Where Your Local Law Leads
We keep one wallet record per account, and that record is the only place your name, mobile number and date of birth are tied to money movement. When you send a deposit from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, our cashier logs the transaction ID, the amount and
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the sending wallet number, so a disputed transfer can still be traced weeks later. We never store your wallet PIN, your one-time password or any card number. Those stay inside the payment app you used. Your play history sits on our gaming servers, keyed to an
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account ID rather than your phone number. That covers bets placed on Roulette Royale, Slot Spin Elite, Aviator and any cricket or football market you take in the sportsbook. We keep it because a payout query, a promo question or an accounting check can surface months
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after the fact. None of this is a fixed global rulebook. Data handling follows the law where you live and where our services are legally available, so what we may collect, how long we retain it and which processors we share it with depends on your
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local law and eligible regions. If a requirement shifts, we edit this page instead of burying the change in a separate notice. Where local rules allow, we delete what we no longer need. Where they require longer storage, we say so plainly when you ask.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.