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Privacy Policy: What We Collect and Why

Everything pjokcom keeps about your account is written out here in plain words — the mobile number you register with, the bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference behind a wallet step, and the device details our login check reads.

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pjokcom Privacy Policy: What We Collect and Why
REACH ACCOUNT HELP

How to Contact Us About Your Data

A request for your data, a correction or a deletion moves quicker from inside your account, because we can already see which profile and which wallet step you mean. Messages from a number that is not registered take longer — we have to verify you first before we open anything. Keep the request specific: say what you want changed and which payment step it relates to.

In-account chat Open your account on your phone, tap support and start a message. Since you are already signed in, we pull up your profile and the wallet step in question.
Support form Signed out and can't get in? Send the same request from the form on our contact page, with your registered mobile number, so we can match it to the right account.
Correction request Wrong name, an old number, a wallet reference that does not match? Tell us the field and the correct value and we update the record on that same thread.
DATA CARE

Cookies, Login Codes and Retention

A session cookie is what holds your login when you switch from the browser to the app on the same handset — that is its whole job. We keep security logs as well, so an unexpected sign-in can actually be traced back instead of guessed at. Records tied to wallet transfers stay while reconciliation and local law need them, and no longer. Anyone here who opens your file needs a reason to open it.

Session cookies One session cookie keeps you signed in when you move from browser to app on the same phone. Clear it and the next login asks for a fresh code.
Login codes Every login sends a one-time code to your registered number. If a code arrives when you are not signing in, tell support and we lock the account while we check.
Retention Wallet records stay while reconciliation and local law require them. Profile details you ask us to remove go once the account is closed and no open query remains.
Who handles it A small account team reads every request and confirms on the same thread what was changed, so you are not left guessing whether the update went through.

Questions About Your Data

These are the things people message us about most after reading this page — what sits on the account, who can see it, and how a change gets made. If your question is not here, the chat inside your account reaches a person who can look at the record itself rather than guess.

Your mobile number, the name you give, device and browser details, and a wallet reference when you use bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Support chats are kept as well, so nothing is lost between messages.

Yes. Ask from the chat inside your account and we put together what we hold — profile fields, wallet records and support threads — then send it back on that same thread.

Tell us the field and the correct value. Name and number changes go through after a quick check; a wallet reference is corrected against the transfer record itself rather than typed over blindly.

You can ask us to close the account and clear the profile. Some wallet and transaction records have to stay for as long as local law requires, and we tell you which ones and why.

Only with the partners that keep the service running — the payment and SMS providers behind a wallet step or a login code, and our hosting provider. Authorities get data only where the law demands it.

When the way we handle data changes, this page is updated and a notice appears in your account the next time you sign in. The version live here is the one we work from.
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Privacy Policy

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