LEGAL REFERENCE

What We Do With Your Details

Open your account with mqm bet and you hand us real details — your name, your phone number, the wallet you pay from. This page sets out, in...

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Our Policy Posture Where Local Law Permits

Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.

ASK US DIRECTLY

Reach the Privacy Desk Directly

You do not need a ticket number or a long explanation. Our privacy desk reads every message that arrives through live chat and email, Urdu or English, and replies in the language you used. Tell us which detail you want changed and we will confirm what we hold before we act on it.

Team online

Live Chat Window

Open live chat from any page once you are signed in. The desk is staffed through the day and late into the night, so a question about your data reaches a person, not a queue.

Written Requests

Email the privacy address when you want a written trail. Include your account number and what you need changed; we answer inside two working days and keep the thread on file.

In-App Request Form

The account area carries a short form for copies, corrections and deletions. Fill it in once and the desk routes it to the right team instead of passing you between departments.

WHO WRITES THIS

The Team Behind These Words

A small data group sits behind this page: a privacy lead, two support supervisors and an outside checker who compares our wording with Pakistani expectations every few months. They use the forms...

Written by Operators

The people drafting these clauses also handle account disputes, so each paragraph reflects a case we have worked through rather than a template copied from somewhere else.

Dated Change Log

Every rewrite carries a date at the head of the page with a short summary of what moved, so you can compare the old wording against the new one.

Plain-Language Pass

Once the legal wording settles, a second editor strips jargon and rebuilds the sentences so a reader in Lahore or Karachi can follow the whole document in one sitting.

Regional Rule Checks

Our outside checker tracks how Pakistani data expectations shift and flags anything needing an update. Where local law permits different handling, that requirement is written on the page itself.

Support Feedback Loop

Questions you raise with the privacy desk feed straight back into this document. When several people ask the same thing in a month, the answer gets its own paragraph.

Third-Party Register

We keep a written register of every partner that touches account data and turn away anyone wanting it for their own campaigns. That register is what our checker audits each quarter.

How This Page Lines Up With the Rest

We hold one writing standard across every legal page on mqm bet, so the account terms, the cookie page and this privacy document read in the same voice...

One Definition SetTerms such as account data, wallet token and retention window mean the same thing wherever they appear, so moving from the cookie page to this one is not starting over.
Matching Section OrderEach legal page opens with a short summary, moves into the detail and closes with contacts and questions, so once you learn the route here you can navigate the others.
Aligned Revision DatesWe update the whole set together rather than piece by piece. When the privacy wording changes, the cookie page and account terms are checked on the same day for contradictions.
Shared Contact RoutesThe privacy desk, live chat window and email address named on this page are the same ones used elsewhere, so you only need to save one set of contact details.
Comparable ToneNothing here shouts or hides. We explain what happens, what you can request and how long it takes, whether you are reading about cookies, account closure or data copies.
Cross-Linked Where UsefulWhere two documents overlap we link between them instead of repeating whole paragraphs, which keeps each page short and keeps one rule in one wording.
Regional Wording AlignedWhere local law permits something different for Pakistani readers, that paragraph appears in the same position on every legal page, so you can find it without hunting through menus.
READING LAYOUT

Layout Choices That Keep the Detail Readable

This document is built to be skimmed on a phone. A pinned summary follows you down the page, each heading names the question it answers rather than a...

Pinned Summary A short summary stays on screen as you scroll, covering...
Question-Led Headings Headings name the question they answer instead of a legal...
Comfortable Type Scale Body text sits at a readable size with generous line...
Wallet Reference Chips The chips near the head of the page name the...
Jump Links Every summary line links straight to the full paragraph beneath...
Save and Print One control turns the whole document into a clean copy...

What Pakistani Readers Ask Us Most

Your name, date of birth, phone number, email address and the wallet identifier linked to your JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast account, plus device details that help us spot unusual sign-ins.

Active accounts hold their details for as long as you keep the account. After closure we retain the transaction record for the period Pakistani rules expect, then delete or anonymise whatever remains.

Yes. Send the request through live chat or the in-app form and we build a readable file covering your profile, transactions and support messages, usually inside five working days.

Only what a transaction needs. We send a token and the amount to the relevant rail, never your full wallet credentials, and partners are barred from using that data for their own campaigns.

We no longer use it for anything beyond record-keeping, remove your contact details from messaging straight away, and clear the rest once the retention window for Pakistani accounts runs out.

A small set keeps you signed in and remembers your language choice. The cookie page linked from every screen explains each one and shows how to clear them in your browser.