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What Our Privacy Policy Covers

This page explains what we collect when you open an account, deposit with bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and move through the lobby. We keep the wording plain on purpose, and access still depends on your local law and eligible regions.

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REACH THE TEAM

Where to Ask About Your Data

If you want to know what we hold, correct a misspelled name, or close an account, our support desk is the way in. Open live chat from the app or the mobile site and quote your registered number so we can pull the right record without asking you to repeat everything. Email works too when you need a written trail.

Live chat in the app Open the chat icon from your account screen on mobile or desktop. Give your registered number and describe the request, and the agent can see your wallet history with bKash, Nagad or Rocket alongside the ticket.
Email to support Write to our support address for anything you want in writing, like a data copy request or a correction. Keep the subject line clear and we can route it to the right desk.
Account screen request Signed in already? Head to your profile area, where you can review the details on file and raise a change request tied to your verified number.
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Data, Cookies and Account Security

Small habits matter more than big promises here. We keep account access tied to an OTP sent to your registered number, so a new device needs that code before the session opens. That is also why we ask you to keep your number current.

Login and OTP checks

Every fresh sign-in on an unrecognised device asks for a one-time code. If a code arrives when you did not try to log in, tell support at once and we can freeze the session.

Cookies we actually use

Session cookies keep you signed in and remember your language choice. Analytics cookies tell us which lobby screens stall on mobile data, and you can clear them from your browser at any time.

Retention we can explain

Transaction records tied to bKash, Nagad or Rocket stay on file while the account is active and for the period local rules require afterwards. After that they are removed or stripped of identifiers.

Who sees your record

Only the teams that need it — support, payments and fraud checks. We do not hand your details to outside marketers, and any processor we use works under a written instruction.

Privacy Questions We Get Most

A few things come up again and again from account holders, especially around wallets and what we keep after a withdrawal. Here are the answers in short form; if yours is not here, the support desk will take it.

Your name, date of birth, mobile number, email and the wallet you register with. Later, deposit and withdrawal references from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, plus basic device and login data so we can spot an odd session.

No. We only need the transaction reference and amount. A PIN request is a red flag, so treat any message asking for one as a scam and report it to our support team straight away.

Yes. Message support from your registered number or email and ask for a copy. We confirm it is you first, then send what we hold, subject to what local law lets us release.

Raise it from your profile screen or through live chat. A name or number change needs a quick check against your registered details, because that number is what receives your login code.

We keep transaction records while the account is open and for the stretch local rules require after that. Once that period passes, records are deleted or de-identified, and you can ask us to close the account sooner.

Session cookies are, since they keep you signed in while you browse slots and live tables. Analytics cookies are optional, and clearing them from your browser settings only costs you a little convenience.
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Privacy Policy

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.