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Your Privacy Policy, Written Plainly

This page tells you exactly what we collect when you open an account, fund it through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and move around the lobby.

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ASK US DIRECTLY

Where to Send a Privacy Question

If something on this page does not match what you expect, message our Bangladesh support desk from inside your account so we can see the same records you are asking about. Quote your registered mobile number and the wallet you used — that shortens the check. For a copy of your data or a correction, say plainly what you want changed and we will walk you through the confirmation step, which usually means a one-time code to your phone.

In-account message Log in, open the help panel and send your question with your registered mobile number attached. It reaches the team that can actually read your account record.
Wallet reference Tell us which rail you used — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer — plus the transaction reference. That lets us trace the record without guessing.
Data requests Ask for a copy, a correction or a deletion where the law allows it. We confirm identity with a one-time code before any record leaves our hands.
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Explore How Your Records Are Kept

Data handling is a process, not a promise. Account details sit behind encrypted connections, wallet numbers are masked on screen after entry, and staff who touch account records work under access controls that log who looked and when. Cookies are split into the ones that keep you signed in and the ones that measure page behaviour, and you can clear the second kind from your browser settings. Retention follows purpose: transaction records stay while payment partners and local rules require them, then they are removed. If you want something corrected or erased, you ask, we verify, and we confirm back in writing.

Account security Your login sits behind a one-time code sent to your registered number. Wallet numbers are masked once saved, so a glance at your screen does not expose them.
Cookies and sessions Session cookies keep you signed in while you move between slots and live tables. Measurement cookies can be cleared from your browser without breaking your account.
Retention and removal We keep transaction records while payment partners and local rules require them. After that the record is removed under our retention schedule rather than left lying around.
Who to contact One route only: the in-account help panel. It logs your request with a reference so you can follow the answer instead of repeating yourself.

Questions You Ask About Your Data

These are the privacy questions that come up most often at our support desk, answered the same way we would answer them in a chat window. If yours is not here, send it through the help panel and we will reply with the specifics of your own record rather than a general statement.

Your name, mobile number, date of birth and the wallet or bank details you register. We also record device and login details so we can spot unusual access to your account.

Yes, we keep the wallet number tied to your account so deposits and withdrawals land in the right place. It is masked on screen and only visible to staff handling your payment case.

Ask through the in-account help panel. We confirm your identity with a one-time code to your registered number, then send the record covering your account and payment history.

Send the correction from the help panel and name the field. Changes to registered wallet numbers get an extra verification step, because that is where money moves.

Only with the payment and verification partners needed to complete your transactions, and under written terms. We do not sell your details or hand them to outside marketers.

Transaction records stay while payment partners and local rules require them. You can request deletion at any point, and we explain what must be kept and why.
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Privacy Policy

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