The Account Data We Keep On File
When you open an account, we ask for your mobile number, the name as it appears on your wallet, and your date of birth where local law requires it. Every bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer you make then leaves a record on our side: the amount,
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the sender number, and the transaction ID your wallet app shows you. That record is what lets us match a payment to your account when a transfer lands without a reference. We also keep basic technical data, namely the phone or browser you signed in from,
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a city-level location, and the times you logged in. It helps us catch a login that does not look like you. Beyond payments, we store what your account actually needs: the games you opened such as Roulette Quickspin, Teen Patti Night or Football HatTrick, a cricket
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market you backed on the sportsbook, the balance movement that followed, and any message you sent our support desk. We do not sell this, and we do not hand your wallet number to an outside advertiser. How much we may collect, and how long we keep
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it, depends on local law and eligible regions. Where a rule in your area asks for less than this page describes, the shorter rule wins, and if a request would expose another person's account we decline it and tell you why.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.