Terms of use
The terms page carries the rules you agree to, while this page covers the records behind them. Read both and nothing about your account should come as a surprise.
Everything we hold about your account is written out in plain English on this page, and you can ask for a copy of it whenever you want. Signup...
We work to the rules that apply where you are, and where local law permits we hold account records under those rules. Our starting position is simple: collect what an account actually needs, keep it for a stated period, then remove it. Payment references from JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast stay attached to your account history, so you can trace a transfer
yourself without asking us. Where two regions set different standards for the same record, we apply the stricter one for accounts held in Pakistan. You can ask what we hold about you, ask us to correct something wrong, or ask for a copy of it. Those requests come through the contact routes in the next block, and we answer them in the
order they arrive.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Data requests get their own lane, so nothing sits behind a game query. Tell us which account you mean and what you want done, whether that is a copy, a correction or a deletion, and we confirm the next step in writing. Our desk stays open around the clock in Pakistan time.
Open live chat from your account and pick the data request option. We take your account email first, then work through the request while you stay on the same screen.
Send a written request to our support address from the email tied to your account, and we reply with a reference number you can quote if you follow up later.
Most of your own data sits behind your account settings, where you can update your name, phone number and the JazzCash, Easypaisa or SadaPay details attached to payouts.
A policy page only works if it has an owner. Ours is written by the team that runs account operations, then read again by the colleagues who handle payment disputes, so the...
The team that sets up accounts and clears withdrawals writes these pages, so the steps we describe are the steps our own desk follows on a normal shift.
Colleagues who reconcile JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast transfers read the payment sections before we publish, so the wording stays true to how those rails behave day to day.
Every page carries the date it last changed. If we alter how long we hold a record, you see a new date rather than a quiet edit nobody would notice.
We keep sentences short and skip legal padding where a normal explanation works. Where a clause has to be formal, we follow it with a plain line telling you what it means.
Whatever live chat tells you about a data request, the written page says the same thing. We brief the desk on the current wording each time it changes.
Found something unclear or out of date? Send it to our support address and we log it as a correction task, not a suggestion that disappears into a folder.
Our policy pages never contradict each other, and that is deliberate. When an account rule changes, we update this page, the terms page and the cookie page in the same sitting so...
The terms page carries the rules you agree to, while this page covers the records behind them. Read both and nothing about your account should come as a surprise.
Cookies get their own page so you can see every category and switch off what you do not want. Sign-in and payment cookies stay active while your account is open.
Identity checks follow the same timetable wherever we describe them. This page sets out what we keep afterwards; the account page explains when we ask for it and why.
Verification steps and payout timings for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast are stated once and referenced everywhere else, so every figure stays identical across the whole site.
If you complain about how we handled your data, the escalation ladder on our contact page applies, and this page links you through to the first rung by name.
The English wording is the version we operate under. Where we publish a regional variation, this page states which one applies to your account in Pakistan and why.
When a policy change affects you, we post a notice in your account area and email the address on file, so the update reaches you before it takes effect.
Nothing here hides behind a collapsed panel. A short summary opens each block, the detail sits underneath it, and the date in the header tells you...
Each block opens with a short panel stating the point in everyday words. Skip it when you want the detail; read it when you only need the gist.
Account details, payment references, device data and support messages each get their own row, with the reason we hold it and the period it stays on file with us.
The header shows the day this wording last changed. Compare it with your previous visit and you can tell in a second whether anything has moved since then.
Three buttons near the foot of the page lead to a copy request, a correction request or a deletion request, so you never hunt for the right form.
A small selector in the header switches between regional wording. Choose Pakistan and the page shows the variant that applies to accounts opened here, with local rails named.
Live chat, email and account settings sit together in one block at the bottom, each with its own hours, so you always know where a data request belongs.