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Privacy Policy: What We Hold and Why

Your 8999bat account runs on a short list of details: your mobile number, the bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference behind a top-up, and the device you sign in from.

Mobile number and one-time code sign-inWallet reference only, never your PINCookie choices you switch yourselfAsk for a copy or a correction any time
8999bat Privacy Policy: What We Hold and Why
REACHING OUR TEAM

Ask Us About Your Details Directly

Privacy questions go to a real inbox, not a form that swallows them. Write in from the mobile number registered on your account, so we can match the request without asking you for extra proof, and say plainly what you want done. If the point is a transfer, name the wallet and the date. We answer in the language you wrote in and keep the thread open until the matter is settled.

Registered Mobile Line Write in from the number linked to your account so we can match the request without extra proof. Tell us what you need and we keep the thread open until it is resolved.
Wallet Reference Desk If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket record looks wrong, name the wallet and the date. We check our side of the transfer and tell you what the reference shows.
Copy, Correction or Closure One message is enough to start a data request. Ask for a copy of your details, a correction to your number, or closure of the account, and we confirm each step.
HOW WE HANDLE DATA

Check the Controls on Your Own Data

Most privacy worries come down to four habits, and you can check each one yourself. Sign-in stays tied to your own SIM through a one-time code, so a sign-in from your phone in Dhaka and one from a shared computer both need that code. Cookies are split by purpose: the ones holding your session are needed, while measurement cookies can be switched off from the banner without breaking the lobby. Records tied to a wallet transfer stay while a dispute is still possible, then they go. Want a change made? Ask support and we log it against your number.

One-Time Code Sign-In Every sign-in to your account wallet starts with a code sent to your registered SIM, so a copied password on its own cannot reach your balance.
Cookies by Purpose Session cookies keep you signed in and are needed; measurement cookies are optional and can be switched off from the banner without losing your place in the lobby.
Retention That Ends Transaction records for bKash, Nagad and Rocket transfers stay only while a wallet check or dispute is still possible, and are cleared once that window closes.
Changes on Request Ask support to correct a number, close an account or send a copy of your details, and we record the request against your registered mobile for follow-up.

Privacy Questions You Might Ask Us

Short answers to the things people actually write in about. If your case is not here, message support from your registered number and we pick it up from there.

Your mobile number, a password and the wallet you plan to use, whether that is bKash, Nagad or Rocket. We confirm the number with a one-time code before the account goes live.

No. A bKash, Nagad or Rocket confirmation happens inside your own app, and our pages never ask for that PIN. Treat any message requesting one as an attempt to defraud you.

Yes. Message support from your registered number and ask for a copy. Once we have matched the request to your account, we send the sign-in records, wallet references and lobby activity we hold.

Anything linked to a wallet transfer is held while a payment query or dispute is still possible. Sign-in and device records are cleared at the point they stop serving that purpose.

You can. Ask support to close it; we settle any open wallet check first, then remove the details we are not obliged to hold for transaction records.

When we revise it, the new version appears on this page and a notice reaches your registered mobile before it takes effect, so you can read it and raise questions first.
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