Reporting Doping

Every piece of information is important in the fight for clean sport. As an Athlete or athlete support personnel, you can help protect the integrity of your sport. If you have reasonable grounds for suspecting doping, you can report it through REVEAL, the International Testing Agency whistleblowing platform.

REVEAL enables you to report what you have seen, heard or experienced in a completely anonymous and secure manner while actively supporting the investigation of anti-doping rule violations or criminal behaviour.

If you are wondering if your information is important enough, if you have doubts that your information is relevant, or if you are afraid of sharing it – please be assured that we will treat your information in a confidential and sensible manner.

Let’s keep Teqball real together!

ANTI-DOPING PRIVACY NOTICE

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code (the Code) and is responsible for implementing an anti-doping program in TEQBALL. This Privacy Notice describes how we will collect, use and share personal information about you to run our anti-doping program and create a clean sport environment for all athletes.

Please note that regarding the data process of your data, FITEQ, ITA and WADA are all data controllers, all of them playing a different role in complying with the anti-doping program for the sake of a clean sport competition. You may turn to any of these organizations with your questions as per the availabilities under Contact Us section.

We may update this Anti-Doping Privacy Notice from time to time in order to reflect changes we make to our privacy practices. If we make material changes to this Anti-Doping Privacy Notice, we will give you notice of these changes by posting the revised policy on our website and, where necessary, by other means.

Types of Personal Information

The types of personal information we collect depend on your level as an athlete or your role in sport. It will also depend on how the anti-doping rules apply to you.

For example, if you need a therapeutic use exemption, you will need to provide certain medical information. If you are charged with an anti-doping rule violation (ADRV), you may need to provide evidence in your defense. If you are not an athlete, we still may need to collect personal information about you, like education data and identifiers, but we will not ask you for whereabouts or need you to participate in anti-doping testing.

How and Why We Use Personal Information

Our role as an anti-doping organization (ADO) is to detect, deter and prevent doping in sport, in accordance with the Code, the International Standards (IS), and our FITEQ Anti-Doping Rules. This involves using personal information to carry out the following anti-doping activities:

We also maintain records to improve, monitor and report on our anti-doping activities. This can include creating statistics by aggregating personal information. For example, we create statistics about anti-doping tests we conduct and ADRVs for which we are the results management authority.

Who We Share Personal Information With

We may need to share your personal information with the following individuals and organizations to run our anti-doping program and respect the Code:

Individuals you authorize to receive or share your personal information, like an agent, coach, doctor, or a parent or guardian.
Code Signatories that have testing authority, sample collection authority, or results management authority over you, like a National Anti-Doping Organization, International Federation, or Major Event Organizers.
WADA (the World Anti-Doping Agency), that ensures all Code Signatories respect the rules of the Code. WADA also operates and manages the Anti-Doping Administration System (ADAMS), a platform hosted in Canada to which we will upload your personal information. Using ADAMS facilitates the collaboration and sharing of information needed to run our anti-doping program.
Laboratories and Athlete Passport Management Units that analyze anti-doping samples and the Athlete Biological Passport. They are subject to the International Standard for Laboratories, and only have access to coded data (based on sample codes or passport IDs).
The International Testing Agency (ITA), that is an international organisation constituted as a not-for-profit foundation established in Switzerland, providing independent expert anti-doping services to ADOs. FITEQ has contractually delegated the management and implementation of parts of the FITEQ anti-doping programme to the ITA. As part of such delegation, the ITA is duly authorized to collect and process personal data in the context of the implementation and enforcement of the FITEQ anti-doping programme in accordance with the FITEQ Anti-Doping Rules.
Other delegated third parties and service providers that we hire to help us carry out anti-doping activities and maintain our operations. We require delegated third parties and service providers to agree to strict contractual controls designed to protect your personal information.
National Olympic Comittees, National Federations and Continental Federations, that may receive disciplinary notices or other information concerning their athletes or other affiliated persons.
Disciplinary panels and hearing bodies (including the Court of Arbitration for Sport), for adjudicating ADRVs and/or other disciplinary offences in accordance with the Code and/or other applicable regulations.
Public authorities and other relevant bodies (including law enforcement agencies) responsible for enforcing sport and anti-doping laws and for investigating offences tied to doping in sport.

In accordance with the Code, some of your personal information, such as your name, sport and other anti-doping related data may be publicly disclosed in cases where you have been charged with or convicted of an anti-doping rule violation. Your personal information may also be disclosed to third parties in any event where such disclosure (a) is required by law, regulation or compulsory legal process, (b) takes place with your consent, or (c) is necessary to assist law enforcement or governmental or other authorities in the detection, investigation or prosecution of a criminal offence or breach of the Code, provided that the personal information is reasonably relevant to the offence in question.

