The Details We Hold, and Why
We keep our collection narrow on purpose. When you open an account you give us a mobile number, a password and, if you want withdrawals to a wallet, the name registered on that bKash, Nagad or Rocket account. When you move money we receive a transaction
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reference from the payment provider — not your wallet PIN, and never your full card number if you pay by bank transfer. Device details such as handset model, browser type and approximate region help us spot a login that doesn't match your usual pattern. Gameplay records
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are kept so your history, wallet balance and any open round can be rebuilt exactly when you return. Live tables, slots and the cricket markets you follow all sit behind the same login, so we log which lobby you entered and when. That log is what
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lets us answer a query about one specific round — say an Aviator Fast Round that ended oddly — without asking you to describe it from memory. We do not sell your number. We do not hand your wallet name to a studio such as Pragmatic
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Play or Evolution; those providers see a session ID, not your identity. What we can share, and with whom, depends on your local law and eligible regions, so treat this page as a description of our practice rather than a promise that travels everywhere with you.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.