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Your Data and How We Handle It

At 6bet we keep the data we hold on you small and predictable: your mobile number, the name on your account, the wallet you use for bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposits, and the records tied to each transfer.

Mobile number at signupOne-time login codesWallet-linked depositsRemoval on request
6bet Your Data and How We Handle It
COOKIES AND LOCKS

Cookies, Login Codes and Data Retention

Cookies here do a narrow job. They keep you signed in, remember your language, and hold the last lobby tab you opened, so a return visit lands where you left it rather than on a fresh page. Session data from Crash Velocity or a cricket slip is not sold on to anyone. Passwords are stored scrambled, never as plain text, and an unfamiliar phone asking for your account triggers a one-time code to your mobile number.

Cookies on Your Phone

Session cookies keep the login open and remember your language and last lobby tab. You can clear them from your phone browser at any time, though you will need to sign in again.

Login and Password Handling

Passwords are stored scrambled, never in plain text. A one-time code goes to your mobile number whenever a new phone or browser tries to open your account wallet.

How Long Records Stay

Deposit and transfer records stay while your account is open, because we need them to settle a wallet query. After closure we keep only what local rules require, then remove the rest.

Changing or Removing Data

Ask in chat and we will show you what we hold, then correct or remove it. Requests are logged with a reference number so you can follow the same thread later.

PRIVACY DESK

Three Ways to Reach Our Privacy Desk

Every privacy request goes through the same three doors, and each one is tied to your account so we know it is you. You do not need to explain your history twice — the agent opens your record while you are still in the chat. Keep the reference number we give you, since that is how a follow-up lands with the same person. Our Bangladesh support team works on local time, so a message sent late in the evening is read the next working morning.

Team online

In-Account Chat

Open chat from your account wallet screen and say it is a privacy request. The agent already has your deposit history in front of them, so you will not repeat yourself.

Registered Email

Write from the email address saved on your profile. We match it to your account before answering, which keeps your records away from anyone who only has your login.

Wallet Check

For a deposit record, we confirm the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number used for the transfer. That one step is what protects you if someone else has your sign-in details.

Privacy Questions You Send Us Most

The questions below come up most often in our chat: what we keep, how long we keep it, who sees a deposit record, and how to get your details changed or removed. If yours is not here, send it through the privacy desk and we will answer in the same thread. Nothing on this page replaces your local law, but it should tell you where you stand before you open or close an account.

Your mobile number, the name on your account, your date of birth confirmation, the wallet number you deposit from, and a log of sign-ins and transfers. That is the working set our team can see.

Yes. Send the request from your account chat or your registered email. We close the account, then remove what we no longer need, though payment records may be held for as long as local rules require.

Only what a transfer needs: the amount, a reference and the wallet number. Those providers run the payment under their own terms, and your wallet PIN never reaches us at any point.

A login from an unfamiliar phone or region gets a one-time code and a second look. It keeps someone else off your account. Eligibility for play still depends on your local law and eligible regions.

They keep you signed in and remember the last lobby tab you opened, so a return visit picks up where you left. Clearing them in your phone browser works, but you will sign in again.

Reply in the same chat thread and ask for a supervisor, quoting the reference number you were given. If it stays unresolved, your local data protection authority is the right next step.
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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.