Terms of Use
The contract covering account rules, what we expect from you, and when we can suspend access. Its data clauses point back to this page so the two stay aligned.
We wrote this privacy policy so you know what happens to your data when you open an account, pay in with JazzCash or Easypaisa, and move through our...
We treat this privacy policy as a standing promise, not a one-off notice. Where local law permits, we collect only what an account needs to run: your name, contact number, date of birth, device signals, and the payment references that JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast return when money moves. We hold that record while your account is open and for the retention
window our regulators set, then delete or anonymise it. You can ask what we hold, ask for a copy, ask us to fix anything wrong, or ask us to close the account, subject to records we must keep. Rules differ between supported regions, so some rights and timings depend on where you are.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
If anything in this privacy policy reads unclear, or you want a copy of what we hold on you, message us and a person answers. Our privacy desk runs on live chat inside your account and on the support address printed in our footer. We aim to acknowledge each request within one working day.
Open the chat bubble inside your account, then tell us what you need: a copy of your record, a correction, or a plain answer about how we handle your data.
Write to the support address in our footer and include your account number. We reply from a monitored inbox, keep the thread on file, and never ask for your password by email.
Every request gets a reference you can follow from your dashboard, so you can see when we received it, who picked it up, and when the answer went out.
This page is maintained by the team that runs money 777 every day: the people who build the account flow, connect JazzCash and Easypaisa, and sit on the chat floor. We revise...
The group that owns this policy wording, checks every clause against how our systems behave, and signs off changes before they go live for account holders in Pakistan.
Engineers handling login protection, session checks and device records. They confirm that everything described here matches how the platform behaves when you sign in from a new phone.
The team watching JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast transfers each shift. They decide which reference numbers we store and when those references are wiped from our files.
The people who answer your messages in English and Urdu. They are trained on this policy, so the reply you get in chat matches the wording you read here.
Colleagues who check that Pakistani English reads cleanly and that every market note stays accurate for supported regions, including how local law shapes your rights over your record.
Every change to this page is logged with a date and a short reason, so you can see when a wording shift happened and ask us about it.
We keep the same standards across every policy page we publish, so nothing here contradicts what you agree to elsewhere. The words differ because the subject differs, but the promises do not...
The contract covering account rules, what we expect from you, and when we can suspend access. Its data clauses point back to this page so the two stay aligned.
Explains the small files our site drops on your browser, which ones keep you signed in, and which ones measure how pages perform. You can switch the optional ones off.
Covers fair use of the lobby, one account per person, and how we handle shared devices. Where these rules touch personal data, the wording follows the policy above.
Describes how JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast transfers are recorded, why we keep a reference for each one, and how that connects to this policy on data handling.
Sets the conditions on anything running this week, including how we confirm you qualify. Anything personal we check along the way is handled under the policy you are reading.
Covers market settlement and how bet records are stored. The retention window for those records matches the schedule published here, so nothing sits on file longer than stated.
Where the practical answers live: how to change a password, update a phone number, or ask for a copy of your record. Each article links back here on data questions.
The policy page carries a few controls you can reach without sending a message. A consent panel sits inside your account settings, a cookie switch lives in the...