What We Collect and Why We Keep It
We keep the record small and tied to one job: running your account. When you register, we store the mobile number you typed, your name as you gave it, and the country you said you are in. When you log in, we store the device type,
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the browser behind it, and the one-time code event, so a sign-in from an unfamiliar handset can be spotted and confirmed with you. When you send a deposit through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, we record the amount, the wallet name, and the transaction reference your wallet
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app gives you. We do not hold your wallet PIN and we never take your wallet balance. A cricket bet in the sportsbook is logged the same way: market, stake and result, tied to your account number. Why those three groups? The account record lets us
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prove it is you before anything private is shared. The device log lets us react when someone from another region tries your password. The payment reference lets us match a transfer that landed without a reference code, which happens often when people pay from a busy
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queue. We do not sell this data and we do not hand it to advertisers. Sharing stays with the providers who help us run the service, meaning payment rails, hosting, and message delivery for login codes, plus a lawful request from a competent authority. Where the
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law in your region sets a different retention period, that local rule wins over our default. Nothing here overrides the law where you live, and eligibility depends on local law and eligible regions.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.