Which Details We Collect and Why
Opening an account takes a name, a mobile number and an email you actually check. From there, every deposit you send through bKash, Nagad or Rocket arrives with a transaction reference, and that reference is what we store — your wallet PIN never reaches us. We
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also keep a record of the games and cricket markets you open, because a bet history has to match what you see on your own screen if a dispute ever comes up. Device details are gathered quietly in the background: IP address, browser, operating system and
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the times you sign in. That log is how we spot a login from a device you have never used and ask for a fresh OTP before anything moves. Cookies do a smaller job. A session cookie keeps you signed in; a preference cookie remembers your
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language and view. Clear them from your browser whenever you like, though you will sign in again afterwards. Anything beyond that — a photo ID, an address document — is requested only where your local law and eligible regions require it before a withdrawal. That requirement
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differs by jurisdiction, so treat the list above as the baseline and the verification step as the part that adapts to where you are.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.