How abji200 Handles Your Data
We keep our data practices short because most of what we hold exists for one reason: to run your account and to show a payment came from you. When you open abji200 and fund the wallet with bKash, Nagad or Rocket, the record we store is
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the transaction reference, the number you sent from and the time it cleared. We do not store your wallet PIN, and we never ask for it in a chat window or over the phone. Anyone who does is not us. Beyond payments, we hold the basics:
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your name, your date of birth for age checks, the phone number you registered with, and the device and browser strings that let our login flow recognise a returning handset and send an OTP to the right place. Live tables such as Baccarat GlistenZone and Crash
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Dice Roller generate play logs, kept so a settlement question can be checked against the actual round, not a memory. The same applies to a cricket market you back ahead of a BPL match. How long we keep each record depends on what it is. Play
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history is trimmed on a rolling basis; payment and account records stay longer because disputes can surface months later. Some of this is set by the rules we operate under, and those rules vary by country — what applies to you depends on your local law
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and eligible regions, and we follow the stricter requirement where two of them touch the same record. You can write to us to see what we hold, correct it, or ask for deletion where the law allows, and we may ask you to confirm a recent
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payment before we release anything.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.