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Privacy Policy: What We Hold and Why

We keep a short, readable record of what dls2026 collects when you open an account, fund the wallet and play — nothing more. This page sets out what we store, how long it stays, and how you ask us to change or remove it.

Wallet PIN never storedCookie choices in your handsAccess and deletion requestsLaw and region dependent
dls2026 Privacy Policy: What We Hold and Why
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Cookies, Sign-In and Data Retention

A short list, on our side: what identifies you, what you paid, what you played, and which device you used. Below is how each part is held, how long it stays and how you get it changed. Most questions we receive are about sign-in codes and wallet records, so those come first. Where a rule in your own country is stricter than ours, that rule decides.

Cookie control

A session cookie holds your sign-in; a small analytics set shows where the lobby stalls on mobile data. Clear or block them in browser settings any time and the account still works.

Sign-in security

A one-time code goes to the mobile number on your profile at each sign-in. Change that number and the code follows it, so no old handset keeps receiving your access codes.

Deposit retention

References from bKash, Nagad and Rocket stay while the account is open, and for the period Bangladesh tax and accounting rules require afterwards. We do not hold them longer than that.

Your requests

Ask for a copy, a correction or a deletion and we confirm receipt before we act. Some records cannot be removed while a legal retention period is running; we name which ones and why.

ASKING FOR DATA

Where to Send a Privacy Request

Privacy requests are not a separate department here. They come through the same support desk that handles wallet problems, which is why a question about a missing bKash deposit and a request to correct your name end up in the same place. Tell us what you want changed and which number the account is registered to. If we need to verify you before we act, we will say so at the start rather than after.

Live chat request Open a chat from the cashier screen and say plainly that it is a data request. Privacy tickets sit in the same queue as wallet issues, so a bKash record question moves with you.
Message in writing Put it in writing through the message box on your account page. Include the mobile number linked to your wallet so we can find the record; we reply on the same number or email.
Check your profile Your profile lists the mobile number, the payment rail you linked and the verification state we hold. Check it first — most correction requests are an old number or a name spelled two ways.

Questions About Your Data

The answers below cover what we actually get asked about account data — wallet records, sign-in codes, deletion and how long a deposit reference stays on file. Read the entry that matches your case. If yours is not here, the support desk can answer it directly, and a written request from your own account always gets a reply.

A transaction reference, the amount, the time and the wallet number it came from. Not your PIN, not your wallet balance, and nothing from your bKash history outside our own incoming records.

Yes. Write from the account you want closed. We shut the wallet and remove what we are not required to keep; deposit references stay for the retention period, then go.

Only to the payment rail settling your transfer and to providers running the lobby for us under the same rules. We do not sell contact lists or trade them for marketing.

Message support from the account itself, or write from the email tied to it. We confirm the request landed, verify you if needed, then send the record we hold.

When we edit this page the date shown on it changes. Anything affecting what you can request, or how long we keep records, is flagged inside your account before it takes effect.

It can. What you may access and what we may hold depends on your local law and eligible regions, and a stricter local rule applies to your account where one exists.
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Privacy Policy

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.