Privacy Policy For Your Account
We wrote this Privacy Policy so you know exactly what happens to the data you hand over when you open an account with us. Read it once and...
What We Hold And For How Long
We collect what you type in yourself, such as your name, date of birth, contact address and the phone number tied to your JazzCash or Easypaisa wallet, plus session data our servers log while you use the lobby. References from SadaPay and Raast transfers are stored so our finance desk can match a payment to your account. We keep this while the
account stays open, then for the retention period local rules require where local law permits access to our services. Cookie identifiers remember your language choice and keep you signed in between visits. You can request a copy of your records, correct an error, or close the account and have the profile deleted once open checks finish. Sharing is confined to payment processors,
fraud checks and hosting partners under contract, and we reply through our privacy desk inside the timelines your supported region sets.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Why This Document Reads The Way It Does
The wording here comes from the people who operate the platform, not from a template bought elsewhere. Every clause is checked against the data rules that apply where you are, dated when...
Written In House
Clauses here are drafted by the team that runs the lobby and the payment rails, so each line matches how the platform actually behaves on a normal working day.
Plain Wording
We avoid legal padding and explain the practical effect of a clause, so you can decide what to share without hiring someone to translate the page for you.
Public Date Stamps
Each revision carries a date at the foot of the page, and a change that alters what we do with your data is flagged inside your account area before it applies.
Payment Records Kept Apart
Wallet references from JazzCash, Easypaisa and SadaPay sit in a payment table separate from your play history, so a routine support agent never sees the full picture at once.
One Named Contact
A single privacy contact owns your request from the moment it lands until you hold a written answer, and you can reply on that same thread to keep everything together.
Checked Against Local Rules
Before a revision goes live we check the text against the data rules that apply in your supported region, so the wording you read is the wording we follow.
How This Page Lines Up With The Others
This document sits beside the account terms, the cookie page and the payment page that cover the rest of your account. Headings, phrasing and retention figures stay the...
| Matching Headings | Headings on this page repeat those used on our cookie page and account terms, so you can jump straight to the matching clause on any document you open. |
|---|---|
| One Cookie Story | Whatever the cookie page says about tracking identifiers matches what you read here, and neither document introduces a purpose the other leaves out. |
| Wallets Named Once | Routes for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast are described identically on the payment page and in the clause about stored references here. |
| Shared Contact Channels | The channels listed on this page are the same ones on the help page, so a data request and a transfer query both land at the same desk. |
| Dates Move Together | A revision here is mirrored in the sibling documents on the same day, and every page shows its own date so you can compare them side by side. |
| No Contradicting Clauses | Where a clause overlaps with the account terms, both versions say the same thing in different words, and a direct conflict would be fixed rather than left standing. |
| Same Retention Schedule | Retention periods quoted here follow the schedule printed on the payment page, keeping JazzCash, Easypaisa and Raast record keeping identical whichever document you happen to open. |
What You See On This Page
The layout is deliberately flat: a hero, a numbered block of clauses, chip rows naming the wallets we support, then the questions our desk hears most...
Sticky Clause Index
A short index stays pinned to the side on desktop, letting you hop between the collection, sharing and retention clauses without scrolling back through the whole document.
Wallet Chip Row
Chips for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast sit just under the hero, marking which payment routes are named inside the clauses further down.
Date Stamp Bar
A thin bar carries the version date and a one-line change log, so a returning reader can tell in a second whether anything moved since the previous visit.
Short Numbered Clauses
Each clause carries a number and stops after a few sentences, which keeps a long document readable on a phone during a commute or a quiet lunch break.
Question Block At The End
Six common questions close the page in plain wording, covering the points our help desk hears most often before you ever need to message a person.
No Pop-Up Walls
Account prompts stay out of the reading path here, so you can finish the document first and decide afterwards whether you want to open an account with us.