What The Casino And The Payment Provider See With MiFinity
When you pay via MiFinity, the casino usually receives a payment confirmation, the amount and currency, a timestamp, a transaction reference, and a status (approved/declined/refunded). The casino also sees the MiFinity method label in its cashier reports, plus the identity data it already holds from your account: name, date of birth, address, email, phone, device and login history, and any KYC documents you uploaded. The casino does not receive your MiFinity login, and it typically does not get full underlying banking or card details tied to your MiFinity wallet; it reconciles your deposit or withdrawal by the transaction reference and the account-level identifiers it already has.
MiFinity and its payment processing chain see more of the payment-side detail: your MiFinity account profile, wallet identifiers, funding source inside MiFinity (for example, card or bank transfer), IP/device signals used for fraud controls, and the exact payment routing data needed to complete the transfer. This split improves privacy in one narrow way: the casino is less likely to store your card or bank numbers because MiFinity sits between you and the merchant. It does not make you anonymous to the casino, because your casino account still ties deposits and withdrawals to your player profile, and KYC checks can connect those transactions to your real identity.