Scope
Our terms page can set contract rules, but this page narrows in on personal data only. That keeps the boundary clear when you look for the right legal point.
We keep this privacy policy focused on the data that matters to you: account details, device signals, transaction references and support records. On isb 7, you can see...
This page sets out how we handle personal data for you in Pakistan and in any other supported region where local law permits access. We collect only what we need to open and secure your account, process requests, confirm identity checks, and keep records for dispute handling and fraud prevention. If you connect JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast, we may keep transaction
references, status flags and confirmation times so we can match entries on your account. We do not use this page to add extra promises; it tells you what we store, why we store it, and how long we keep it before deletion or anonymisation, subject to legal retention duties.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
If you want help with access, correction or removal requests, we keep the contact routes simple. You can reach us through the form inside your account, by email, or through the help inbox attached to your profile. We verify the request before any change is made, which protects your record while we check the right data and the right authority.
Email us from the address linked to your account if you want to see what we hold, fix a detail, or ask for removal where local law permits.
Use the form inside your account for access or correction requests. We match it to your profile before we reply, which helps keep the request private and traceable.
If your matter needs extra checking, our help inbox lets us continue the same thread so you do not repeat yourself while we verify the request.
We write this policy in plain English so you can see what we collect, why we keep it, and which checks apply before a request is handled. The same standards shape every...
We avoid dense legal language where a simple sentence will do. That helps you understand what data we ask for, why we ask for it, and how you can ask us to change it.
We only ask for the fields needed to open, secure and service your account. If a field is optional, we treat it that way and do not use it for unrelated purposes.
Each data point has a stated reason, such as access control, account checks, issue handling or legal retention. We do not widen the use later without updating this page.
Only staff who need a record for a defined job can see it, and access is logged. That keeps routine support separate from sensitive account handling and limits unnecessary exposure.
We keep records only for the period needed to meet legal duties, resolve disputes and protect the account history you created. After that, we delete or anonymise them where possible.
When this page changes, we update the text rather than burying the shift in a side message. You can compare the wording with the date stamp to spot what moved.
This page stays aligned with our other legal pages, but it keeps the focus on personal data rather than contract language, account conduct or payment flow. When a sibling page explains rules...
Our terms page can set contract rules, but this page narrows in on personal data only. That keeps the boundary clear when you look for the right legal point.
Sibling pages may mention verification or account conduct, while this page spells out which details we collect, such as contact data, device signals and transaction references, and why.
Where another page may discuss access conditions, this page explains how we use your data for security checks, support replies, record keeping and lawful processing tied to your account.
A different legal page may focus on service rules; this one says exactly when data can be shared with processors, auditors or authorities, and only for a stated purpose.
The retention paragraph stays distinct here. Instead of repeating general account language, it tells you how long records remain, what triggers removal and when legal duties keep them longer.
If a sibling page covers disputes, this page covers privacy requests like access, correction and deletion. You can move between them without losing sight of which form to use.
Other policy pages may change for product reasons, but this page changes only when our data handling changes or law asks for it. That keeps the privacy terms aligned.
We keep the privacy page easy to scan. Headings are short, each section starts with a clear label, and the layout uses compact cards so you can find...