777d Privacy Policy: What We Record and Why

Last updated 10 November 2026 · Applies to the site and the Android app

Read This First: Who This Policy Covers

This policy covers every way you reach 777d: the mobile site, the desktop site and the Android app. It describes the account you open with a phone number, the bets you place on cricket and casino games, the deposits you send from bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, and the messages you type into Live Chat. Sites you open through an outside link are not covered here.

By creating an account you accept the practices on this page. If any part of it does not suit you, stop using the service and ask support to close the account. Every 777d account holder must be 18 or older. We do not knowingly keep records about anyone below that age, and an account found to belong to a minor is closed.

Data 777d Collects From You: Four Groups

Everything we hold fits into four groups. The table shows what sits inside each one and what it is used for.

We never ask for your bKash PIN, your Nagad PIN or a full card number. The payment passes through the provider and returns to 777d as a reference number only. That reference is stored so a deposit or a cash-out can be traced when it does not arrive on time.

Why 777d Holds Each Record

Each piece of data has a job. If a record has no job, 777d does not ask for it.

• Running the account. Your number receives the one-time login code, and your name appears on the balance sheet.
• Moving money. Payment references let us match a bKash or Rocket transfer to the right player without a manual search.
• Checking identity. A document must be on file before the first withdrawal is released.
• Spotting abuse. Repeated logins from different cities and linked accounts are the two patterns we watch for.
• Answering you. Chat history means a second agent does not ask the same question again.

Marketing sits apart from all of this. An offer reaches you only if the newsletter switch stays on inside your account settings. Turning it off does not affect deposit confirmations, withdrawal updates or security messages, because those are part of running the account.

Verify Your Identity Before Your First Cash-Out

Once only, before the first withdrawal, 777d has to confirm who you are. Upload one document from the accepted list and the check normally finishes in about 2 hours. Later withdrawals move without a second upload unless the name or number on the account changes.

777d asks for these documents because payment providers and licensing rules require it, not to build a profile of you. A copy sits in a restricted folder that only the verification team can open, and it is not shown to chat agents during a normal conversation.

Cookies and Local Storage: What Sits on Your Phone

777d uses a small number of cookies and a little local storage. One keeps you signed in as you move between pages. One remembers your language and currency so the site does not reset them on every visit. One records that you have seen a notice so it does not appear again.

We do not run third-party advertising cookies and we do not sell what a cookie holds. Clear cookies in your phone browser and you stay logged out until you sign in with your number and one-time code. Clearing storage does not remove your account, your balance or your bet history.

Who Inside 777d Can See Your Records

Access is limited by task. Support agents see your account and chat history so they can answer a question. The payments team sees deposit and withdrawal references. The risk team sees login and betting patterns. Nobody in those groups sees more than the job in front of them.

Games from JDB, KA Gaming, Habanero, CQ9 and Sexy Gaming load inside our pages. Those studios receive the bet amount and the round result. They do not receive your name, phone number or payment details. 777d shares records with authorities only when a valid legal request arrives, and shares nothing at all with advertisers or data brokers.

Retention: How Long Records Stay on File

Account details stay while your account is open. After you close it, 777d keeps payment and betting records for the period accounting and dispute rules require, then deletes them or reduces them to figures that no longer point at you. Chat logs are kept so a complaint can be checked months later.

You can ask what is held at any time. When a record is no longer needed for a legal or accounting reason, it leaves the live system and the request is closed. Nothing is kept simply because storage is cheap.

Request a Copy, a Correction or a Deletion

Your data belongs to you. Ask for it through the same channel you use for everything else.

1. Open Live Chat and say what you want: a copy of your 777d data, a correction, or a deletion.
2. Confirm the mobile number on the account. Support may ask for one recent deposit reference or the date of your last bet so the request matches the right account.
3. Wait for the answer in the same chat. Every request is logged, and support tells you when the file is ready or why a step is still pending.
4. Review the result. A wrong detail is updated as soon as you send the correct version. A deletion is carried out except for records 777d must keep.

Keep Your Login Details Private

Your login works with a mobile number and a one-time code. Never forward that code to anyone, including a person who says they work for 777d. Support will never ask for it. On a shared phone, log out when you finish and clear the browser if the device is not yours. If you see a login you do not recognise, tell Live Chat immediately and the session is ended before anything else happens.

Policy Updates and How You Hear About Them

This page changes when the way we handle data changes. A revised version appears here with a new date at the top, and the older wording is dropped. For a change that affects what you see or who receives your records, 777d also posts a message inside your account inbox. Keep using the service after that point and the updated policy covers you.

Answers to the Data Questions We Get Most

Questions this page does not answer? Start a chat from the 777d home page, or open an account and review the data settings yourself after you register with 777d.