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88taka collects and uses your information only to keep your access working, process transactions through Nagad and Upay, and respond to your support requests. This policy explains what we collect, why we collect it, and what choices you have — access and eligibility depend on your local law and the eligible regions we serve.
When you create or use an account on 88taka, we collect the details you provide during registration — name, contact information, and the credentials you set. When you carry out a transaction using Nagad or Upay, we record the transaction reference, amount and timestamp so your wallet history reflects what actually happened. We do not store your full mobile banking credentials; those are handled by the payment provider directly. We also collect technical data — device type, browser session identifiers and the pages you navigate — so the site functions correctly on your phone. This technical data helps us maintain session continuity when you move between pages or return to the lobby after a break. We do not sell your personal data to third parties. Data we hold is used to run your account, respond to support requests, and comply with applicable legal obligations in the regions where access is permitted. If you contact our support team, the content of that conversation is retained so we can follow up accurately. Retention periods follow the requirements of applicable law; where no specific period applies, we keep data only as long as your account remains active or as needed to resolve any open query. Use of this site and its features is subject to your local law and eligible region status.
This policy applies to data collected directly through 88taka — your account, your session activity and any communication you send us. It does not extend to third-party services you access through links on our site, nor to the data practices of payment providers like Nagad or Upay, who operate under their own published policies. Understanding the boundary helps you know where to direct questions about your data.
Login credentials, session tokens and device identifiers collected when you access your 88taka account are covered fully by this policy. Review them in your account settings at any time.
Transaction IDs and timestamps recorded when you move funds via Nagad or Upay sit inside this policy. Your full mobile banking data stays with the payment provider under their own terms.
Pages you visit, game lobbies you open and navigation paths you follow on 88taka are logged as session data. This helps us keep the mobile experience consistent across visits.
External links, game studio interfaces and payment provider apps operate outside this policy. We cannot speak to how those services collect or store your data — check their own published policies.
You have real, actionable choices over the data 88taka holds about you. Start by reviewing your account profile — the fields visible there reflect what we hold on file for your login and contact details. If any detail is wrong, you can update it directly in the account settings section or send a correction request to our support team. If you want to know exactly what data we hold beyond your visible profile — including transaction logs linked to Nagad or Upay activity — contact support with your account reference and we will provide a summary. You may also ask us to delete your account data where no legal retention obligation applies; we will confirm whether deletion is possible given your account status and any open queries. Responses to data requests are handled by the same support route you use for account help, so you do not need a separate channel. All requests are subject to identity verification to protect your account from unauthorised third-party access.
Open your account profile to see the contact and login details we hold. Transaction history tied to Nagad or Upay deposits is also visible inside the account wallet section.
Update your name, contact number or email directly in account settings. For fields that cannot be self-edited, send a correction request through the support contact route.
If you want a full picture of what we hold beyond your visible profile, contact support with your account reference. We will compile the relevant records and respond through the same channel.
You may request account data deletion where no legal retention requirement applies. We will check your account status and confirm what can be removed and the timeframe involved.
If you have a question about your data, want to make a correction, or need to raise a concern about how 88taka handles your information, use the routes published on the site. We do not invent operating hours or response guarantees — contact us through the channel that suits you and we will follow up on your account reference.
Start a live chat session from the account area. Share your account reference and describe your data question clearly so the team can pull the right records.
Send a written data request or correction notice to the support email address shown in the contact section of the site. Include your registered contact number for faster matching.
The help section inside your account links directly to the support team. Use this route if you prefer to keep the conversation tied to your logged-in session and wallet history.
Data security and clear retention practices are the foundation of how 88taka operates your account. We apply access controls so that only the processes that need your data to function — session management, transaction recording, support correspondence — can read it. Cookies on the site are used for session continuity and navigation, not for selling data to advertisers. You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings at any time.
We use session cookies to keep you logged in and to remember your navigation state between pages. Advertising cookies from third parties are not placed by us; manage browser-level cookies in your device settings.
Access to your account data requires your login credentials. If you believe your account has been accessed without your knowledge, contact support immediately with your registered Nagad or Upay reference.
We keep your account data for as long as your account is active and for any period required by applicable law after closure. When retention is no longer required, data is deleted from active systems.
When this policy changes, the updated version is published on this page with a revised date. Continuing to use your account after a change is posted means you have had the opportunity to read the update.
These are the questions account holders most commonly raise about how 88taka collects, stores and manages their data. If your question is not here, contact us through live chat or the support email shown on the site.
We collect the name, contact number and login credentials you enter during registration. We also record the device and browser session data needed to keep your account working across visits. No payment credentials from Nagad or Upay are stored by us directly.
Yes. Your visible account profile shows the contact and login details we hold. For a fuller picture including transaction references, contact support with your account reference and we will compile the relevant records for you.
Open account settings to update editable fields like your contact number or email. For fields that are locked, send a correction request to the support team. Include your account reference so the team can locate and update the right record.
We do not sell your data. Transaction references are shared with Nagad or Upay only to the extent needed to process or verify a payment. We may share data with legal authorities where required by applicable law in eligible regions.
Retention follows the requirements of applicable law. Where a specific legal period applies, we keep the relevant data for that period. Where no requirement exists, data is removed from active systems once your account is fully closed and no open queries remain.
Contact support immediately through live chat or the support email on the site. Provide your account reference and, if relevant, the Nagad or Upay number linked to your wallet. The support team will review recent access logs and advise on the next steps.