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What This Privacy Policy Covers

This page sets out what sull777 records when you open an account, add funds with bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and move between your phone and a browser — the same for players in Dhaka as anywhere else in Bangladesh.

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HOW DATA BEHAVES

Where Your Data Stays

Sign-in, cookies, retention and change requests are the four things that decide how your data behaves. A code goes to your registered number the first time you sign in from a new phone, and you can close an old session from inside the account. Session cookies only hold a signed-in state — they do not follow you to other sites. Wallet references and round history stay on file until the record period ends. Ask for a copy, a correction or a closure from Help at any point.

Sign-in checks

Every sign-in from a new phone asks for a code sent to your registered number. Sessions on the old handset can be closed from inside the account whenever you want.

Cookie control

Session cookies keep you signed in and remember that a notice has already been shown. Clear them in the browser and your next visit starts with a clean state.

What we keep

Wallet references, round history and sign-in records stay on file so a balance query or a payment dispute can still be answered months later against the same record.

Changing your record

Ask for a copy, a correction or a closure from Help. We confirm the request against your registered number first, then write back with exactly what changed.

REACH THE DESK

Ask Us About Your Data

Questions about your data come to one desk, not three. Sign in, open Help, and your message arrives with the account attached, so nobody asks you to repeat a wallet reference or a date twice. We reply in English and the answer stays in the same thread, so you can find it later. If your query is about a specific record — a Nagad transfer that does not match, or a handset you no longer use — mention it in the first message and we will pull that record before we write back.

In-account help Sign in, open Help, and your message carries your registered number with it — we can see which account you mean without asking you to type the details again.
Written request Prefer a paper trail? Send a mail from the address on your account and we answer the same thread, so the whole exchange stays together in one place for you.
Wallet mismatch If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference does not match your account, send the wallet receipt through Help and we will check it against the record we hold.

Privacy Questions You Send Us

Most of what you want to know about your data comes down to four things: what we hold, who sees it, how long it stays, and how you get it changed. The answers below take those four in order. If your case is not here — a wrong name, a wallet reference that does not match, a handset you have sold — send it to the support desk and we will check it against your account record.

Your registered mobile number, name, wallet choice, transaction references from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, round history and sign-in records — enough to run the account wallet and answer a query later.

No. The wallet confirms the payment on its own side; what reaches us is the transaction reference and the amount. Your PIN and wallet password never enter our system.

Yes. Open Help from inside the account and ask for a copy. We check the request against your registered number, then send the summary to that same contact.

Payment and round records stay for the period local rules require; the rest goes once the account closes and any open query is settled. This depends on your local law.

The teams that run your wallet, verify withdrawals and handle support. We do not sell it, and a cricket market or slot you opened is never passed to advertisers.

A revised version goes up on this page and the account notice points to it. Keep your mobile number current and the message reaches you the next time you sign in.
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