What We Collect and How Long We Keep It
We collect only what an account needs to run. That means the mobile number or email you register with, your name, date of birth, the wallet number you pay from, and a record of what you do in the lobby — the games you open, the
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cricket markets you follow, the deposits you send, the withdrawals you request. We do not take card details; when you send money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, that transaction runs inside the wallet app and we receive a confirmation, not your PIN. Some of this stays
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because the law requires it. Payment and activity records have to be kept so we can answer a dispute, a wallet query or a lawful request. Retention windows differ, which is why we will not print one fixed number here: how long we hold a record
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depends on what it is and on the rules that apply where you are. When the window closes, the record is deleted or stripped of anything that points to you. Where you are matters. Entry to hebaj depends on the law that applies in your region
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and on whether that region is eligible, and the same rules shape how we handle your data. Nothing here overrides your local law. If the two ever conflict, your local law wins, so check what applies to you before you open an account.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.