Shared Glossary
One word list runs across our policy pages, so JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast are named identically wherever they appear.
Before you open an account, we want you to know exactly what we record and why — profile details, sign-in history and the wallet references behind your transfers...
Where local law permits, this privacy policy covers anyone who registers an account with q789 online in supported regions of Pakistan. We collect what we need to run your account: your name, mobile number, date of birth and the email you verify, plus the device and IP details that keep sign-in secure. Verified wallet confirmations from JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast
are stored as transaction references, never as your wallet PIN. You can ask us to correct your profile at any time. Records tied to transfers are kept only as long as financial rules in Pakistan require. Where a rule differs by province, the stricter reading applies to your account.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Every change to this privacy policy follows the same route: our data lead drafts it, our legal contact checks it against how the platform actually behaves, and our...
Our own data lead writes each clause using the systems we operate daily, so the wording describes how your account...
Before publishing, we walk the policy against real account tools — sign-in logs, verification steps and wallet references — confirming...
Our chat team reads the same clauses you do. If the policy says one thing and the script says another...
Each published version carries the date it went live, so you can tell quickly whether a copy you saved last...
When a clause moves, we add a short line describing what changed and why, placed above the formal wording rather...
A final pass removes legal shorthand that adds no meaning. Where a term must stay technical, we explain it in...
Our privacy policy, our account terms and our wallet notice are written to agree with each other. If JazzCash is described one way here, it reads the same way there. We keep...
One word list runs across our policy pages, so JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast are named identically wherever they appear.
Section headings follow the same order on each legal page, letting you jump from a clause here to the equivalent clause elsewhere without hunting for it.
The support channels on this page are the ones printed on our terms page, so a data question never sends you somewhere you cannot reach us.
When a wallet rule changes, related pages are edited together rather than weeks apart, which keeps contradictions from opening up between documents.
Pages we revise together carry the same effective date, so two documents dated the same day describe the same version of how we work.
Records kept for finance and verification are described the same way on every page, with the same reasons given, so no document appears to contradict another.
Clauses that depend on each other are linked directly, letting you follow a thread from a data question to the rule governing it in a single click.
These are the visible pieces that define how our policy pages are laid out — numbered labels you can quote in a chat message, summary lines that sit...