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Your Data, Kept to One Account

fuji9bd keeps one record per account: the number you registered with, the bKash, Nagad or Rocket line behind each deposit, and the device you signed in from.

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fuji9bd Your Data, Kept to One Account
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Security and Retention in Practice

Data handling here is deliberately dull, and that is the point. Payment records are matched against your account wallet before anything else happens, so a wrong reference gets caught early instead of ageing in a queue. Sign-in runs on a one-time code sent to your registered number, and no member of our team ever asks you for that code. Cookies clear from your browser whenever you like, though you will be signed out. Retention follows the payment rules that apply to your account, and deletion requests are logged and answered.

How we store data

Account and wallet records sit in access-controlled systems. Only staff working a live ticket, a payment check or a security case can open them, and every look-up is logged.

Cookies you can clear

Session cookies keep you signed in and remember your language. Clear them from your browser or the app settings and your session ends; nothing else on your account changes.

Sign-in and the code

Your password and the one-time code sent to your registered number are yours alone. We never ask for that code by phone, SMS or message, so treat any such request as a problem.

Retention and deletion

We keep account data while your account is open, and payment records for the period local rules require. Ask us to close the account and we tell you what stays and why.

ASK US DIRECTLY

Reaching Us About Your Details

Policy questions should not sit in a queue behind live match chat, so we route them down a separate path. Write to our support desk from the email tied to your account and put privacy in the subject line; the agent can then see your account ID, the wallet records attached to it and any ticket you already have open. Asking about a bKash, Nagad or Rocket line? Add the transaction reference and the date. We reply in English and we tell you plainly when we need something more from you.

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Data request desk

Ask for a copy of what sits on your account, or for a correction to your name, number or email. Send it from the address we already hold on file.

Wallet record checks

Disputing a bKash, Nagad or Rocket line? Send the reference number and the date. We pull the matching record and check it against your account wallet before replying.

Cookie and device help

If you want to know why a cookie was set, or you need a session closed on a phone you no longer use, the support team walks you through the steps.

Questions About Your Privacy

The same handful of questions reaches our desk from players across Bangladesh, and most of them are worth settling before you ever open a ticket. Short version: your wallet records belong to your account, cookies are yours to clear, and any change you want made goes through support from the email we already hold. The fuller answers are below.

Yes. Write from the email on your account and ask for a copy of your data. We send the account details, wallet records and any support history attached to it.

No. We share data only where a payment provider, a verification step or local law requires it, and only the slice needed for that single purpose.

The transaction reference, amount, date and the wallet used — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. We do not store your wallet PIN or a full card number.

Send the request from your current email, then confirm with the one-time code sent to the old number. That check stops someone else from moving your account away.

Access closes and your profile leaves the live systems. Payment records stay for the period local rules require, and we tell you in writing which records remain.

Session cookies are, because they keep you signed in. Analytics cookies are not — clear them in your browser and the site still works, though we lose the page-speed signals.
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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.