The Account Data We Keep, Wallet to Withdrawal
We keep your account data to the minimum a working cashier desk needs. When you register, we hold your mobile number, your display name, a date-of-birth check and the wallet number you will pay from. When you deposit through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, the payment record
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carries a transaction reference, the amount and the time — no more than that. Those records exist so a withdrawal can be matched to the deposit that funded it, and so our team can trace a transfer that sits pending. We do not sell your data,
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and we do not hand your wallet number to anyone outside the payment chain and our own support team. Marketing messages only go to numbers that opted in, and each one carries a way to switch them off. Some data stays longer than the rest. Transaction
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history is held because a payment dispute or audit check can arrive months later. Login logs are kept for a shorter window so we can spot a session that does not belong to you. Once retention runs out, records are deleted or stripped of anything that
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points back to you. Your local law decides what we may hold and for how long, which is why access, the account itself and the services on offer depend on your local law and eligible regions. Where a rule in your area asks for something different
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from this page, that rule wins and we will tell you what changes.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.