Wallet Records And What Follows Them
Our policy starts from one position: we collect what your account needs to work, and nothing gathered for its own sake. When you open an account we take your mobile number; when you add money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket we record the wallet name, the
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amount in Taka and the reference the wallet sends back — that reference is what lets our team match a payment to you if the confirmation ever lags. Device details such as handset model, browser and login times help us spot a session that does not
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look like yours. We do not sell your details to outside list brokers, and your wallet number goes only to the people clearing your deposit or verifying a withdrawal. Some of this depends on where you are. Data rules differ across jurisdictions, and what we may
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hold, how long we keep it and which requests we can action all follow the law that applies to you and the regions we accept accounts from. Where a rule in your area conflicts with a clause on this page, the local rule wins and we
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will tell you what changes. One practical point: bKash, Nagad and Rocket keep your payment record on their own side, under their own terms. Our policy covers only what reaches us.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.