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Privacy Policy at 62bajee, Plainly Set Out

Your account here runs on a short list of data — mobile number, wallet name, transfer references — and this page sets out exactly how each one is used, stored and removed.

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62bajee Privacy Policy at 62bajee, Plainly Set Out
DATA CONTROLS

How 62bajee Handles Cookies and Account Data

A privacy policy is not something you sign once and forget. Everything in this section runs from your account area: you can see active sessions, clear the cookie set, and ask for records without writing to anyone. Wallet references from bKash, Nagad or Rocket are the part we guard hardest, because a single reference number is enough to trace a deposit. Below is how each piece works, how long it stays with us, and the one step you take to change it.

Cookies we actually use

Login cookies keep your session open between pages; a second set remembers your language and last-played tile. We don't run ad-network trackers inside the lobby, and you can clear the set from your browser any time.

Wallet data we store

Deposit references from bKash, Nagad or Rocket are held so a payout check can be matched months later. Card-style details are never stored on our side; the wallet app handles the PIN.

Account security on a new phone

A fresh handset triggers an OTP to your registered number before the lobby loads. You can end every other session from account settings, which is worth doing if you ever lend your phone out.

How long records stay

Transaction records stay while your account is active and for the period local rules require after it closes. Gameplay history is trimmed sooner. Ask us and we will tell you which category your data falls into.

PRIVACY HELP DESK

Reaching Us About Your Privacy Request

Privacy requests don't sit in the same queue as a deposit question, because a chat about a failed transfer and a chat about deleting your data need different people on the other end. Send it through any of the three routes below and it reaches the team that holds account records. Keep your registered mobile number or a recent bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID nearby — that is how we match you without asking for anything sensitive. Every reply comes in writing, so you keep a record of what was agreed.

Live chat from the wallet page Open your account wallet, tap the help icon, and your chat starts with the account ID attached. Ask for a copy of stored details and it goes straight to the privacy desk.
Email for deletion requests Write from the address linked to your profile so we can match you without extra checks. State what you want removed — wallet references, chat logs, or the account itself — and we confirm in writing.
Support line for account access If a login fails because your number changed, our Bangladesh support team verifies you by wallet reference before restoring access. Keep your last bKash or Nagad transaction ID ready for that call.

Questions About Your Data and Your Rights

Most of the privacy questions we get come down to three things: what we keep, who sees it, and how to get it removed. The answers below cover each without legal padding. If your case is not here — a number change, a closed account, a request from a shared family handset — message the desk and we will pick it up from there. Nothing on this page is written to bury a clause; where something depends on your country, we say so outright.

Your mobile number, the name on your wallet, and the reference IDs from bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfers. Device type and login times are logged so we can spot unusual access.

Yes. Message from the wallet page or email the address tied to your profile, and we pull together your account details, wallet references and login history for you to check.

Request closure in chat or by email. We lock the account first, settle any open wallet balance, then delete what we are allowed to delete and keep only the transaction records local rules make us hold.

Only where a payment check or a legal request needs it. Wallet operators see the reference for their own transfer, and nothing else leaves us unless a lawful order names the account.

When we adjust the policy we post the new version on this page and flag it inside your account before it takes effect. Any change that widens what we collect needs your consent again.

The rules where you live decide how far your rights run, and availability depends on local law and eligible regions. If those rules give you more than this page states, you keep that.
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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.