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This page is kkb99's privacy policy, and it sets out what we collect when you open an account, fund it through bKash, Rocket or Upay, and move through the lobby. Keep the account fields you actually fill in beside it — what you can reach, and which details we hold, depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Our posture is simple: we hold the details your account needs to work, and nothing we cannot explain to you on request. When you sign in, we record the account data tied to your profile — your sign-in email, your chosen password, the mobile number you verify with, and the wallet records created when you deposit through bKash, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer. That set is what lets your balance follow you from a phone on the way to work to a larger screen at home. Where you play from matters. We do not present this policy as a global promise. Access, the data we hold about you, and the choices you can exercise all depend on your local law and eligible regions, and some wallets or game categories may not be available everywhere. If a region is not eligible, we cannot open or keep an account there, and we will tell you rather than leave you guessing. We also keep the policy itself honest. Rather than promise a fixed shelf life or a fixed response window we cannot evidence, we tell you what we store, why we store it, and how to ask us to change or remove what we can. Where the policy has to change — a new wallet rail, a new category, a shift in local rules — we update this page and flag the change on the account side, so the version you read matches the version we apply. If any part of that is unclear, the account area and the support route below are the places to ask. We would rather answer one question than have you guess.
One policy, four lanes. Opening the account page and moving money into your wallet sits inside this policy. So does the browser session on your phone, the cookie choice you make on the banner, and the wallet records your deposits and withdrawals create. All of it applies to the kkb99 site you are on right now, on mobile and on a larger screen. Some things run outside our hands. Your bKash, Rocket or Upay account is governed by that provider's own terms, and a bank transfer sits with your bank until it reaches us. Game content in the lobby may carry its own rules where a provider exposes them, and any link that takes you off this site lands you under someone else's policy. Anything you send to a friend, or any page you reach after leaving us, is not covered here. If you are unsure whether something falls inside this policy, ask before you act.
Sign-in email, password and the mobile number you verify with are held so the account stays yours alone. Session data tells us a sign-in came from your device, which is how we spot an attempt that is not you. You can correct these details from the account area at any time.
When you fund the account through bKash, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, we keep the transaction record — amount, rail, time and reference. That record is what lets you match a wallet entry against your lobby balance, and it is the first thing to open if a deposit ever looks missing.
The lobby pages you browse, and the cookie choice you set when you arrive, are covered here. Cookies remember your language and your signed-in state, so you are not asked the same thing twice. You can clear or block them in your browser settings, though some parts of the account then behave differently.
Your wallet provider and your bank each hold their own record of the same transfer, and their policy — not ours — governs what happens after the money moves. The same is true of any page you reach through an external link. Ask that provider directly about the data they control.
You are not a passenger in this. From the account area you can open your profile and see the email, phone number and wallet records attached to it, then correct anything that is out of date — a new number, a different email, an added rail. If you want a copy of what we hold, or you want us to delete something we are not bound to keep, send the request through the support route below and we will walk you through what is possible for your region. Two things worth knowing before you ask. Some records cannot be removed while your account is open, or while they are needed for a transaction question, and removing others may limit how the account works. And if you want the account closed altogether, tell us plainly — we will confirm what happens to your wallet records and your sign-in details rather than leave you to find out later.
Sign in and the account area shows the email, mobile number and wallet rails attached to your profile. Read it once with your last statement beside you. If a number or an email has changed, update it there, because that is the record we use when you contact us.
Moved house, changed SIM, switched your main wallet from Rocket to bKash? Update the profile rather than opening a second account. Two accounts under one person create two wallet records and make a missing deposit harder to trace, which is the last thing you want mid-question.
Send a request through the support route and tell us what you want: a copy of the details we hold, a correction, or a deletion where we are not required to keep the record. We reply to the account email, so keep that address current.
If you want to close the account, say so in the same message and we will set out what happens to your sign-in details and wallet records afterwards. Where local law or an open transaction question requires us to hold a record longer, we will tell you that plainly.
Questions about this policy reach a person, not a void. Use a route that is already published on the site: the contact form on the help page, or the message thread attached to your own account, which keeps one exchange in one place and lets us see the record you are asking about. Have the useful details ready before you write. Your account email, the rail you used — bKash, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer — the date of the transfer and any reference you can see make a question answerable in one reply instead of five. That matches what we hold on the account side, so a mismatch is usually a typing slip rather than a missing record. We do not publish fixed hours or a promised reply window; we would rather answer properly than meet a figure we cannot keep. Ask once and we come back to you on the account email.
The form on our help page takes a written question and drops it into the same queue as everything else. Paste your account email, the rail and the date. Written questions suit anything about this policy — you can set out what you want changed and keep a copy of what you sent.
Once you are inside the account, a message thread keeps every exchange attached to your profile. That is the clearest route for a question about a specific wallet record, because we can look at the same entry you are reading without asking you to explain it twice.
We answer on the email tied to your account, so keep it current in the profile. If you have changed your number or moved to a new mailbox, update it first — otherwise our reply lands somewhere you no longer open, and the thread stalls until you write in again.
Data handling here follows the same idea as the cashier desk: take what the transaction needs, keep it where it belongs, and tell you who to ask. Sign-in details, wallet records and support exchanges sit on our systems and are reached only by the people whose job it is to work them. We do not sell your details to outside list brokers, and we do not pass them to another company for its own marketing. Cookies do a limited job. They keep you signed in, remember the language you picked and hold your last rail choice so you are not asked again. Your browser can clear or refuse them and the site will still work, though the account may ask you to sign in more often. Where a record is no longer needed for the account, a transaction question or a duty under your local law, we remove it rather than keep it indefinitely. Want to know what we hold, want it corrected, or want to close the account? Start in the account area, then use the support route below if anything is unresolved.
Your password and the mobile number you verify with are the two things that keep the account yours. Keep the password out of shared chats, and check the sign-in email on your profile before you message us, because we match your request against that address before we act on it.
Arriving on the site sets the cookie choice you see on the banner. Those cookies hold your signed-in state, your language and your last rail pick. Clearing them in your browser settings signs you out and resets that preference, which is what you want on a shared phone.
We keep account details while the account is open, and wallet records while they are needed for the transaction, a pending question or a duty under your local law. Once none of those apply, the record goes. We do not set a shelf life we cannot stand behind.
Corrections and deletion requests go through the support route and are answered on your account email. Tell us what you want changed and why, and we will confirm what we can do for your region instead of leaving you to assume.
These are the questions we get asked most about this policy — what we hold, who sees it and how you change it. Each answer is short on purpose. If yours is not here, send it through the support route and we will answer on your account email.
We share a wallet record only where the transaction needs it — with the rail you used, such as bKash, Rocket or Upay, or with your bank on a transfer. We do not sell your details to outside list brokers and we do not pass them to another company for its own marketing.
The email and password you sign in with, the mobile number you verify, the wallet rails you connect, and the transaction records your deposits and withdrawals create. We also hold the cookie choice you set when you arrived. That is the whole set for a standard account.
You can block or clear cookies in your browser settings and still reach the lobby pages. What you lose is the convenience: the site will not remember your language, and you will be asked to sign in more often. Some account screens rely on that session to show your own records.
Sign in, open the account area and update the profile fields yourself. If a field will not accept the change, message us through the support route from the account email and describe what needs correcting. We match the request against the email on record before acting.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we may collect, how long we can keep it and what you can ask us to change all depend on your local law and eligible regions. If your region is not eligible for an account, we cannot open one there.
Send the request through the support route published on the site and say plainly that you want a copy of your account data. We reply on your account email, and we will tell you if a record cannot be released or removed under local law.