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How We Handle Your Account Data

This page sets out how Tata Baji collects, stores and uses the account details you share with us — from your registration email to the wallet number linked through bKash, Nagad or Rocket.

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Tata Baji How We Handle Your Account Data
DATA SAFEGUARDS

How We Protect Account Data

Keeping your account data contained is part of running this lobby responsibly. We encrypt the data tied to your login and wallet records in transit, and we limit internal access to staff who need it to resolve a support ticket or verify a transaction. Cookies on our site track session activity — like whether you're logged in — rather than building an outside advertising profile. We hold transaction and account records only as long as local law and standard record-keeping require, then they're scheduled for removal. If you want a correction made to your saved details, our support desk handles that request directly.

Encrypted Wallet Data

Details linked to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transactions are encrypted while moving between your device and our servers, reducing exposure during a deposit or withdrawal.

Cookie Use On Site

We use cookies mainly to keep you logged in and to remember settings like your preferred game lobby view, not to track you across unrelated websites.

Account Access Controls

Two-factor checks and OTP verification on login help make sure it's actually you accessing your account before any personal or wallet data is shown.

Record Retention & Requests

We keep account and transaction records only as long as required for support, dispute handling or local law, and you can ask us to check what's stored.

REACH OUR TEAM

Contact Us About Your Data

Questions about what we hold on your account shouldn't sit unanswered. Reach out through live chat inside your account dashboard, or drop a message through the support channel listed on our contact page, and tell us specifically what you're asking about — a data copy, a correction or a deletion request. We log every privacy request under your account ID so nothing gets lost between conversations. This applies whether you reach us from a mobile browser or the app.

Live Chat Open live chat from your account dashboard on mobile or desktop and ask directly about the personal data linked to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transactions.
Account Support Email Send a written request from the email address tied to your registration if you want a formal record of a data access or deletion request.
Wallet Verification Desk If your question involves a specific deposit or withdrawal, our verification desk can confirm what transaction data is stored against your linked bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet number.

Common Questions About Our Privacy Policy

Here are the questions we hear most often about how Tata Baji handles account data, wallet records and support requests tied to your privacy.

We collect your name, mobile number and the email you confirm at signup, plus wallet details tied to bKash, Nagad or Rocket once you make your first deposit or withdrawal.

We don't sell your data to outside marketers. Limited data is shared with the payment partner handling a specific bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, only to confirm that transfer cleared.

Yes — reach out through live chat or support and ask specifically for a deletion request. What we're able to remove and when depends on local law and your eligible region.

Transaction and account records are kept only as long as needed for support, dispute checks or local record-keeping rules, then they're scheduled for removal from active systems.

Yes — the same data handling applies whether you're logged in through a mobile browser or through our app, including how your bKash, Nagad or Rocket details are stored.

Contact our support team right away through live chat or the account help channel, and flag the specific concern — we log every security query against your account ID.
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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.