Legal information
This page summarizes the legal framework, disclaimers, and dispute processes applicable to ZenithCore's social casino services in Australia. The service offers entertainment with virtual coins only and does not provide real-money gambling, deposits, or payouts.
1. Scope and nature of services
ZenithCore operates social-casino style applications and web experiences intended for entertainment. All in-game balances are virtual coins or points. Users cannot deposit or withdraw real currency. The games employ deterministic and pseudo-random methods to create gameplay outcomes. Access is restricted to users aged 18+ in accordance with our policy.

2. Disclaimers and limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by Australian law, ZenithCore and its affiliates disclaim all warranties, whether express or implied, regarding fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement. We shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising from use of the service. Nothing on this page limits liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.
3. Australian legal considerations
ZenithCore is intended for Australian users and seeks to align practices with the Australian Privacy Principles and general consumer protections where relevant. Because the service does not facilitate real-money gambling, it is not a licensed gambling operator. If local regulators or courts determine otherwise, we will cooperate and take steps required by law.
- Jurisdiction: Victoria, Australia, unless otherwise required by law.
- Applicable law: Australian federal and state laws.
- Dispute resolution: See section 7 (below).
4. Intellectual property and content
All content, artwork, code, and trademarks displayed on this site are the property of ZenithCore or licensed third parties. Users may not copy or redistribute material without permission. For copyright notices or to report alleged infringements, please contact the address below or use the Data Requests form.

5. FAQ and common legal questions
6. Data access and other legal requests
If you wish to exercise privacy rights under Australian law (access, correction, deletion, restriction), please submit a request below. We may ask for identity verification to process certain requests.
7. Dispute resolution and contact
For disputes, please contact our support first to seek an internal resolution. If unresolved, parties may pursue other remedy routes under Australian law. For privacy complaints, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).