Affiliate disclosure

nanocasino.biz is an independent guide to the Nano casino brand, and it is funded by partner links. This page explains plainly how that works, what it costs you (nothing extra) and which parts of the site a commission is not allowed to touch. You can return to the guide home page at any time.

What a partner link is

Some buttons and links on the site — usually labeled “Go to the offer” — send you through a short redirect address on this domain and then on to the operator. If you open an account through that path and later deposit, the operator or its partner program may pay this site a commission. These links carry the attributes “sponsored” and “nofollow”, which is the standard way to mark paid relationships for search engines.

You do not pay more because you arrived through a partner link, and the amount you deposit does not change. Whether the offer shown to you is identical to the one shown to someone who typed the address directly is something only the operator controls, so always read the offer and its terms on the operator's own site before accepting it.

What a commission does not buy

• The content of a page. Pros and cons, warnings and the checks we recommend are written the same way whether or not a link earns money.
• A rating. The site does not award stars or numeric scores to Nano, so there is no score to raise.
• Silence about problems. If a cashier rule, a verification request or a bonus clause can delay a withdrawal, the page says so.
• Statements on the operator's behalf. We do not describe any operator as safe, licensed or trustworthy as a fact; we show you how to check those things.

The conflict of interest, stated openly

A site paid when readers deposit has an obvious incentive to encourage deposits. We handle that tension in a few concrete ways. Pages put verification, limits and withdrawal conditions before any call to action. The responsible-gambling tools are linked from every relevant page. And we never suggest gambling as a way to make or recover money. If you are self-excluded anywhere, or you have set yourself a break, please do not use the links on this site — the responsible gambling page lists where to find help.

What data a partner link passes on

When you click a partner link, the operator or its affiliate platform learns that the visit came through this site, usually by means of a tracking identifier in the address or a cookie set on its own domain. Partner programs typically report aggregate figures back to us, such as how many accounts were opened or how many first deposits were made through our links. We do not receive your name, email address, documents or payment details, and we would not want them. The cookies set by the operator follow the operator's own privacy policy; ours are described in the privacy policy.

Who decides what gets published

Content decisions are made by the author, Rocío Henríquez, following the method described on the about this guide page: read the current terms, test with a real account, re-check before publishing. Operators do not approve pages before publication and cannot request changes in exchange for payment. Factual corrections from anyone — including an operator — are welcome when they come with evidence.

Questions about this disclosure

If something about our funding is unclear, or you think a page crosses the line described here, write to info@nanocasino.biz. Please do not send account details or documents; we cannot act on an account, and the operator's support is the right place for that. The rest of the legal framework for using this site is in the terms of use.