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Your Privacy Policy, Written the Way We Talk

This Privacy Policy covers one thing clearly: what we hold when you open an account and move money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and what you can ask us to change.

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ASK US DIRECTLY

Where to Send a Privacy Question

You do not need to hunt for a form. Privacy requests go through the same support desk that handles your wallet verification, and the people answering know how to pull a deposit reference and check what sits on your account. Tell us what you want changed — a stored number, a closed account, a copy of your records — and we will tell you plainly what we can do and what local rules require us to keep.

In-account support chat Open the chat from your logged-in account and mark the message privacy. The agent can see your wallet history already, so you won't be asked to paste a TrxID twice.
Email request Send the details from the address on your account so we can match it. If the request is about a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, include the reference so we locate it quickly.
Account closure request Ask in writing and we will confirm what gets deleted and what stays for transaction records. Local law sets the floor on what we must retain, and we will say so in the reply.
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Control You Can Actually Exercise

A short list beats a long promise. Here is what you can do about your own data, and what we do behind the scenes while you are playing a round of Crash Velocity or watching a live baccarat table dealt in real time.

See your own records

Your account area shows the deposits, withdrawals and login history tied to your mobile number. Check it after any bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer and flag anything that doesn't match your own records.

Cookies and device storage

We use cookies to keep you signed in and to remember your language choice. Clearing them logs you out and resets preferences; nothing about your wallet balance depends on a cookie staying on your phone.

Security on your side

The one-time code goes to your registered number, so keep that SIM with you. Never pass a code to anyone who calls claiming to be from support — we will never ask for it, and no deposit needs it.

Retention and correction

Transaction records stay as long as local rules require; you can ask us to correct a name or number in the meantime. Send the request from your account email so it matches what we hold.

Privacy Questions We Get Asked

These are the ones that come up most from Bangladesh accounts. If yours is not here, the support chat inside your account is the shortest route to a real answer.

We store the transaction reference, the amount and the time, plus the mobile number the transfer came from. That lets us match the money to your account and settle any dispute later without asking you to prove it twice.

Yes. Send the request from the email on your account and tell us what you want — deposit history, login records or the profile details we hold. We reply with what we have, subject to what local law lets us release.

Only where it is needed: with a wallet operator when a transfer needs verifying, or with authorities if the law demands it. We do not sell contact details, and we do not pass them to advertisers.

Transaction records stay for the period local rules set, because payment history has to remain traceable. Profile details you no longer need can be removed sooner on request. We confirm the split in writing.

Use the logout button rather than just closing the browser, and clear cookies if the handset is not yours. The one-time code still goes to your registered number, so a shared device alone cannot get someone into your wallet.

The support chat inside your account, marked as a privacy message. Agents can see your deposit and login history already, so they can check the record against your claim without you sending screenshots.
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