What We Store and Why
We hold what your account needs and little else. When you open a bajji200 account we record your mobile number, a password hash, the device you signed in from, and the wallet you picked. Every bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer you send is logged as a
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reference line — amount, wallet name, and the transaction ID the wallet returns — because that is what lets us match your money to your balance when a payment goes missing. Round history is kept on the same footing, so a query about a Baccarat Golden
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hand or a cricket market bet gets an exact answer instead of a shrug. We do not sell your data. Sharing happens on three narrow paths: with the payment provider when a transfer needs checking, with the studio whose game you opened so the round can
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be dealt, and with a regulator or a court when a lawful request lands on us. That is the whole list. Retention follows the record, not the calendar. Wallet references and round logs stay while your account is live, then for whatever stretch local law asks
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us to hold transaction records. Marketing preferences are dropped the moment you switch them off. Your rights travel with the law where you live. Depending on your local law and eligible regions, you can ask for a copy of what we hold, correct a mistyped mobile
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number, or close the account and have erased what we are not obliged to keep. Where a local rule caps a request, we tell you which rule applies rather than refusing quietly.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.