88a8 keeps the personal data your account actually needs — the name and mobile number you register with, the wallet references your Nagad and Rocket transfers generate, and the device you sign in from — and this page sets out how we use it, how long we hold it and what you can ask us to change. Availability follows your local law and eligible regions, so check that before you open an account.
Registration details
Wallet transfer references
Cookie controls
Device and sign-in data
OUR DATA POSTURE
What We Collect and Why We Hold It
Your account is the only place we pull personal detail from. When you open it you give us a name, a mobile number and a password, and when you move money through Nagad or Rocket we receive the reference the wallet sends back so your balance and your transfer history stay in step. That is the core of it — we are not collecting anything that does not attach to a signed-in account on this site. From there the policy splits into three plain parts. What we hold: registration details, wallet references, device and browser signals used to keep sessions secure, and the terms version you accepted. Why we hold it: to run your account, to show your own transaction records back to you, to answer a question you raise with support, and to meet record-keeping duties where they apply to us. How long: we keep account and transaction data while the account is open and for the period our obligations require afterwards, then remove it. Two honest caveats. First, rules on data and gaming differ by country, so nothing here is a promise that the site is available where you are — availability follows your local law and eligible regions. Second, we do not sell your personal data. If any part of this reads differently from the law that applies to you, that law wins, and we will tell you when we change this page.
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WHAT THIS COVERS
Where This Privacy Policy Applies
Not everything you click on the site sits behind the same data flow, so it helps to draw the line plainly. This policy governs the account you sign in to, the wallet movements recorded against that account, and the pages you load here on 88a8. It does not govern what happens once you step out to a game frame supplied by a studio or into a payment app sitting on your phone. Take a Nagad or Rocket transfer as an example. The confirmation screen you see comes from the wallet, not from us. What arrives on our side is the reference number attached to your account, and that is the record we keep and show back to you. Same idea with a play session: the lobby around it belongs to us, the round itself belongs to the supplier running it. So when you read this policy, read it as covering our part of the journey — sign-in, wallet records, page data and account communication. Anything past that boundary answers to someone else's terms, and it is worth a look before you tap through.
Signed-in account
Everything behind your password sits inside this policy: the registration fields you filled in, the preferences saved against your profile, and the sign-in history that lets us answer a question about your account. If you can see it after signing in, it is covered here.
Wallet records
Movements through Nagad, Rocket or bKash create a reference on your account, and that reference is the record we keep. The confirmation screen belongs to the wallet app, while the transfer history inside your account belongs to us. Both sides should match; if they do not, tell support.
Page and cookie data
Pages you load, the device you load them on and the cookies that keep a session alive are handled under this policy. We use them to run the site, not to build a profile you cannot see. Browser settings let you clear them whenever you want.
Outside services
Links and frames that lead away from our lobby — a game supplier's own screen, a wallet app, a bank page — are governed by whoever runs them. Read their terms before you continue, because our policy stops at the edge of our own pages.
CHOICES YOU CONTROL
Actions You Can Take on Your Data
Your data is your business, and we would rather you know the four moves you can make than guess at them. Open your account area at any time to see what we hold: the profile fields you filled in, the wallet references from your Nagad and Rocket transfers, and the terms version you accepted when you joined. If a name, number or email is wrong, change it in the same place and your saved details update with it. When something does not look right, raise it with support instead of sitting on it. Quote the reference attached to the transfer and we can trace the record on our side. And if you want to know what we hold, ask for a copy; if you want it removed, ask for deletion, and we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot do given record-keeping duties and the law where you live.
See your records
Sign in and open your account area to see the profile fields, the wallet references from your transfers and the terms version you accepted. Nothing is hidden behind a request; the same records our team works from are the ones already sitting in front of you.
Correct your details
A wrong mobile number, a misspelled name, an email you have stopped using — edit the field in your account and save. Where a field cannot be changed by you, say so in writing and we will handle it from our side.
Raise a question
If a record looks off, bring it to support and quote the reference attached to the transfer. That reference is what lets us trace the movement on our end and come back to you with a straight answer.
Request a copy or deletion
You can ask what we hold, ask for a copy, or ask us to remove it. We confirm the request, explain what can be done under the law where you live and the records we have to keep, then act on it.
