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Privacy Policy: What We Hold About You

Here is exactly what jeetwen records when you open an account and move money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the choices you have over all of it.

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jeetwen Privacy Policy: What We Hold About You
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Cookies, Logins and Keeping Records

Signing in on a new handset needs a one-time code to your registered number, and that code is what stops a stolen password from becoming a stolen wallet. Session cookies keep you signed in and remember the language you picked; clear them and you are logged out everywhere. Rounds in the slots, crash titles like Crash Skyrise and any sportsbook slip all hit the same wallet ledger, so each debit and credit has a matching record you can ask us to walk you through.

One-time codes

A fresh device needs a code sent to your registered number before the wallet opens. Active sessions are listed in your settings, and you can end any of them.

Cookie choices

Session cookies keep you signed in. Analytics cookies show us which lobby screens stall on mobile data. You can refuse the second set and still use everything.

Retention

Payment records outlive session logs, because a dispute can surface months after the round. Once a record passes the window local law sets, we delete or anonymise it.

Changing details

Moved house or changed number? Update the profile yourself, or ask support to correct the record. We email a confirmation so you hold proof of the change.

TALK TO US

Where to Send a Data Request

Our Bangladesh support desk handles privacy questions through one route, so nothing gets lost between channels. Start live chat from inside your signed-in account and the agent already sees your account ID, which saves a round of back-and-forth. Anything you want in writing goes by email from the address you registered, and the reply lands in the same thread you can keep. If the question is about a payment record tied to bKash, Nagad or Rocket, say so in your first message and we pull the wallet reference before we answer.

Team online

Live chat

Signed in, open the chat panel and the agent can see your account ID straight away. Ask for the data team when the question is about stored records rather than a game.

Email us

Write from the mailbox tied to your account. That confirms who you are without extra paperwork, and our reply stays in a thread you can keep or forward.

Wallet queries

Name the wallet — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — plus the date, in your first message. We check the reference before replying so the answer is not a generic one.

Answers on the Details We Hold

These are the privacy questions that reach our desk most often, answered the way we would answer them in chat. If yours is not here, live chat is quicker than email and the agent can pull your account up while you type.

Your name, mobile number, date of birth, verified email and the region you sign in from. Payment records show the wallet, the amount and the reference, never your wallet PIN.

No. A PIN belongs to you alone. We only ever need the transaction reference your wallet generates. Anyone asking for a PIN while claiming to speak for us is not from us.

You can ask, and we will check what has to stay. Records tied to payments are often held longer under local law, so removal tends to be partial rather than complete.

Agents see the wallet and the amount when a query needs them. Access stays with staff handling your case, and each lookup is written to an internal log we can audit.

Use the unsubscribe link at the foot of any email, or ask support to switch off promotions on your profile. Messages about a payment or a login stay on, since they protect the account.

We say which part we cannot action and why, in plain words. You can ask for that in writing, and you keep the right to raise it with your local authority.
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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.