Open the Record We Keep on You
Your account carries three kinds of records: the details you type at sign-up, the wallet trail from every bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, and the technical log your phone writes when a page loads. We keep that set narrow. A brand built for one-handed play cannot
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afford to hoard things nobody uses, so each field has a job — did this payment clear, is this session yours, is the account still live. Your name, mobile number and wallet reference sit in the account record because payouts need them. Session logs tell us
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which device you signed in from, which is how we spot a login that isn't yours. None of it is passed to advertisers, and no outside buyer gets a list with your wallet number attached. What we may collect, and how long we may hold it,
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depends on the law where you live and on the regions we are able to serve — rules for mobile wallet records in Bangladesh are not the same as elsewhere, and the stricter of the two usually wins. If you close your account, we remove what
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we no longer need and archive the rest, such as payment confirmations, so both sides stay honest if a dispute surfaces later. Ask what we hold on you and we'll answer in ordinary language.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.