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This policy explains exactly what data 66z1 collects when you use your account, how we use it, and what choices you have over it. Access to our platform depends on your local law and eligible regions — this policy applies to all interactions you have with 66z1 within those boundaries.
When you open an account with 66z1, we collect the information you provide at registration — your name, contact details and the credentials you choose. When you fund your account through bKash, Rocket or Upay, our payment layer records the transaction reference and amount so your wallet balance and account history stay accurate. We do not store your full mobile wallet PIN or authentication credentials; those remain with the wallet provider under their own terms. Beyond account setup, we collect device and session data — the browser type, connection region and pages visited during your session. This helps us keep the account experience consistent whether you are on a mobile browser or returning on a different device. We also log support conversations so our team can follow up accurately if a data or account question is raised again. All data we collect is used for account management, transaction processing, fraud prevention and the support services we provide. We do not sell your personal information to third parties. Where a third-party service is involved — such as a payment provider or identity check service — we share only the data that provider requires to complete the task, and only under a data-processing arrangement aligned with applicable law. Availability of these services depends on your local law and the eligible regions we operate within.
This policy covers four distinct areas of your relationship with 66z1. Understanding which area your question falls into helps you know where to look and who to contact. Some areas are fully within our control; others involve third-party services that operate under their own separate terms.
Covers registration data, login activity and the credentials linked to your 66z1 account. We control this data directly. You can review or request corrections through your account settings or by contacting support.
Covers payment records created when you use bKash, Rocket or Upay. We hold transaction references and amounts on our side. The wallet provider holds their own records separately, under their own privacy terms.
Covers cookies, session identifiers and browsing data collected while you are active on 66z1. This data helps us keep the account state consistent and detect unusual access. You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings.
Covers identity verification or fraud-check services we may use. These providers receive only the minimum data needed to complete their task. Their practices fall under their own published policies, not this one.
You have practical rights over the data 66z1 holds for your account. These are not abstract — each one maps to a real step you can take. Start with your signed-in account area, where your profile, contact details and transaction history are visible and editable. If something looks wrong or out of date, you can correct it there without contacting support. For questions that go beyond what the account settings page handles — such as asking what data we hold beyond your profile, or requesting that we delete records that are no longer needed — send a written request through our support route. We will acknowledge your request and follow the process appropriate to your situation and applicable law. Note that some records, such as transaction logs, may need to be kept for a defined period under financial or regulatory requirements relevant to the eligible regions we serve. That retention period is described in your account terms.
Open the account page after signing in. Your profile details, contact information and transaction history are listed there. Check these before raising a data query — the answer is often already visible.
Edit your name, contact number or email directly in account settings. If a field is locked and needs updating, contact support with the correct information and we will process the change.
Send your question to our published support route. Describe the specific record or data point you are asking about so we can respond accurately. General enquiries about the policy are also welcome.
You may request removal of data that is no longer required. We will confirm what can be removed and what must be retained under applicable requirements, and action your request within the process timeline.
If your question about this policy cannot be answered by reviewing your account page, the routes below are the ones we actively monitor. Use the channel that suits the nature of your query — written requests for data access or removal work best through email or the site form, where you get a record of the conversation.
Open the chat widget on 66z1 while signed in. Suitable for quick clarifications about what data appears in your account or how a transaction is recorded.
Send your written data request to the support email address published on the 66z1 contact page. Include your account reference so we can locate your records without delay.
Use the contact form available in your signed-in account area. This route creates a tracked ticket, which is useful if you need a reference number for a formal data request.
Our data handling practices are designed around the information your account actually needs — not broad collection for its own sake. Each area below reflects a specific practice you can hold us to.
We use session cookies to keep your account active across pages and to remember your preferences. You can clear or block cookies through your browser, though some account functions may not work correctly without them. We do not use cookies to track activity outside 66z1.
Your login credentials are stored in hashed form — we cannot read your password, and neither can our support team. If you suspect unauthorised access, change your password immediately from the account security page and contact us through the live chat route.
We keep account and transaction records for the period required under the applicable rules in the eligible regions we serve. Once that period passes, records are removed from active systems. You can ask us about the retention period for a specific record type via the support email.
When this policy changes, we post the updated version at 66z1/privacy-policy/ and note the revision date at the top of the page. Continued use of your account after a posted change means you have seen the update. Significant changes will also be flagged in your account notification area.
These are the questions we hear most often about how your data is handled. If your question is not here, send it to the support email published on 66z1 and we will respond directly.
We share transaction references with the relevant payment provider — bKash, Rocket or Upay — only to the extent needed to process or confirm a transaction. We do not share your payment data with advertisers or unrelated third parties.
Start by checking your signed-in account page, where profile details and transaction history are visible. For a fuller record, send a written request to our support email with your account reference. We will confirm what we hold and in what form.
Yes. Send a deletion request via the support email or on-site contact form. We will remove data that is no longer required. Some records — such as transaction logs — may need to be kept for a defined period under applicable financial requirements, and we will explain that clearly in our response.
Inactive accounts are retained for the period required under applicable rules in the eligible regions we serve. After that period, personal data is removed from active systems. If you want to request earlier removal, contact us through the support email with your account reference.
The policy applies uniformly to all accounts on 66z1. However, access to the platform and specific account features depends on your local law and the eligible regions we serve. If you are unsure whether a feature or service is available in your area, check your account or contact support.
We post the revised policy at 66z1/privacy-policy/ with an updated date at the top. Significant changes are also flagged in your account notification area. We recommend checking this page periodically if you want to stay current with how your data is handled.