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What We Keep and Why

Your account here runs on a phone number and a wallet, so most of what we hold is what you already gave us to sign in.

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REACHING THE TEAM

Ask Us About Your Data

The quickest path to a data answer is the channel you already use. On your phone, the in-account chat keeps your thread and your statement in one place. If you would rather write it out properly, email works just as well. Either way, name the wallet you paid with — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — and the request moves faster, because we can pull the right transaction line straight away instead of guessing.

Team online

Chat from your wallet screen

Sign in, open the chat panel from the wallet screen and describe the data question you have. A copy of your account statement can be attached to the same thread so nothing gets repeated twice.

Email request

Send your request to our support address from the email you registered, and include your mobile number so we can match the account. Plain wording works fine; we just need your ask in writing.

Changes you can make yourself

Many fixes are faster inside your own dashboard — updating a Nagad or Rocket number, turning off marketing messages, or downloading a record of past transfers without waiting on a reply.

HOW WE HANDLE IT

Cookies, Sessions and Retention

Privacy work here is unglamorous: a cookie that keeps a session alive, a code check on a new handset, a retention rule nobody thinks about until they close an account. We run it that way because a wallet login is only as solid as the checks around it. If a request sits with us longer than you expected, the chat thread is where you push it forward.

Cookies we actually set

A session cookie keeps you signed in between taps, and a small preference cookie remembers your language and payment choice. Neither holds your PIN. Clearing browser data signs you out and resets those settings.

Sign-in checks

Every login runs on a one-time code sent to your registered number. When the device looks unfamiliar we ask again before the session opens, so a borrowed handset cannot slide into your wallet.

How long records stay

Transaction lines stay while your account is open, plus the window in which a payment dispute can still be raised. Close the account and the rest of your profile follows the timeline we confirm at closure.

Requesting a change

You can ask for a copy of your data, a correction to a name or wallet number, or deletion of what we are not required to keep. We confirm what changed and what still has to stay.

Questions We Get Asked Most

Most privacy questions we receive are practical ones: what happens to a wallet number, who reads a chat, whether an old phone still holds a session. The answers below cover the six we see most often. If yours is not among them, open the chat panel and ask directly, because it reaches the same team either way.

Sign in and open your profile, then request an account statement from the chat panel. We send back the profile fields, wallet references and transaction lines attached to your number.

Never. Your PIN stays inside the wallet app on your phone, and no genuine message from us asks you to type it into a chat or a web form. Treat any such request as a scam.

Yes, you can ask us to close it. Profile and marketing records go; transaction lines that back a payment dispute have to stay for the period the rule covering them requires.

A fresh handset triggers another one-time code to your registered number. The session starts only after that code is entered, and the older device is signed out so nothing stays open in the background.

It can, when a payment rail or a local rule shifts. When that happens we post the new version on this page and flag it in your account messages before it takes effect.

Yes. Whether you can hold an account depends on your local law and eligible regions, and that same rule shapes which records we are able to keep for you.
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Privacy Policy

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.