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This policy sets out exactly what account and transaction data 999bdd holds about you, how we use it, and what choices you have over it. Access to our platform and the rights described here depend on your local law and eligible regions.
When you open an account with 999bdd, we collect the information needed to operate your account — your contact details, login credentials and the records of transactions you make through Nagad, Rocket or bKash. We do not sell this information to third parties. We store transaction records because they are the clearest proof of movement in and out of your wallet, and you can request a copy at any time through our support channel. Cookies are placed on your device when you browse the site. These track session state and remember your login status; they do not store your Nagad, Rocket or bKash credentials. You can clear cookies through your mobile browser settings at any time, though doing so will end your active session. We retain account data for as long as your account is active and for a period after closure as required by the applicable rules of the region in which you access this service. If you are in Bangladesh, availability and the applicable data retention period depend on your local law and the eligible regions under which your account was opened. We will always tell you the basis on which we hold your data if you ask.
Every Nagad deposit and withdrawal linked to your account is logged and accessible to you on request.
Rocket transaction history is stored against your account ID and can be reviewed by contacting support.
bKash payment entries are tied to your wallet reference and form part of your account transaction history.
Not every part of your experience falls under this policy in the same way. The four areas below clarify what is covered directly, what is handled separately and where you need to look elsewhere for the relevant terms.
Any data collected when you log in — device type, IP address, session time — falls fully under this policy. We use this only to maintain account security and detect unusual access patterns.
When you transact through Nagad, Rocket or bKash, 999bdd receives a confirmation reference. The wallet provider's own privacy terms govern data held on their side; our policy covers only what we receive and store.
Game play records within the 999bdd lobby — table rounds, slot sessions — are stored under this policy. Game content itself is supplied by studios; their internal systems are outside our policy scope.
Links to external sites, payment gateways beyond the named local wallets, or any service not operated by 999bdd fall outside this policy. We have no control over data those services collect.
You have real, actionable choices over the data 999bdd holds about you. Knowing those choices is more useful than a list of abstract rights, so here is what each one looks like in practice. To review your account records — including transaction history from Nagad, Rocket or bKash — log in and check the transaction section of your account dashboard. If the detail you need is not visible there, contact support directly and ask for a record export; we will respond through the same channel you used to reach us. If any detail in your account is wrong — a contact number, email address or wallet reference — you can correct most fields directly inside account settings after login. For fields that are locked for security reasons, raise a correction request through support and we will walk you through the verification step shown there. Availability of these rights depends on your local law and the eligible region under which your account operates.
Log in and open the transaction section of your account dashboard to see your full history. Nagad, Rocket and bKash entries appear there as separate line items.
Most contact fields can be updated directly in account settings. Locked fields require a support request; the verification step is shown inside the correction flow.
If you are unsure what data we hold or why, send a message through our support channel with your account reference. We will confirm the basis for holding it.
Where your local law provides a right to deletion and your account is closed, you can submit a removal request to our privacy contact. We will confirm what can be removed and what must be retained under applicable rules.
Privacy questions deserve a direct answer, not a form letter. If you have a question about how your data is handled — or want to exercise any of the rights described in this policy — use one of the contact paths below. Include your account reference so we can locate your records without delay.
Open the live chat icon from any page on 999bdd. Describe your privacy question clearly and include your account email so the agent can pull your record directly.
Send your data request or privacy question to our support email address. State your account reference and the specific action you are asking for — review, correction or removal.
Log in, go to the help or contact section inside your account, and submit a message from there. This route automatically attaches your account ID to the request.
Holding your data carefully is not a side task — it is part of running a reliable account service. Here is how we approach four areas that directly affect your account on 999bdd.
We place session cookies to keep you logged in and to maintain the state of your account page. No payment credentials — Nagad, Rocket or bKash details — are ever stored in a cookie. Clear them any time through your mobile browser settings.
Login attempts are monitored for unusual patterns. If access from an unfamiliar device is detected, you may be asked to verify through the step shown in your account. We do not share this event data outside our own systems.
We keep your account data while your account is open and for the period required after closure under the rules applicable to your region. The current retention period for your account is visible in account settings after login.
When this policy changes, the updated version is published here with the date of change noted at the top. Continued use of the account after a change is posted means you have seen the new version. Contact support if any change raises a question.
These are the questions we hear most often about how 999bdd handles your data. If your question is not here, use the contact paths in the support section above.
We collect the contact details and credentials you enter during account creation, plus transaction references from Nagad, Rocket or bKash when you transact. Device and session data is also logged to maintain account security. We do not collect more than what is needed to operate your account.
Yes. When a Nagad or Rocket payment is confirmed, 999bdd stores the reference and amount against your account. You can see these in the transaction section of your account dashboard after login. The wallet provider's own records are separate and governed by their own terms.
Where your local law provides a right to deletion and your account is closed, you can submit a removal request through our support channel. We will confirm what can be removed and what must be retained under the rules that apply to your region. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions.
Most contact fields can be updated directly inside account settings after login. If a field is locked, raise a correction request through live chat or the account dashboard message tool. The verification step required will be shown inside the correction flow when you submit the request.
Game studios such as Pragmatic Play, CQ9, Habanero and Bigtime Gaming supply game content to our lobby. We do not pass your personal account data to them. Game session results are recorded by 999bdd systems, not by the studio directly.
The updated policy is published at this address with the date of change shown at the top of the page. We recommend checking back if you have a pending support query about data. The current version is always what is shown here; contact us if any change raises a concern.