International Transfers

Your personal information may be made available by FITEQ or the ITA to third persons or parties, including authorised service providers, WADA and ADOs that are located outside of the European Union and Switzerland. For example, your personal information will be recorded in ADAMS or transferred to authorised service providers or ADOs in countries where you reside, train or participate in competitions. Such transfers are a necessary consequence of participation in organized sport and facilitate the strong public interests served by eliminating doping in sport.

The international transfer of your personal information to third countries and international organizations takes place in accordance with the Code and the ISPPPI. When transferring your personal infromation internationally we make sure to comply with applicable laws and regulations, for example, by ensuring that the recipients of your information maintain appropriate safeguards and provide an adequate level of data protection.

For details about ADAMS, associated mobile apps like Athlete Central, and how WADA will process your personal information, review the ADAMS Privacy Policy or contact WADA at privacy@wada-ama.org.

Fair & Lawful Processing

We process your personal information where necessary and proportionate to our anti-doping program. Under data protection laws, we rely on one of the following “legal grounds” or “bases” to process personal information for anti-doping activities:

with your consent; for instance, when you apply for a TUE – GDPR Art. 6.1.(a);
to comply with anti-doping laws, sports laws, or other applicable laws or compulsory legal processes – GDPR Art. 6.1.(c);
to serve the substantial public interest of eliminating doping in sport – GDPR Art. 6.1.(e);
to perform a contract or take necessary steps prior to entering a contract GDPR Art. 6.1.(b); and
to fulfill legitimate interests associated with the activities of an ADO – GDPR Art. 6.1.(f)
to protect your vital interests or those of another person – GDPR Art. 6.1.(d)

We have indicated the specific legal ground that is applied for each anti-doping acitivity next to the corresponding activity under “Anti-Doping Activities”.

Your Rights

You have rights with respect to your personal information under the International Standard for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information and data protection laws, including the right to a copy of your personal information and to have it corrected, blocked or deleted in certain circumstances. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with us.

Because anti-doping is a mandatory feature of organized sport, it still may be necessary for us, FITEQ, the ITA, WADA, and other ADOs and organizations to continue to process your personal information to fulfill obligations under the Code, the International Standards, or national anti-doping or sport laws, despite your objection to such processing or withdrawal of consent (where applicable). This includes processing for investigations or proceedings related to possible ADRVs, as well as processing to establish, exercise or defend against legal claims involving you, WADA and/or an ADO. Objecting or withdrawing consent could also have consequences for you, such as triggering your non-compliance with the Code and IS, as well as the FITEQ Anti-Doping Rules; producing an ADRV (e.g., under Article 2.3 of the Code – Evasion, Refusal or Failure to Submit to Sample Collection); or preventing you from participating in sporting events.

Please visit Contact Us section to exercise your rights or if you have questions or complaints about how we handle personal information.

Safeguards & Retention

We have adopted measures, including administrative, technical, physical and contractual measures, to protect personal information in our custody and control against theft, loss and unauthorized access, use, modification or disclosure.

We restrict access to personal information on a need-to-know basis to employees and authorized delegated third parties and service providers who require access to fulfill their designated functions. The ADOs we share personal information with are bound by the same standards as us when they handle your personal information. These standards are described in the International Standard for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information. They include protecting your personal information, deleting it when no longer needed, being transparent, and allowing you to exercise rights like the right to access your personal information.

Your personal information will be kept in accordance with the criteria and retention periods set out in Annex A of the ISPPPI. Retention periods in Annex A can be extended where required by law or for the purpose of conducting an anti-doping investigation or proceeding or for other purposes authorized by the law.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about how we handle personal information, or have any complaints, please contact us at privacy@fiteq.org or at International Teqball Federation, Expo Square 5-7, Budapest, Hungary, 1101.

For any query regarding the processing of personal data by the ITA, you can contact them at privacy@ita.sport or by courier at: International Testing Agency (ref. Data Privacy), Avenue de Rhodanie 40b, 1007 Lausanne, Switzerland.

If you are not satisfied with how we have handled any potential complaint, you may notify WADA at compliance@wada-ama.org or privacy@wada-ama.org. WADA will handle the notice in accordance with the International Standard for Compliance by Signatories.

Year / Month	Men's singles	Men's doubles	Mixed doubles
2025/6	-	313	403
2025/5	-	308	394
2025/4	-	317	388
2025/3	-	345	401
2025/2	-	343	400
2025/1	-	363	420
2024/12	-	340	400
2024/11	-	373	421
2024/10	-	394	436
2024/9	-	398	460
2024/8	-	405	470
2024/7	-	405	447
2024/6	-	393	438
2024/5	-	405	440
2024/4	-	436	475
2024/3	-	442	480
2024/2	-	449	478
2024/1	-	462	484
2023/12	-	453	461
2023/11	-	453	461
2023/10	-	462	466
2023/9	-	585	547