Account Terms
The account terms describe what you agree to when you register; this page describes what we hold afterwards, and the two are written to be read side by side.
We run dream casino for Pakistan, and this page sets out what we record when you open an account, why those records exist, and how you reach us...
When you open an account we hold your name, contact number, date of birth and the transaction references your wallet or bank returns to us. Those references matter because JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast each report funding activity in their own format, and each entry is matched to your account. Account and device records stay for as long as your account
is open, plus a retention window that depends on where you live, so the period differs between supported regions. Where local law permits, you can ask what we hold, ask us to correct a record, or ask us to narrow how we use it. We do not sell your details and share them only with partners that clear funds, verify identity or
host the platform.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
To see, correct or question anything we hold, start with the privacy desk rather than the general lobby queue, because data requests follow their own workflow. Email suits formal requests, since we confirm identity first. Live chat handles quick questions about what a field means, and the form inside your account keeps each request tied to your registered number.
Send the request from the email tied to your account and tell us which record you mean; we answer that same address once we have confirmed who is writing in.
Our chat line is the quickest route for a short question about a field label, a consent toggle or a request you have already lodged with the desk team.
Open your account settings and use the data form when you want the request logged against your registered number, which keeps the thread visible to you and to our team.
This page is written and kept current by the same team that runs account operations, payment reconciliation and customer support, so when a wallet partner changes how it...
One named custodian signs off each amendment to this page, which means a single person answers for the wording you...
The team that matches JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast entries against account activity also owns the data wording, so what...
Identity checks run through trained officers working from a written script, and any request you raise about your own records...
Every chat and email thread about your account is held on the same schedule as the data it concerns, so...
We keep an internal register of the cookies this site sets, grouped by what each one does, and it changes...
Changes to this page carry a date and a short line saying what moved, so you can tell at a...
The wording you read here sits alongside the other policy pages on this site, covering account terms, funding, withdrawals and the personal details you give us. We use the same definitions throughout...
The account terms describe what you agree to when you register; this page describes what we hold afterwards, and the two are written to be read side by side.
Funding pages list the wallet and bank routes open to Pakistan residents; here we explain the reference data those routes return and how long it stays with us.
Withdrawal wording covers timing and thresholds, while this page covers the identity checks and records behind those steps, so neither reads as if it stands alone.
The cookie notice names each tool this site sets and what it does; the data wording you are reading covers the wider picture and the choices left to you.
Our support charter sets reply expectations for chat and email; the wording here tells you which channel to use when a request concerns your own records.
We publish this text in English for Pakistan, and where a translated version is offered the English wording governs if the two ever disagree.
Each policy page carries its own amendment date rather than a single site-wide stamp, so you can see when a particular set of clauses last moved.
Clause-heavy pages are hard to read on a phone, so we break ours into blocks you can scan. Short summary rows open each group, a dated strip shows...