What We Collect And Why
Open an account and we hold only what we need to run it: your name, mobile number, date of birth, and the wallet or bank you send money from. Add a bKash or Nagad deposit and we keep the transaction reference, so your balance reads right
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and we can trace a transfer that goes missing. Nothing beyond that gets pulled in. We use that data for four jobs. Confirming the account holder and the payment sender are the same person. Keeping your session secure with one-time codes. Meeting record-keeping duties that apply
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to us where we operate. And untangling things when a round of Crash Limitless freezes mid-play. Device data — handset model, browser, rough location — helps us catch a login that does not look like you. Your choices carry weight. Ask what we hold, ask for
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a copy, ask us to fix a wrong number, or ask us to close the account and remove what we are not bound to keep. Write from the email on your 555er account so we can match the request to you. We answer inside the window
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our local rules set, and we tell you plainly if something has to stay on file. One point worth being clear on: how long we retain records, and which law governs them, depends on your local law and eligible regions. If you hold a Bangladesh account,
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the duties we follow are the ones that apply to it.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.