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See What 55hh Stores On Your Account

Your 55hh account holds your name, mobile number, wallet ID and the games you open. This policy explains which of those details we keep, why we keep them, and how you can ask for a copy or a correction.

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HOW WE HANDLE DATA

Explore How We Guard And Retain Data

Cookies, session tokens and login logs are the parts of this policy people ask about most, so here is how they work in practice. A session cookie keeps you signed in until you clear it or sign out, and clearing it means the next visit asks for your password and an OTP. Logs record the handset model, browser and time of each sign-in, which is how an unfamiliar device gets spotted. Retention follows the periods our accounting and fraud duties set, and you can ask us to correct a stored name or number at any time.

Details We Hold

Your name, mobile number, email and wallet number are stored so the account can be verified. Device type, browser and login times are logged to catch access from a handset you have not used before.

Cookies And Sessions

Cookies keep you signed in and remember your language and last screen. Clearing them signs you out of the browser and asks for your password and OTP again on the next visit.

Account Security

Your password is hashed and never shown to staff. Wallet PINs stay inside bKash, Nagad or Rocket and are never requested by us. A login from a new handset triggers an OTP check first.

Retention And Corrections

Transaction records stay for the period accounting and fraud rules require, then get deleted or anonymised. To correct a name or number, send the request through support with an ID document.

PRIVACY CONTACT

Reach Our Privacy Desk For Changes

Contact about privacy should feel as quick as a login. Open the chat icon inside your account and the agent sees the same record you do: account number, wallet used, last sign-in handset. If you would rather write, the email route carries correction requests and copies of your data. Keep your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID nearby for anything touching a transfer, because that reference is what links a payment to your profile.

In-App Support Chat Open the chat from your account menu on phone or laptop and pick the privacy subject. An agent sees your ticket history, so you never repeat which wallet the request is about.
Email Request Line Send your data request by email if the chat is busy. Write the mobile number on your account and what you want changed; we reply to the same address once identity is confirmed.
Wallet Reference Check For a payment query, keep the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID ready. That reference lets support match your request to the right record without asking for your PIN.

Ask Us About Your Data Rights

These are the privacy questions that reach our support desk most often, kept short so you can scan them. Anything tied to your own records goes through the two channels above rather than a general answer. If a wallet transfer, an old handset or a different country is involved, mention it in your first message; it saves a round of back and forth. Nothing on this page overrides the law where you live.

Your name, date of birth, mobile number, email, wallet number, device type, and the games or cricket markets you open. Payment references from bKash, Nagad or Rocket are kept so a transfer can be traced.

Yes. Ask from your registered email or through the support chat, and we confirm it is you with an OTP before sending. The copy covers the records tied to that account, including wallet references.

Payment steps need the amount and reference, so bKash, Nagad or Rocket receive those. Identity checks go to the provider running them. Authorities get records only when a lawful request is served; advertisers get nothing.

Send the correction through support with a photo of your ID and the number you want changed. We check it, update the record and confirm by email. A wallet change may need a fresh OTP.

You can, and we remove what we are not obliged to keep: marketing preferences, saved device details and older gameplay logs go first. Transaction records stay until the accounting and anti-fraud periods end, then are deleted.

Partly. Your rights over stored data follow the law of the country you are in, so some requests may be wider or narrower than described here. Access depends on local law and eligible regions.
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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.