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How We Handle Your Account Information

We collect what we need to run your account, process bKash and Nagad deposits, verify withdrawals and keep your lobby secure. You control how we use it and who can see it.

Account registration dataPayment wallet detailsSession and device logsSupport ticket historyWithdrawal verification records
joya.9 How We Handle Your Account Information
PRIVACY CONTACT

Reach Us About Your Data

Need to update your mobile number, request a copy of your data, or ask us to delete closed-account records? Use any of these channels and our team will walk you through the verification steps before making changes to your profile.

Live Chat Open the chat bubble in the lobby footer for instant replies from our privacy and account team. We confirm your identity with your registered mobile number or email before discussing account details.
Email Support Send your data request to our support address from the email linked to your joya.9 account. Include your username and a brief description of what you need—access, correction or deletion.
Account Settings Log in and visit the privacy tab under account settings to download your transaction history, update communication preferences, or submit a formal data-deletion request directly through the portal.
DATA SAFEGUARDS

How We Protect What You Share

Every piece of information you give us—from your bKash number to your bet history—flows through encrypted channels and sits behind access controls that limit visibility to authorized staff only. Here's what that looks like in practice.

Encrypted Storage

Passwords, payment wallet details and identity documents live in encrypted database fields. Our servers use industry-standard encryption protocols so intercepted data reads as meaningless strings to anyone without the decryption key.

Session Security

When you log in from a new device or IP address in Dhaka or elsewhere, we send a one-time PIN to your registered mobile. That extra step blocks unauthorized logins even if someone learns your password.

Cookie Management

We drop session cookies to remember your language choice and last-opened game room, plus analytics tokens that show us which lobby sections get the most traffic. Clear them anytime through your browser or our cookie-preference panel.

Retention Limits

Active accounts keep full records; closed accounts move to an anonymized archive after a compliance hold period. Request early deletion through support if you want your data removed before the standard schedule, subject to legal obligations.

Privacy Policy Answers

We ask for your mobile number, email address, date of birth and a password during sign-up. When you add a bKash or Nagad wallet for deposits, we log that payment identifier to match incoming transfers to your account.

Yes. Log into account settings and navigate to the privacy tab, where you can download a report containing your registration details, transaction history, session logs and support tickets. The export arrives as a CSV or PDF file.

Closed accounts enter a compliance retention window—typically a set period required by payment and gaming regulations in eligible regions—after which we anonymize or delete personal identifiers. Contact support to confirm the timeline for your jurisdiction.

We never pass wallet credentials to third parties for marketing. Payment processor partners see only the transaction amount and a hashed account reference needed to complete the transfer; they do not receive your full mobile wallet login or PIN.

Open account settings, find the communication preferences panel, and uncheck email or SMS promotions. You will still receive critical messages like withdrawal confirmations and security alerts, but marketing notifications stop immediately.

Our system detects the new device fingerprint or IP and sends a one-time PIN to your registered mobile number. The login only succeeds after that PIN is entered, so unauthorized access is blocked even if your password leaks.
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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.