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What We Keep on File and Why

One page, plain English: what we record when you pay with bKash, Nagad or Rocket, why we keep it, and how you get it changed. Send the request from your registered number and we act on it.

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ac111 What We Keep on File and Why
REACHING US

Where to Send a Data Request

Privacy questions go to the same desk that handles your account care, so you do not need a separate channel. Open live chat from your account and choose the privacy option; the agent sees your registered number and can pull the right file. If you would rather write, use the contact address in the footer and put 'data request' in the subject line. Keep it to one request per message — it keeps the reference clean and the reply quicker.

Live chat from your wallet Sign in and open live chat inside your account area. The agent can confirm what we hold, explain a payment record or start a correction without you repeating your wallet number.
Email with a clear subject Write from the email address on your account and mark the subject 'data request'. Attach nothing sensitive — we will ask for the matching wallet reference ourselves if the request needs one.
Callback on your registered number For anything touching your wallet, we call the number you registered and ask a short verification question first. We never ask for your bKash, Nagad or Rocket PIN on any call.
DATA CARE

How We Store and Protect Data

Most of the work happens quietly. Wallet references are masked in chat logs, session cookies expire when you close the browser, and account changes such as a new password or a new payout number trigger an OTP to your registered mobile. We do not sell account lists. Third parties we use — a payment processor, or a studio streaming a round of Baccarat NightRush or Cricket Livebets — see only what the transaction needs, not your full profile.

Data on your file

Your name, mobile number, email, wallet references and game or match history sit on your account file. We do not collect your wallet PIN, and we do not ask for it in chat.

Cookies and sessions

Cookies keep you signed in and remember your language choice. You can clear them in your browser at any time; you will simply need the OTP again on your next visit.

Account security

A new password, a new payout wallet or a login from an unusual region triggers an OTP to your registered mobile before anything changes. That check is not optional, and it applies to every tier.

Retention and changes

Records stay while your account is open and for the audit window after closure. Ask for a copy, a correction or a deletion from your registered number and we log the request.

Questions About Your Data Rights

Below are the questions our support desk hears most about account data. Nothing here replaces the policy wording above. Still, if your question is missing, open the support desk from your wallet and ask directly — we would rather answer it once, clearly, than leave you guessing about what we hold.

Your mobile number, name, email and the wallet you register with — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. Later we add game history and device type. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Yes. Ask from the mobile number on your account through live chat or the footer contact address, and we prepare a copy of your account and transaction records for you.

No. A payment reaches us as an amount and a reference, nothing more. Anyone asking for your wallet PIN — on chat, phone or social media — is not speaking for ac111.

Send the correction from the current registered number and we update the file once the change is verified. A new payout wallet always needs an OTP on your mobile first.

Account and transaction records stay for a set period after closure, because payment disputes and audit checks can arrive later. You can ask us to delete what we are not required to hold.

You choose when you open the account. Turning marketing off does not affect OTP codes, payment confirmations or any service message tied to your wallet and your account.
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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.