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865bet collects only the information needed to run your account, process transactions through bKash and Rocket, and keep your sessions secure across devices. This policy tells you exactly what we hold, why we hold it, and what you can do about it — with access subject to your local law and eligible regions.
We built this policy to be direct about the information 865bet holds on you and how it is used. When you create an account, we collect your name, contact details and the credentials you choose during registration. When you make a deposit or withdrawal through bKash or Rocket, our system logs the transaction reference, amount and wallet identifier associated with that payment — this is necessary to reconcile your account balance and resolve any disputes you raise with our support team. We also collect device and session data: your browser type, IP address, and the pages you visit within the platform. This helps us detect unusual login patterns and protect your account from unauthorised access. We do not sell your personal data to third parties for marketing purposes. Where we share data with payment processors such as bKash and Rocket, that sharing is limited to what is required to complete your transaction. Cookies and similar technologies are active on the site; you can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings. Retention periods for account data follow our internal review schedule and any obligations that apply under the laws of the jurisdiction governing your account. If you close your account, we retain certain records for the period required by applicable rules before deletion.
Not every service you touch when using 865bet falls under this policy. Understanding the boundary helps you know who to contact when a question arises. The four areas below clarify what sits inside our policy, what sits outside it, and what the practical difference is for your account.
Any data collected when you log in, update your profile, change your password or verify your identity is covered by this policy. We control that data and you can request a review or correction through our support route.
Deposits and withdrawals processed via bKash or Rocket generate records we hold under this policy. The payment provider itself — bKash or Rocket — also holds its own transaction data under its own separate privacy terms.
Your browsing activity within the 865bet platform — which game lobby sections you open, how long a session runs — is logged for security and performance purposes and is covered here. This data is not shared for advertising.
Links to external sites, payment gateway interfaces operated by bKash or Rocket, and any embedded provider content fall outside this policy once you leave our domain. Check the relevant third party's own policy for those interactions.
You have concrete actions available to you — not just abstract entitlements. If you want to see the personal data we hold on your account, raise a data access request through the support contact listed on this page. We will confirm what records are held and provide a readable summary. If any detail is wrong — a misspelled name, an outdated phone number linked to your bKash wallet, an incorrect address — you can ask us to correct it. Send the correction request with your account reference and the specific field you want updated. If you want to understand why we collected a particular piece of data, ask that question in the same support channel and we will explain the purpose. Eligibility to exercise these rights may depend on your local law and the region from which you access the platform. We do not charge a fee for reasonable access or correction requests.
Submit a data access request through our published support route. Quote your account reference so we can locate your records quickly and return a clear summary of what we hold.
If your registered phone number, name or wallet identifier linked to bKash or Rocket is outdated, contact support with the corrected details and your account reference. We will update the field after verification.
Questions about why a specific data point was collected, how long it is retained, or whether it was shared with a third party can be sent directly to our support team. Expect a factual response, not a form letter.
If you close your account, ask us in writing what data is retained and for how long. We will confirm the applicable retention period and the deletion process that follows once that period ends.
If a privacy question comes up — whether it is about your account data, a bKash or Rocket transaction record, or a correction request — there are specific routes you can use. We do not publish response time commitments we cannot verify, but each route below is a real channel visible on the site. Use the one that fits how you are accessing the platform right now.
Open the chat widget from any page on 865bet to raise a privacy question in real time. Identify yourself with your account reference so the agent can locate your data record immediately.
Send your data access, correction or deletion request to the support email address published in the site's contact section. Include your account reference and describe the specific data point in question.
Log in and open the account help area to find published guidance on data requests and policy queries. The instructions there reflect the current process and link to the relevant contact form.
Trust around data is not a slogan — it is a set of specific practices. Here are the four areas where 865bet has concrete measures in place for your account. These apply whether you are accessing the platform on mobile or desktop, and whether your last transaction was via bKash, Rocket or any other configured method.
Cookies track session continuity and security signals, not advertising profiles. You can adjust your browser's cookie settings at any time. Blocking certain cookies may affect login persistence across your devices but will not delete your account data.
Login credentials are stored in encrypted form. We do not display your full bKash or Rocket wallet number in the account interface — only a masked reference is shown. If you notice an unrecognised session, use the support contact route to flag it immediately.
We keep your account data for as long as your account is active and for a defined period after closure, in line with applicable rules. Transaction logs linked to bKash and Rocket payments are retained for the period required to handle disputes and comply with relevant obligations.
When this policy changes in a material way, we will post a notice in the account area before the change takes effect. Continuing to use the platform after that date means you have seen the updated terms. You can always request the version date of the policy currently in force.
These are the questions we hear most often when someone wants to understand what happens to their data. Each answer is specific to how 865bet actually operates — not a generic template response.
Registration collects your name, contact details, and the login credentials you set. If you add a bKash or Rocket wallet for transactions, the wallet identifier and transaction references associated with that wallet are also recorded in your account file.
Only the data needed to process your specific transaction is passed to bKash or Rocket at the time of that transaction. We do not share your full account profile with payment providers. Each payment provider also holds its own records under its own policy.
Submit a data access request through live chat or the support email address shown in the site's contact section. Include your account reference. We will confirm the categories of data held and provide a readable summary. Eligibility may depend on your local law and region.
Yes. Contact support with your account reference and identify the specific field that needs correcting — for example, a phone number linked to your Rocket wallet or a name spelling error. We verify the request and apply the correction after confirming your identity.
We retain account and transaction records for a defined period following closure, in line with applicable rules for the jurisdiction governing your account. After that period, data is deleted or anonymised. Ask support for the specific retention period that applies to your account.
Yes, cookies are active on the site for session management and security purposes. You can manage or block cookies through your browser settings. Note that blocking session cookies may affect how your login persists across pages and devices, but it will not remove your stored account data.