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Your account data — from login details to wallet activity — is covered by a clear set of privacy rules that you can read in full before you complete registration. Access and eligibility depend on your local law and eligible regions, and we want you to understand exactly what that means for your account before you start.
The privacy policy at 8900 bdt sets out the categories of information collected when you open an account, use the lobby, or contact support. It covers personal identifiers — name, mobile number, email — as well as transactional records tied to your wallet activity through Rocket, Upay, and Bank Transfer.
Each category of data we collect serves a specific account function. None of it is collected without a stated purpose in the published privacy document. When you make a deposit through Rocket or Upay, the transaction reference is stored against your account wallet record — this is how your balance history is maintained and how disputes are resolved if they arise.
Name, mobile number and email address collected at registration. These are used to verify your account, send login confirmations, and link your wallet activity under a single verified profile in our system.
Wallet deposits and withdrawals via Rocket, Upay, or Bank Transfer are logged with timestamps. This record is visible inside your signed-in account area and forms the basis of any support query about a payment.
Browser type, device model, and session duration are recorded each time you log in. This data helps us detect unusual access patterns and keeps your account from being accessed on an unrecognised device without a verification step.
When you contact account support, the content of that exchange is stored against your profile for continuity. If you raise the same question again, the support team can see the previous response and skip repeating steps you have already completed.
Privacy is not only a policy document — it is also a set of controls available from your signed-in account page. You can review what data is held, request a copy of your records, and update your contact details at any point. Availability of specific controls depends on your region and the local law that applies to your account.
Submit a request to see the personal data tied to your account. The published policy explains the process and the response path. Follow the instructions shown in the account help section.
Change your registered mobile number or email from the account settings page. Verification is required before the update takes effect, following the steps shown on the form.
Adjust how 8900 bdt contacts you — for account alerts or promotional notices — from the preferences section of your account. The options shown there reflect what is available in your eligible region.
If you choose to close your account, the published policy states which data is retained after closure and for how long, in line with the legal obligations that apply to your region.
Privacy questions sometimes need a direct answer from our team — not just a policy document. If you cannot find what you need in the published terms, the following support routes are available.
Reach the support team through the live chat icon shown on the site. This is the fastest route for account-level privacy questions — check your signed-in account area first for the chat access point.
Submit a written privacy query through the contact form linked in the site footer. Use this route for data review requests or any query where you need a documented response tied to your account record.
The full privacy policy is linked from the footer of every page. Read it before contacting support — many common questions about data retention, wallet records, and contact preferences are answered there directly.
A published privacy policy is not just a compliance document — it is a statement of how your account data is handled day to day. At 8900 bdt, the policy covers your wallet transactions through Rocket, Upay, and Bank Transfer, your login history, and the support interactions tied to your profile.
Every deposit and withdrawal through Rocket, Upay, or Bank Transfer is referenced in the privacy policy under transaction data. The document explains retention periods and when that data may be shared with a payment processing partner.
The policy describes how login sessions are monitored for unusual access. If your account is accessed from a new device, the verification step described in the policy is what triggers the security check you see on screen.
Game content on the site comes from studios including Microgaming, JDB, CQ9, Spadegaming, and Bigtime Gaming. The privacy policy addresses what data, if any, is passed to content partners and under what conditions.
The policy opens with a section on regional access. Your eligibility to use this service — and the data rights available to you — depends on your local law. The document does not make uniform claims across all markets.
The privacy policy uses specific legal and technical terms that are worth knowing before you read the full document. Each definition below reflects how the term is used in the context of your account at 8900 bdt.
Personal data means any information that identifies you directly — your name, mobile number, email address, or device ID. It includes records linked to your Rocket, Upay, or Bank Transfer wallet activity.
Data retention refers to how long your information is stored after a transaction or interaction. The privacy policy states the applicable retention periods for each data category held against your profile.
A data subject request is a formal ask to access, correct, or delete personal data held about you. Availability depends on your local law and eligible region. Submit it through the contact form shown on the site.
Third-party sharing means passing some of your data to a service partner — such as a payment processor handling your Rocket deposit. The policy names the circumstances and the type of data involved.
A session cookie is a small file stored in your browser during a visit. It keeps you logged in and tracks which pages you open. It is deleted when you close the browser unless a persistent cookie setting applies.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It refers to the identity verification steps required before certain account actions — such as a large withdrawal — are processed. The privacy policy explains what documents are collected and retained.
These are the questions we hear most often from account holders about how their data is handled. If your question is not covered here, the full privacy policy is linked in the site footer and the support team can be reached through live chat or the contact form.
The privacy policy is linked in the footer of every page on the site. You can also find it linked from the account registration form before you complete sign-up. It is available to read at any time without logging in.
Your transaction records through Rocket, Upay, or Bank Transfer are visible only within your signed-in account and to the support team when handling a query you raise. The privacy policy explains the specific conditions under which payment data may be passed to a processing partner.
Yes, where permitted by your local law and eligible region, you can submit a data review request through the contact form on the site. The privacy policy describes the process and what information is included in the response. Availability varies by region.
Game studios including Microgaming, JDB, CQ9, Spadegaming, and Bigtime Gaming provide content to the lobby. The privacy policy addresses what data, if any, passes to content partners and under which conditions it is shared. Read the third-party section for the specific detail.
Closing your account does not immediately delete all records. The privacy policy states which data is kept after closure, for how long, and why — typically to meet the legal obligations that apply in your eligible region. Check the account closure section of the policy for the exact terms.
Go to the account settings page when you are logged in. The contact details section lets you update your registered mobile number. A verification step is shown on the form before the change takes effect, following the process described in the policy.