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What Our Privacy Policy Covers

Opening an account with tk4999 means we hold a small, specific set of details about you: the mobile number you signed up with, the wallet records behind your deposits, and how you move around the lobby.

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tk4999 What Our Privacy Policy Covers
DATA HANDLING

Cookies, Sign-In and What We Keep

Sign-in on mobile runs on a one-time code sent to your registered number, so keep that number current — a changed number is the most common reason a data request stalls partway. Session cookies hold you signed in; move to a new handset and you get a fresh code before the account opens. Passwords are stored hashed and our agents never see them. Retention follows the accounting rules that apply where you live, and when that period ends the record is removed rather than archived.

Cookie choices

Session cookies keep you signed in and remember your language and currency. Clear them and you are signed out, but your balance, wallet history and saved games stay exactly as they were.

One-time code sign-in

Every new device asks for a code sent to your registered mobile number. Keep that number current. It is the quickest way back into your account after changing handsets.

Record retention

Wallet and transaction records are held for the period your local accounting rules set, then deleted. Marketing details you opted into are removed as soon as you withdraw that choice.

Requesting a change

Ask for a copy, a correction or a deletion through chat or email. We confirm with a one-time code, then reply in writing once the change is made on the account.

REACHING OUR TEAM

Who to Contact About Your Data

Privacy questions from Bangladesh move faster when they land in the right place. Open live chat from your signed-in account and say up front that your query is about your data — the agent already sees your account wallet history and last sign-in on the same screen, so you are not asked to paste anything. For written requests, use the email address shown inside the account area. If it touches a bKash, Nagad or Rocket payment, put the transaction ID in the first line.

Live chat from your account Sign in, open chat and say the request is about your personal data. The agent can already see your mobile number and wallet records, so you only confirm the account.
Email for written requests Send from the address linked to your account so we can match it. Tell us what you want copied, corrected or removed, and we reply once identity is confirmed.
Wallet reference line For anything touching bKash, Nagad or Rocket, put the transaction ID in the first line. It lets the team pull the matching record before they answer you.

Privacy Questions You Send Us Most

These are the data questions our team fields most often, answered the way we would answer them at the cashier desk rather than in legal language. If your situation is not covered, message us from your signed-in account and quote the account number so the agent can pull your record straight away. Nothing here overrides the law where you live; where local rules are stricter, they apply to your account.

Your mobile number, the name you gave at sign-up, wallet records from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and session logs showing when you signed in. Nothing beyond what running the account needs.

No. We only need the transaction ID from the payment you sent. A PIN request arriving by chat, SMS or email is not from us — close that conversation and message us inside your account instead.

Open chat from your signed-in account or email us, and say you want a copy of the details tied to your account. We confirm with a one-time code before sending anything out.

Yes, for anything we are not required to hold. Wallet and transaction records stay for the accounting period your local rules set, then they are removed. The rest goes on request.

No. The same rules apply on mobile and on desktop. Only the sign-in step differs — a new handset asks for a one-time code sent to your registered number before it opens your account.

It depends on where you live and on the regions we accept accounts from. Where local law sets stricter rules than this page describes, the local rules win and we apply them to your account.
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Privacy Policy

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

Access may be available only where local law permits.