Where This Privacy Policy Applies
Your account sits behind a policy we keep short on purpose. We collect what a wallet needs to work: your mobile number, your name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, the deposit and withdrawal references those wallets return, and the device and
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login records that show us when someone signs in. Every field on the signup form has a stated reason next to it. Payment references go to your wallet provider so a deposit can be matched to the right account, and login records are what make an
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OTP check worth anything. Gameplay history — the cricket and football markets you open, the tables you sit at — is kept because a dispute about a round or a balance needs evidence both sides can read. How long we hold data depends on what it
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is. Wallet statements and transaction logs stay for the period our payment partners and applicable record-keeping rules require, and you can ask which window applies to your account. Cross-border handling and access rules follow the law where you live, not one global standard. Availability of the
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platform, and the wallets we can support, depends on local law and eligible regions — the same is true of what we may store and for how long. Where a local rule limits a request, we name the rule and say what we can still do.
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Our basis for processing is your consent plus the steps needed to run the account you asked us to open. Withdraw consent and optional processing stops; we will explain what closing an account means for records we must retain.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.