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What Our Privacy Policy Covers

Your account here runs on a small set of records: the wallet reference from a bKash or Nagad transfer, the device you signed in from, and the rounds you played.

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REACHING OUR TEAM

Where to Send a Data Request

You do not need a special form to ask about your data. Open a ticket from your account wallet, or message our Bangladesh support channel, and put 'data request' in the subject line. Tell us what you want — a copy of your records, a correction to a mobile number, or closure of the account. We reply through the same channel and confirm identity with a one-time code before anything moves, so keep your registered number active. Anything tied to a payment is cross-checked against the wallet reference from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket confirmation.

In-Account Ticket Open a ticket from your account wallet and put 'data request' in the subject line. That tag routes it to the team handling policy requests rather than ordinary game queries.
Bangladesh Support Channel Our support channel is listed on the help page inside your account. Message it with your registered mobile number so we can pull up your file without asking for it twice.
Wallet Reference Check For anything tied to a payment, keep the reference from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket confirmation SMS. We match that number against the credit on your account before replying.
COOKIES AND RETENTION

Cookies, Sessions and Data Retention

We keep this policy in step with how the site actually runs. Cookies do two jobs here: they hold your sign-in so you are not typing a one-time code on every screen, and they show us which pages load slowly on mobile networks. Payment entries sit with us for as long as the wallet and banking rules require, then they are cleared. You can ask for a copy, a correction or a removal at any point, and we verify you with a one-time code before we act on it.

Cookie Choices

You can block cookies in your browser or device settings. Sign-in cookies are the ones that matter most — switch them off and the account pages that need you logged in may not load right.

Sign-In Security

Every login runs through a one-time code sent to your registered mobile number. If a session looks unfamiliar to us, we ask for a fresh code before the account opens again.

Retention Practice

Payment references from bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay stay while the wallet and banking rules require them. Once that window closes, the entries are cleared from our systems.

Changing Details

Wrong number or a new SIM? Message our support channel from inside the account, confirm with a one-time code, and we update the entry. A name change needs a matching document.

Questions About Your Account Data

Your registered mobile number, name and date of birth, wallet references from bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay payments, the devices you sign in from, and your play and payment history.

Yes. Open a ticket marked 'data request' and confirm with the one-time code we send. We then hand over the entries tied to your account in a file you can read.

Message our support channel from inside the account and confirm with a one-time code. We change the mobile number straight away. A name correction needs a matching document before the entry is updated.

Only where it is needed to run your account: the payment partners who clear a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, and providers whose games you open. We do not sell your details to outside lists.

Access ends, but payment and transaction entries stay on file for as long as the wallet and banking rules require. After that they are removed. Ask in writing and we confirm the closure.

Session cookies clear when you close the browser. The ones that remember your sign-in stay until you sign out or clear your browser data. Blocking them is your choice, though some account pages may not load right.
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