Data We Hold And Why We Hold It
When you open an account with mw306r, we ask for basic identity details and a mobile number so support can reach you if a wallet transaction needs a second check. Your bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference numbers are stored against your account wallet purely to match
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a deposit or a payout request to the right profile — we don't store your wallet PIN, and we never ask for it outside the wallet app itself. Session data such as login times and device type help us flag unusual account access, which matters more
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once real money is involved. We keep transaction records for as long as your account stays active plus whatever period local regulation in your region requires afterward; if you close your account, most personal fields are removed while a minimal financial trail may be kept for
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dispute handling. We don't sell your details to outside advertisers. Some information may pass to payment partners strictly to confirm a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer cleared — nothing more. If you're on mobile, cookie-style identifiers help keep you logged in between sessions without re-entering your
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credentials each time. Because eligibility and data rules shift by region, always treat this page alongside the local law that applies where you're accessing mw306r from, rather than assuming one blanket standard covers every visitor.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.