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YOUR DATA RIGHTS

sbbaji Privacy Policy: What We Collect and Why

sbbaji collects only the information needed to keep your session running and your wallet accessible — nothing more. This policy explains exactly what data we hold, how we use it, and what choices you have at every step. Access to this platform depends on your local law and eligible regions.

  • Account data only
  • Nagad and Bank Transfer context
  • Your rights, your controls
  • No third-party sale of your data
POLICY DETAILS

What Data sbbaji Holds and How We Use It

When you open an account with us, we collect the details you enter: your name, contact information, and the credentials that let you log back in on any device. When you add funds through Nagad or Bank Transfer, the transaction reference is recorded against your account wallet — we do not store your full payment credentials directly. We also collect standard technical data: device type, browser version, session timestamps and pages visited. This helps us keep your account loading correctly on mobile and lets support staff trace any access issue you report. We do not sell your personal data to advertising networks. We share data only where a legal obligation requires it or where you have explicitly asked us to act — for example, if support needs to verify a Nagad deposit reference on your behalf. Retention periods follow the requirements of applicable law. You can ask what we hold, request a correction, or raise a deletion request at any time through the support routes listed on this page. Your use of the platform confirms you have read this policy, subject always to local law and eligible regions.

  • Nagad transaction reference

  • Bank Transfer record

  • Mobile session data

  • Account wallet history

  • Device and browser log

POLICY SCOPE

Where This Policy Applies and What It Covers

This policy covers data processed through sbbaji's own platform — the account system, wallet, game lobby and support channel. It does not extend to third-party services you reach through links on the site. Understanding the boundary helps you know who to contact when a question arises.

  • Account Access

    Data you provide when registering or logging in — including your contact details and session credentials — falls fully within this policy. You can review, correct or query this data by contacting our support team directly.

  • Wallet Transactions

    References from Nagad or Bank Transfer deposits recorded in your account wallet are covered here. We hold only the reference data needed to match a transaction to your account; full payment-provider records sit with the payment service itself.

  • Site Content and Game Logs

    Game session data — rounds played, lobby pages visited, feature interactions — is logged within our system for account continuity and dispute resolution. This data stays inside the sbbaji platform and is not passed to game studios for marketing.

  • Third-Party Services

    If you follow a link away from sbbaji to an external site or payment provider, that service's own privacy terms apply. We have no control over data collected outside our platform, and this policy makes no claim over those interactions.

YOUR ACCOUNT RIGHTS

Practical Steps to Review, Correct or Remove Your Data

You have concrete options for managing the data sbbaji holds about you. These are not abstract promises — each one has a clear contact path. To review what account data we hold, send a written request through the support channel and we will confirm the categories stored against your profile. If any detail is wrong — a contact number, an email address, a name spelling — the correction route is the same: message support with the correct information and we will update the record. For deletion requests, we will action what the law permits; some transaction records must be retained for the period required by applicable regulation, and we will tell you which ones those are. If you have a question about a specific Nagad or Bank Transfer transaction reference in your wallet history, support can trace that reference and confirm what is stored. All requests are handled through the published support routes on this page — we do not accept verbal requests, as a written record protects both sides.

  • Review Your Records

    Send a written request via the support channel. We will confirm the data categories held against your account — contact details, session logs and wallet references — within the timeframe we state in our reply.

  • Correct Account Details

    If your registered email, phone number or name is incorrect, message support with the right information. We will update the record and confirm the change back to you in writing.

  • Raise a Data Question

    Questions about how a specific piece of data is used — a Nagad reference, a session timestamp, a browser log — can be directed to support. We will explain the purpose and retention period for that data type.

  • Request Support Action

    For deletion or restriction requests, use the email route listed in the support section of this page. We will tell you which records can be removed immediately and which must be retained under applicable law.

CONTACT ROUTES

How to Reach Us About This Policy

All privacy-related questions should come through one of the published routes below. We do not have a verbal channel for data requests — written contact keeps a clear record for both sides and means we can respond accurately without missing any detail you have raised.

  • Email Support

    Send your data question or correction request to the support email address published in your account area. Include your registered contact detail so we can locate the right account record.

  • Live Chat

    The live chat channel in your signed-in account area can log a privacy query and connect you with the support team. Use it to ask which data categories are held or to start a correction request.

  • Account Help Page

    The help section inside your account lists step-by-step routes for common data requests — including how to flag a Nagad transaction reference or report an account access concern.

DATA HANDLING PRACTICE

How We Protect and Manage Your Account Data

Data handling at sbbaji is shaped around keeping your information accurate, accessible only where needed, and held no longer than required. We apply access controls so that only staff with a direct operational reason can view your record — a support agent tracing a Bank Transfer reference, for example, rather than a blanket view of all accounts. Cookies on the platform track session state and page preference so the lobby reloads correctly when you return on the same device; they do not track your activity on other sites. Retention follows the period required by applicable law, after which records are deleted or anonymised. You can request the details of our retention schedule through the email support route.

  • Access Controls

    Account data is visible only to staff with a direct operational reason — such as tracing a Nagad deposit reference or resolving a login issue. We do not allow open internal access to personal records.

  • Cookie Use

    Session cookies keep your lobby state and device preference intact when you return. They do not follow your activity outside sbbaji's pages. You can clear cookies in your browser settings at any time without losing your account.

  • Data Retention

    We keep account records for the period required by applicable law or regulation. Once that period ends, the data is deleted or anonymised. Transaction references tied to Nagad or Bank Transfer deposits follow the same schedule.

  • Policy Change Notice

    If we update this policy in a material way, the revised version will appear on this page. Continued use of the platform after the update date means you have read the revised terms, subject to local law and eligible regions.

POLICY QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions About Your Privacy

These questions cover what we are asked most often about data, account records and the rights available to you under this policy. If your question is not listed here, the support routes in the section above can address it directly.

What personal data does sbbaji collect when I open an account?

We collect the contact details and credentials you enter during registration — name, email address and phone number — plus session data such as device type and login timestamps. We do not collect payment credentials directly; Nagad and Bank Transfer transactions are recorded by reference only.

Does sbbaji share my data with third parties?

We share data only where required by law or where you have explicitly requested it — for instance, when support traces a Nagad deposit reference. We do not sell or pass your personal information to advertising networks or unrelated third parties.

How can I find out what data is held against my account?

Send a written request through the email or live chat support routes published in your signed-in account area. We will confirm the categories of data stored — contact details, session logs and wallet references — and respond within the timeframe stated in our reply.

Can I ask sbbaji to correct or delete my account data?

Yes. Message support with the correct information for a correction, or make a deletion request through the email route. Some transaction records must be kept for the period required by applicable law; we will tell you which ones those are and what can be removed immediately.

What cookies does sbbaji use and can I disable them?

We use session cookies to remember your lobby state and device preference so the platform reloads correctly on return visits. These cookies do not track you outside our pages. You can clear or block them in your browser settings; doing so does not delete your account or wallet history.

How long does sbbaji keep my account and transaction data?

Retention periods follow the requirements of applicable law. Once that period ends, records are deleted or anonymised. If you want the specific schedule for a data type — such as a Bank Transfer reference or a session log — ask through the published support contact routes.