The Data Behind Your Wallet
We keep the data set small on purpose. Opening an account asks for a mobile number, a password and the wallet you pay with — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. When you send a deposit, the cashier desk logs the sender number, the amount and the wallet
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reference so the payment can be matched to your account. That log is what we show you if a transfer ever goes missing. We do not sell those records. They leave our systems only where they must: to the wallet operator or bank when a payment
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needs tracing, to the providers who keep the lobby and chat running, and to authorities when a lawful request arrives. Every provider we use is bound to handle data for the task we hand them and nothing else. Eligibility and access depend on your local law
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and eligible regions. If a market changes its rules, we may have to restrict accounts or hold certain records longer, and we will say so here instead of quietly rewriting the terms. You can request a copy of your data, ask us to fix a wrong
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number or wallet, or ask us to close the profile. Write from the number registered on the account so we can match you without collecting extra documents. Payment references stay while accounting rules require them, then they go.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.