CONTACTING US DIRECTLY
Ways to Reach Us About Privacy
Privacy questions deserve a real answer, not a loop. Three routes sit open to you, and all of them start from something you can already see on the site: the chat window in the footer, the help area inside your signed-in account, and the written contact point we publish for privacy matters. Pick whichever suits the moment — a quick question while you are on your phone, or a longer request you would rather have in writing. When you write in, tell us what the request is about and give us the account detail that helps us find you: the mobile number on the account, and where relevant the reference from a Nagad or Rocket transfer. That cuts the back-and-forth. We answer in the order requests arrive, and if something falls outside what we can do under local law or the records we are obliged to keep, we say so rather than leave you waiting.
Chat window in the footer
The chat window published in the site footer is the quickest place to ask a privacy question while you are signed in on your phone. Have your account mobile number ready, plus the reference from any transfer you are asking about.
Help area inside your account
Once you sign in, the help area inside your account holds the written answers we publish for account, wallet and privacy matters. It is the route to use when you would rather read before you ask.
Written privacy request
For a copy of your data, a correction or a deletion request, use the written contact point published for privacy matters on this page. Put the request in plain words and include the account mobile number so we can match it.
SECURITY AND RETENTION
How 88a8 Stores and Protects Your Records
Handling data well is mostly about boring consistency. Access to your account rides on the password you set and the session we hold while you are signed in, so treat that password the way you treat your wallet PIN and change it if you ever doubt it stayed private. We also log the device and browser signals attached to a sign-in, so an unexpected session can be traced when you ask us to look. Cookies get their own part of this policy for a simple reason: a few of them keep you signed in and remember your language and region choice, and clearing them from your browser settings usually means nothing more than signing in again. Retention follows one rule. We keep account and wallet records while your account is open, plus the period our obligations require afterwards, and nothing beyond that. If you want a copy of what we hold, or a field corrected or removed, the request route is the same one described in the support part of this page. We handle it and tell you what changed.
Sign-in protection
Your password guards the account, and the device and browser signals attached to a sign-in are logged so an unexpected session can be traced if you ever ask us to look. Change the password whenever you doubt it stayed private.
Cookies and device signals
A small set of cookies keeps you signed in and remembers your language and region choice. Clearing them from browser settings costs you nothing except signing in again. Device signals help us match a session to the account it belongs to.
How long we keep data
Account and wallet records stay while your account is open and for the period our obligations require afterwards, then they are removed. Cookies live much shorter lives and expire on their own schedule. If you close your account, tell us and we will explain what stays and why.
Copies and changes
Ask for a copy of your data, a correction or deletion through the support route published here. We confirm what we hold, explain what local law allows us to change, and note the outcome on the account so the trail stays clear.
PRIVACY QUESTIONS
Questions We Get About Privacy
These are the privacy questions that land with our support team most often. Each answer points to something you can act on yourself, or to a route you can use to reach us.
What personal data does 88a8 keep about me?
We keep what your account needs: the name, mobile number and password you register with, the wallet references that come back from your Nagad or Rocket transfers, your saved preferences, and the device signals attached to a sign-in. There is no separate profile sitting outside your account.
Can I see the transaction records on my account?
Yes. Sign in and open the wallet or history area of your account and each transfer appears with its own reference, whether it started from Nagad, Rocket or bKash. That list is the same record our team sees when you raise a question about a payment.
Do you pass my data to anyone else?
Only where a service has to act on your instruction. A wallet needs the reference to move funds, and a game frame opened inside the lobby receives the session data it needs to run the round. We do not sell personal data, and we do not hand it out for unrelated marketing.
How do cookies change the way I browse?
A small number of cookies keep you signed in between pages and remember choices such as language and region, so you are not resetting them each visit. You can clear or block cookies in your browser settings; doing so usually just means signing in again.
Something in my account details is wrong. What now?
Fix it yourself first: open your account area, edit the field that is wrong and save. If the field is one you cannot change, bring it to us through the support route published on this page and quote the reference from the related wallet transfer.
Can I ask for a copy of my data, or ask you to delete it?
You can. Send the request through the same support route and tell us whether you want a copy, a correction or deletion. We will confirm what we hold and explain honestly what we can remove, since some account and transaction records have to stay for the period our obligations require.
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