p88 Privacy Policy for Guide Visitors
Understand the privacy boundary between this guide and the external account service.
Read this before opening an external account page.
This p88 guide explains privacy questions to consider while reading the site and using the external account entry at /go/win. Account registration, identity checks and transactions belong to the external service. Its privacy terms should tell you what information it requests, why it needs it and how long it keeps it. Keep passwords, verification codes and payment details out of messages sent through this guide.
Our privacy approach
The clearest boundary is where you provide information. Reading a guide and submitting details to an account service are different actions. Check which site you are on before entering personal or financial information.
Connection checks
Before entering sensitive details on any account page, check that the address is the one you intended to open and that your browser shows a secure connection. A secure connection alone does not explain how the service stores or uses your data.
Protecting your details
Share personal documents only through a process you recognise on the external account service. Avoid sending scans, passwords or verification codes through a guide page or an unexpected message.
Your privacy choices
Browser settings can help you manage stored site data. For account records or marketing preferences, use the controls and contact routes provided by the external service.
Privacy terms and rights
Read the external service’s privacy terms for the rules that apply to its account data. They should explain any available access, correction or deletion requests and the limits that apply to transaction records.
Where account data goes
An account service may need to retain information connected with identity checks and payments. Its own privacy terms are the place to find storage, retention and deletion details.
Clear boundaries
Use this page to separate guide reading from account activity. When a link takes you to the external service, review its terms before providing details there.
1. Information you may be asked to provide
This static guide is separate from the external account service. If you choose to open an account through /go/win, review each field before submitting it. The account service’s privacy terms should explain which details are required, which are optional and how they will be used.
1.1 Personal information
Before completing an account form, consider:
- Whether your name and date of birth are requested
- Which contact details are required
- Whether an address is needed and why
- When an identity document is requested
- Which payment details you are being asked to enter
1.2 Browser and device information
Questions to check in a privacy notice:
- Whether IP address or device details are recorded
- Whether browser and operating system details are used
- Which cookies or similar technologies are present
- Whether page activity or preferences are measured
- Whether account transactions are recorded separately
2. How information may be used
The reason for collecting a detail matters as much as the detail itself. On the external account service, look for a clear explanation before providing information for registration, payments, support or marketing. This guide does not set the service’s account data practices.
Account management
Check what the external service requires to create an account and handle account changes.
Payments and support
Review how payment questions and support requests are handled before sharing transaction details.
Account security
Keep sign-in details private and review any security alerts through the account service itself.
Record requirements
An account service’s terms should explain why it keeps identity or transaction records and for how long.
Messages
Check whether account notices and promotional messages have separate settings.
Service improvement
A privacy notice should explain whether usage information is used to improve the service.
2.1 Common account situations
- Age and identity: If the external service asks for identity details, read why they are needed before submitting them. This guide is for adults only.
- Transactions: The operator lists JazzCash, Easypaisa and Bank Transfer as supported payment methods. Check the account service’s privacy terms for how payment details and transaction records are handled.
- Responsible play: Set your own spending limits and take a break if play stops feeling manageable. Review any responsible play controls offered within the external account service.
- Marketing: Look for a separate choice about promotional messages when setting up an account, and read how to change that choice later.
- Resolving a concern: For an account or payment concern, the operator says its official LiveChat support team can be contacted at any time. Share only the details needed to explain the issue.
Your choices
Use your browser settings for stored site data. For account information or messages from the external service, follow the privacy controls and request process shown there.
3. Sharing and disclosure
Payment and account services can involve other parties, but this guide cannot define who receives account data. Before submitting personal details, read the external service’s privacy terms for the recipients, purposes and any limits on sharing.
3.1 Parties to look for in the privacy terms
- Payment providers: Check whether payment providers receive the details needed for a transaction.
- Verification services: Check who handles any identity or age check requested during account use.
- Authorities: Read any explanation of when account records may be disclosed to authorities.
- Legal requests: Look for the process described for responding to a lawful request.
- Service providers: Check whether hosting, support or analytics providers can access account data.
3.2 Data handled across borders
If the external service handles data outside Pakistan, its privacy terms should identify the relevant arrangements and protections. Consider this before uploading identity or payment documents.
4. Keeping information secure
Security starts with knowing where you are entering information. Open account pages deliberately, keep your device updated and avoid sharing sign-in details. For the external service’s technical safeguards, rely on its own security and privacy information.
4.1 Security details to check
- Whether the account page uses a secure browser connection
- How unauthorised access is detected and handled
- Whether security practices are reviewed
- How stored records and backups are protected
- Whether an extra sign-in step is offered
- Who can access personal account records
4.2 What you can do
A few habits can reduce the chance of someone else accessing your account:
- Choose a strong password you do not use elsewhere
- Keep your password and verification codes to yourself
- Change your password if you suspect it has been exposed
- Use an extra sign-in step if the account service offers one
- Report unfamiliar account activity through the operator’s official LiveChat
5. Cookies and browser controls
Cookies are small files a website may store in your browser. You can review or remove them through your browser settings. Clearing them may also remove saved preferences or sign you out of sites. For any cookies used by the external account service, read its own privacy information.
5.1 Cookie questions worth checking
- Site operation: Whether a cookie is needed for a feature you use
- Performance cookies: If enabled, help identify slow pages and navigation issues
- Functional cookies: If enabled, remember display and browsing preferences
- Targeting cookies: If enabled, influence which content or adverts you see
6. Your privacy choices
This p88 guide and the external account service have separate privacy boundaries. For a question about this guide, describe the page and the information involved. For an account or payment record, use the external account entry at /go/win and raise the request through the account service’s LiveChat.
6.1 Requests about your data
- Access request: Ask what information is associated with your guide visit or account
- Correction request: Point out an account detail you believe is incorrect
- Deletion request: Ask whether particular information can be removed
- Restriction request: Ask whether a particular use of your information can be limited
- Copy request: Ask whether a copy of your information can be provided
- Objection: Explain the data use you want reviewed
6.2 Marketing preferences
If you receive a promotional message, use any preference or unsubscribe control shown in that message. For messages linked to an account, raise the request through the external account service. Browser settings can also help you manage cookies on this guide.
7. How long information is kept
Keep a record of any account or payment query you submit, including its date and reference if one is given. Requests about account records belong with the external account service reached through /go/win; this guide cannot set or change how long that service keeps those records.
8. Children’s privacy
This guide is for adults only. Children should not use the account entry or submit personal or payment information. If information about a child has been shared through an account, raise the concern through the external account service.
9. Changes to this page
Privacy information on this guide may change as its content or features change. Check this page again when deciding what information to share. Account privacy terms should be read at the external account service, as changes to this guide do not describe changes to account handling.
10. Privacy questions
For a question about this guide, identify the page and the information involved. For account, deposit or withdrawal records, enter the external account service through /go/win and contact its LiveChat support team.
- Guide privacy: Read help guidance
- Account support: Read help guidance
- Account LiveChat support is available at any time.
- For an account privacy request, use the external account entry at /go/win.
Keep your privacy questions specific
Include only the details needed to explain your request. For a withdrawal or payment query, avoid posting passwords or full payment credentials in a message. Use the external account service for account records and keep a copy of the response for your reference.
