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What We Hold and Why

This page sets out what i880 records when you open an account, what your bKash, Nagad and Rocket transfers leave behind, and how you ask us for a copy or a correction.

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Where to Send a Data Question

Privacy requests go to people, not a ticket black hole. Whichever channel you use, the same desk picks it up and answers in the thread you started, so you keep a written record. If we cannot confirm who is asking, we ask for one document — the mobile number on the account, or a wallet reference from a recent bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer — before anything is released. Nothing moves silently.

HOW WE HANDLE IT

Cookies, Security and Retention Rules

Handling data well is mostly about small habits. We set session and preference cookies only; there is no third-party ad tag reading your wallet history. Sign-in uses a one-time code sent to the number on your account, and your wallet PIN is never stored, so a stolen copy of our records could not expose your bKash balance. Old game session logs drop off on a schedule we publish in the policy text. When the wording changes we date the new version and flag it inside your account, and you can ask what changed in plain words.

Cookies we actually set

A session cookie holds your sign-in while you switch from the sportsbook to a live table. A preference cookie remembers language and screen size. Clear both and you sign in again — nothing else changes.

Sign-in and device checks

Every sign-in sends a one-time code to the number on your account. Add a device you use often and it stays known; a new browser asks for the code again before the wallet opens.

How long records stay

Open accounts keep their transaction history. Close the account and we hold only what local rules require, then delete the rest on a set schedule instead of leaving copies in old backups.

Changes, and asking us why

When the policy text changes we date the new version and flag it inside your account. You can reply to that notice and ask what a clause means before you carry on using the wallet.

The Record Behind Every Wallet Transfer

i880 Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Opening an account leaves a trail, and we would rather you knew exactly what sits on it. Our systems record the mobile number or email tied to your account, the wallet you funded with, the amount, the reference your wallet returns and the time of the

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request. With bKash, Nagad and Rocket that reference is a transaction ID — not your PIN, which we never ask for and staff cannot see. Cookies do a narrower job. A session cookie keeps you signed in while you move between the sportsbook and a slot
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room such as Aviator Mobile Play, whether you are on a phone in Dhaka traffic or at a computer at home. A preference cookie remembers your language and screen layout. Clear them and you get signed out; that is the cookie working, not a fault on
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your side. Where you sit changes the rules. What we may collect, how long we keep it and which authorities we answer to depend on your local law and eligible regions. Nothing here should be read as a promise that a clause applies to you where
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it does not. If local rules differ from this page, local rules win and we handle your account accordingly. Once an account is closed we keep the minimum the rules require and remove the rest on a set schedule rather than parking it in a backup
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forever.

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

Privacy Questions From Bangladesh Accounts

The six questions below are the ones our support desk actually fields about data, usually during a wallet check or after a number change. Each answer is short on purpose — if something in your case needs a longer reply, the help form gets you a written one you can keep. We do not answer privacy questions over the phone or through a friend's account, since we cannot confirm who is asking.

The wallet reference number, the amount, the date and the mobile number you paid from. We do not store your bKash PIN, and no staff member can open your wallet.

Yes. Ask through the privacy request option under Help and we confirm you hold the account before sending a readable copy of your details, wallet references and sign-in records.

Our wallet partners see a transaction reference, never your PIN. Game studios such as Pragmatic Play receive a session token, not your name. Beyond that we share only where local law requires it.

Balance records stay for the period local rules ask for, then go. Game session logs and cookie data clear on a shorter schedule. Ask us and we will tell you which period applies to you.

Open Help, send a message with the number on file and the number you now use. We check the change against your account before it takes effect, then confirm it back to you.

No. Ours keep a session open and remember your language choice. Block them in your browser and you sign in more often — the lobby and your bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposits carry on working.

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What We Hold and Why

Where to Send a Data Question

Cookies, Security and Retention Rules

Privacy Questions From Bangladesh Accounts

01 What do you keep when I fund an account with bKash?

02 Can I see a copy of the data held on my account?

03 Who else sees my details?

04 How long do you keep records after I close my account?

05 How do I correct a wrong mobile number?

06 Do cookies track me across other sites?

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