The Details Behind Your Account Data
We only ask for what an account needs to work. That means your name, mobile number, date of birth, the wallet number you register with, and a record of what you do in the lobby — deposits, withdrawals, game sessions. We do not read your bKash,
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Nagad or Rocket balance; the wallet app handles that, and we see only the confirmation the payment rail sends back. Cookies do two jobs here. Some keep you signed in and remember your language and currency, so you are not re-entering your password every time you
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switch from mobile to desktop. Others give us coarse traffic numbers so we know which tables crash or load slowly. You can clear or block cookies in your browser settings, though blocking the login cookie will sign you out. Who else touches your data? Payment processors,
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to confirm a bKash or Nagad transfer; our game providers, to run a round and settle it; and hosting and fraud-check services. Each is bound by a contract that limits them to that job. We do not sell account data, and we do not hand it
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to advertisers. We keep transaction records for as long as local rules require, and account details while your account is open. Ask us to close the account and we delete what we are allowed to delete, keeping only the records we must hold. Whether you can
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open an account at all, and what you can access, depends on your local law and eligible regions — privacy rights differ by country too, so some requests we can act on at once and others we handle under the rules that apply where you live.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.