This page clearly explains how we collect the information you provide while using BDT 77, why we retain it, and whether it is ever shared with anyone.
Our privacy policy was built with one goal in mind — so you can use BDT 77 with complete peace of mind.
When you open and use an account on BDT 77, we collect several types of information. The reason we collect each type is also explained below.
Data collected at BDT 77 is used solely for defined purposes. Each purpose is clearly outlined below:
BDT 77 protects your data through multiple layers of security — combining robust technical safeguards with strict operational procedures.
The BDT 77 website and app use cookies. Cookies are small text files stored in your browser that help the website recognize you.
Types of cookies BDT 77 uses:
Cookie Controls: You can block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Note that disabling essential cookies will prevent login and many other features from working.
Every BDT 77 member has certain rights regarding their own data. Contact our support team if you wish to exercise any of these rights.
BDT 77 does not retain data longer than necessary. However, certain data must be kept for a defined period due to legal and regulatory obligations.
For any questions, requests, or complaints regarding our Privacy Policy, please contact BDT 77 directly:
Policy Updates: BDT 77 reserves the right to update this Privacy Policy at any time. If significant changes are made, you will be notified via email or in-app notification. Continued use of the platform after any changes constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
Using any online service requires sharing some personal information — there's no way around it. The real question is how that information is stored and where it goes. BDT 77 is committed to full transparency on this. That's why this Privacy Policy is written in plain, accessible language rather than dense legal text — so anyone can understand it.
Every piece of data BDT 77 collects has a specific reason behind it. Your mobile number is required because payments via bKash or Nagad need a number — and matching the payment number with your account number is essential for security. Your NID is required for age verification and to comply with anti-money laundering regulations. Device information is collected to detect whether the same person is opening multiple accounts to claim bonuses — which protects the interests of all other members.
The KYC process at BDT 77 may seem like a hassle, but it's actually there to protect you. If someone tries to open an account using your identity, KYC makes that impossible. And when you win and want to withdraw, having KYC already completed means no delays. Leaving it for later only wastes your time at the worst moment. BDT 77's advice: complete your KYC as soon as you open your account.
BDT 77 does not sell or share your information with advertising companies or data brokers. Your name and contact details are not passed to any marketing platform. If you start seeing ads for other betting sites after creating a BDT 77 account, that is not coming from us — it has another cause entirely. We are fully confident in this because we have no agreements or business relationships that involve selling user data.
If you ever suspect unauthorized access to your BDT 77 account — for example, you receive a login notification you didn't trigger, or notice unusual activity — act immediately: first, change your password, then contact support via live chat. BDT 77 will temporarily lock the account, investigate the issue, and refund any affected funds if necessary. The sooner you report it, the better.
BDT 77 does not knowingly collect information from or provide services to minors (under 18). If it is found that a minor has registered using false information, the account will be closed and all associated data permanently deleted. Parents or guardians who believe their child has created an account on BDT 77 should contact us at support@bdt77.world.
At its core, BDT 77's Privacy Policy comes down to one principle — your information is a tool we use to serve you, not a product we profit from. Upholding that trust is our responsibility.