Account terms
The terms page covers what you may do in the lobby and how an account closes. This policy continues from there and explains what happens to the details left behind.
This page sets out exactly what prime bet records when you open an account from Pakistan, why we hold it, and how wallet references from JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay...
prime bet keeps one privacy position across every supported region, and that position follows the rules of the country you sign in from. Where local law permits, we hold only what your account needs to run. Some jurisdictions require longer retention, restrict certain transfers, or expect a file on request; in those supported regions our windows stretch to match. You will always
be told which version covers your account and which local rules shape it. Wallet references from JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast sit in the same protected ledger as your profile details, never in a marketing list. Where a regional rule and a clause here disagree, the regional rule wins and we say so plainly. If you are unsure which set of
rules applies to you, our desk will confirm it before you register.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
This policy is maintained by the same team that builds the account flow you use, so the wording tracks what the platform genuinely does. Each clause is checked against our engineering records...
Our account operations team reads each revision before it publishes and flags any clause that no longer matches how registration, verification or withdrawals actually run across supported regions.
The engineers who build our storage layer confirm what gets captured, how long it sits and what the deletion job removes, so nothing is described here the system does not do.
Before a clause applies to Pakistan, we check it against local rules, including how wallet references from JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast must be handled in our systems.
A final edit strips legal padding so you can follow the page without a dictionary. If a sentence needs a lawyer to decode it, that sentence does not ship.
Every update carries a date and a short line on what moved, so you can see whether a change touches your account data, your wallet references or only the wording.
Tickets you raise about stored details feed into the next revision. When several people ask the same thing, we answer it on this page rather than in private replies.
This page sits beside our other legal pages and is written to agree with them. Where account rules and this one overlap, the wording stays consistent, so you never get two answers...
The terms page covers what you may do in the lobby and how an account closes. This policy continues from there and explains what happens to the details left behind.
Wallet terms list the rails we accept and how withdrawals clear. Here we explain which of those records we keep afterwards, where they sit and for how long.
The cookie page lists the small files this site sets. This policy explains what those files report back to us and how you can switch them off in your browser.
Verification rules describe the documents you upload. This page states where those files are stored, which teams can open them and when they are removed from our systems.
Promo rules say who qualifies for what. Here we explain how we use your activity data to decide eligibility and how long those records stay on file afterwards.
Our complaints route handles disputes about your account. This policy tells you how to ask for the underlying data a dispute is built on, and in what format.
Language settings decide whether you read the site in Urdu or English. This page states which regional rules apply once you choose a supported region in your profile.
The layout of this page is built for skimming on a phone. Every clause carries a heading that says what it covers, a plain-language summary first...
Every heading opens with two or three sentences in everyday language, followed by the fuller clause. You get the gist quickly and the long wording only if you want it.
Inside your dashboard, one screen gathers the switches that matter — marketing messages, saved wallet references and session history — each labelled in plain words you can act on.
When anything material changes, a dated banner sits at the head of this page for thirty days, linking straight to the altered clause so you can compare the two yourself.
A short table lists each kind of detail we hold, the reason we hold it and how long it stays. References from JazzCash and Easypaisa sit in their own row.
You can ask for a copy of your account data from the dashboard. It arrives as a readable file rather than raw database fields, and we email you once it is ready.
A link at the foot of every clause jumps to our desk with that section already filled in, so you never have to explain which part you are asking about.