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Your Privacy on jdbbd

Everything we hold about your account — the mobile number you sign in with, your wallet references, your device details — is listed here in plain English, with the reason we keep it.

What we collectWallet referencesDevice and OTP recordsHow to request a change
jdbbd Your Privacy on jdbbd
HOW WE HANDLE IT

Security, Cookies and Retention

Every session runs the same short chain: your mobile number, a one-time code, then a device check. We never ask for, or store, your bKash, Nagad or Rocket PIN — approving a payment happens inside your own wallet app. Cookies do a narrow job as well: staying signed in between pages and remembering that you dismissed a notice. Clear them in your browser and you simply sign in again.

Login and device checks

Each sign-in needs the one-time code sent to your registered number. A new device triggers a second check, and you can end other sessions from your account when something looks odd.

Cookies we set

A session cookie keeps you signed in, and a small preference cookie remembers dismissed notices. We do not use them to follow you across other sites. Clearing browser data signs you out, nothing more.

Retention windows

Wallet references stay with your account while it is open, then for the period local rules require. Login and device logs are kept for less time, since their only purpose is spotting unusual activity.

Changing your records

Ask through the in-account channel and we verify the mobile number first. Corrections are applied to the account and logged, so there is a record of who requested the change and when.

REACH THE DESK

Asking jdbbd About Your Data

One request, one reply — that is the whole process. Message the team from inside your account and it lands with the people who already handle wallet checks, so nobody makes you explain your account twice. Say what you want done: a copy of your records, a correction, or marketing messages switched off. We confirm the mobile number before anything changes, and if the question is about a payment, have the wallet reference ready.

In-account messages Send from the signed-in chat inside your account wallet. Your number and device come attached, so we skip the first round of questions and go straight to the record you mean.
The site contact form Use the form if you cannot sign in. Include the wallet you paid with — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — and the number you registered, so we can locate you without a long back and forth.
Wallet reference check For payment questions, paste the transaction ID from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app. That single string lets us trace one entry instead of searching an entire account history.

What You Ask About Privacy

The questions that reach our desk most often, answered the way we would say them on a call. If yours is not here, send it through the in-account chat and we will add it to the list.

Your mobile number, the one-time code records that confirm it, device and browser details from each sign-in, plus the transaction references bKash, Nagad or Rocket send back when you add money.

No. You approve the payment inside your own wallet app, and we only receive the reference number that confirms it. Your PIN never reaches our servers or our support team.

Yes. Message us from inside your account and say you want a copy of your account data. We verify the mobile number first, then send the records through the same channel.

Tell support which detail is wrong — usually a name spelling or a saved number. Once we match the account, we update it and log the change so there is a record of who asked.

Only if you opt in, and you can switch them off in your account settings whenever you like. Turning them off does not affect your account access or your wallet balance.

It covers accounts we can lawfully serve, and access depends on your local law and eligible regions. If you are outside Bangladesh, check that before you open an account.
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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.