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What We Collect and Why

Your add7com account holds your name, mobile number, transaction history from bKash, Nagad and Rocket, and the device details our lobby reads when you sign in.

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ASK US ANYTHING

Three Ways to Reach a Person

Privacy questions are handled by the same support team that runs your wallet and login queries, so you are not passed to an outside department. Have your registered mobile number ready when you write in, and tell us plainly what you want done: a copy of your data, a correction, or a closed account.

Live chat from your account Open the chat panel inside your logged-in lobby. The agent can see your account history already, so you rarely need to type reference numbers by hand. Log in first, since chat is not open to signed-out browsers.
Email the privacy desk Write from the address on your account and put privacy in the subject line. Include the mobile number you registered with and the wallet you use. We reply to the same address so the thread stays verifiable.
Wallet-side records If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer looks wrong on your statement, ask the wallet operator for the transaction reference first. Send us that reference and we can match it to your account records much faster.
ON THE RECORD

Cookies, Logins and Account Safety

Your data protection is mostly about how the account behaves day to day, not about a document. Here is how each part works when you are actually using the lobby, whether you open it on the commute home or on a laptop in Chattogram.

Cookies and session data

We set cookies to keep you signed in and to remember your language and wallet preference. Clearing them logs you out. You can block cookies in your browser, though parts of the lobby will then stop loading properly.

Login and device checks

Each sign-in runs an OTP to your registered mobile number. A new handset or an unusual location triggers a second check before the lobby opens. Do not share that code with anyone, including someone claiming to be from support.

What we keep and how long

Transaction records tied to bKash, Nagad, Rocket and bank transfers are kept for the period the wallet operators and local record-keeping require. Marketing preferences and device logs are cleared once they stop serving a purpose.

Corrections and removals

Ask for a copy of your data, a fix to a wrong name or number, or a closed account. We confirm the request from your registered mobile number, then tell you what can be removed and what we must keep by law.

Privacy Questions We Get Most

These are the questions our support desk answers about data most often, from players who use bKash, Nagad or Rocket to move money in and out of the lobby.

A mobile number you can receive an OTP on, your name as it appears on your wallet, and the wallet or bank you intend to use. That is enough to open the account and reach the lobby.

Only with the wallet operator and the bank that process the transfer, and with authorities where the law requires it. We do not sell account data or pass it to outside advertisers.

Yes. Write from your registered mobile number and ask for a copy of your account data. We confirm it is you, then send what we hold, including transaction records and login history.

Message support from your logged-in lobby. A name correction needs the same spelling as your wallet record, and a new mobile number needs an OTP on the old one before we switch it.

We remove what we are allowed to remove, such as marketing preferences and device logs. Transaction records tied to bKash, Nagad or Rocket payments stay for the period local record-keeping requires.

When it does, we post the updated wording on this page and flag it inside your account. Keep using the lobby after a change and the new terms apply to you.
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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.