FanDuel requires you to provide government-issued ID documents like your passport or driver's license as a mandatory condition of using certain parts of the service.
Refusing to provide your passport or driver's license information means you may be denied access to core FanDuel services, while providing it creates a record of your most sensitive identity documents on FanDuel's systems and potentially those of their verification vendors.
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Compare across platforms →Mandatory collection of government ID documents represents a significant data sensitivity risk — if this data is breached, consumers face identity theft consequences far more severe than typical data breaches involving email addresses or preferences.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Collection of government-issued identification documents implicates state identity theft protection statutes, including California's Identity Information Protection Act, and New York SHIELD Act (N.Y. General Business Law §899-aa). Driver's license data collection is regulated in many states. Tax-related information collection may implicate IRS regulations and state tax authority requirements. The FTC Act Section 5 governs security practices around sensitive identity data. Gaming commission regulations in all U.S. states where FanDuel operates require KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures, which is the primary legal basis for this collection.
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