Wallet Details, Devices and Local Law
We keep the policy short on purpose. When you open an account, we ask for your mobile number, your name as it appears on your wallet, and your date of birth if your region requires it — nothing beyond what the account, the wallet and the
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law need. Your bKash, Nagad and Rocket deposit records are stored against your account so our team can match a payment you say went missing, which is also why those records are never mixed with another account's history. We log the device and the browser you
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sign in from, because that log is how we spot a login that isn't yours and how we keep a returning session on your own phone without asking for a fresh one-time code every time you switch tabs. Cookies do a small job here: session, language,
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and fraud checks. You can clear them in your browser and the lobby still works — you'll just sign in again. What we don't do is sell your details or hand them to advertisers. Sharing happens only with the providers that keep the platform running —
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payment processors, game studios that need a session ID — and only when a lawful request from an authority in an eligible region obliges us. What counts as lawful, and what data we may hold, depends on your local law and eligible regions — rules differ,
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and we follow the ones that apply to you. If your country's rules on real-money play don't allow an account, the policy can't change that, so check before you deposit.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.