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YOUR DATA MATTERS

tm66 Privacy Policy: How We Handle Your Account Data

This Privacy Policy sets out what information tm66 collects when you open and use your account, how that information is stored, and the choices available to you. Access to our platform and the application of this policy depends on local law and is available where local law permits.

  • Account data protection
  • Touch 'n Go eWallet & DuitNow context
  • Your right to review records
  • Clear contact path for queries
POLICY POSTURE

What We Collect and Why It Is Needed

When you register with tm66, we collect the details you enter — your name, contact address, and the credentials you set for your account. When a transaction is processed through Touch 'n Go eWallet, DuitNow, or Boost, we receive a record of that transaction: the amount, the method used, and the timestamp. We do not store your full e-wallet PIN or banking password at any point. Device information — browser type, operating system, and screen resolution — is recorded to keep your account session consistent across visits. This data serves a specific purpose: verifying your identity, processing your wallet activity, and maintaining the security of your account. We retain transaction records for as long as required by applicable law in the regions where this service is available. Behavioural data — pages visited, game sessions opened — is collected in aggregate to improve the account flow. Where a third-party payment processor handles your Touch 'n Go eWallet or DuitNow transfer, that processor operates under its own data agreement, which we link from the relevant account page. You can request a summary of the data held under your account at any time through the support channel listed on this page.

  • Touch 'n Go eWallet transaction records

  • DuitNow transfer timestamps

  • Boost wallet activity logs

  • Account session device data

  • Aggregate browsing behaviour

POLICY SCOPE

Where This Policy Applies and What It Covers

This policy covers the tm66 platform as accessed through a supported browser or the mobile interface. It applies to account registration, session activity, and wallet transactions processed through our platform. Services or links that take you outside tm66 — such as a payment processor's own portal — are governed by that service's separate terms. The table below outlines what falls inside and outside the scope of this policy.

  • Account Access

    Login activity, session tokens, and account credential storage fall fully within this policy. We manage these records directly and you can request a copy or correction through the support contact path on this page.

  • Wallet Transactions

    Records of Touch 'n Go eWallet, DuitNow, and Boost activity processed through our platform are within scope. The payment processor's own handling of your e-wallet credentials is outside our scope and covered by their policy.

  • Site Content & Game Sessions

    Your game session data — which category you opened, how long a session lasted — is collected in aggregate form within this policy. Individual game outcomes are processed by the game studio and sit outside our direct data scope.

  • Third-Party Services

    External links, third-party analytics tools, and any service accessed outside the tm66 domain are not covered here. Check each linked service's own policy before sharing personal information with them.

YOUR ACCOUNT RIGHTS

Practical Steps to Manage Your Personal Data

Several actions are available to you under this policy, and each one starts from your account rather than requiring a formal written request. To check what data is held against your profile, log in and head to the account settings section — the summary shown there reflects the current record. If any detail is incorrect, such as a contact address or display name, you can edit it directly from the same screen. For information that cannot be self-edited — such as identity verification records or historical transaction logs — a written request to the support team is the correct path. The response time for data queries depends on the volume of requests at that point and the complexity of what is being asked, but every request receives an acknowledgement. Where this platform operates in a region where data rights are defined by local law, those rights apply as specified by that law. The support contact details are listed in the section below.

  • Review Your Records

    After logging in, open account settings to see the profile data currently held. The page shows contact details, session history and linked wallet methods in one place.

  • Correct Account Details

    Name, contact email and display preferences can be updated directly from account settings without contacting support. Changes take effect at the next login.

  • Raise a Data Query

    For records that are not self-editable — identity documents, verification history — submit a written request through the support channel. Every query receives a written acknowledgement.

  • Request Data Removal

    Where local law grants the right to request deletion of personal data, you may submit that request through the support contact path. The outcome depends on applicable legal retention requirements at the time.

CONTACT FOR PRIVACY

How to Reach Us About This Policy

Privacy queries go to the same support team that handles account and wallet questions. Use the channel that works for you — live chat is available through the account dashboard after login, and email is the correct path for detailed written requests about your data. When contacting us about a privacy matter, include your registered account email address so the team can locate your record without asking for additional identification.

  • Live Chat

    Open the chat widget from your account dashboard after login. State that your query relates to privacy or personal data so the agent routes it correctly.

  • Email Support

    Send written data requests by email. Include your registered account address in the message. This is the correct path for deletion requests and historical record queries.

  • Account Dashboard

    For self-service changes to contact details or wallet preferences, log in and open account settings. Most routine corrections can be made there without contacting support.

DATA HANDLING PRACTICE

How We Protect and Retain Your Information

Account security and data retention are handled consistently across the platform. Sessions are protected by standard encryption in transit, and stored records are access-controlled so that only authorised processes can retrieve them. Cookies are used to keep your account session active and to record which device you last logged in from — this supports the returning-user flow so the account loads in the state you left it. Retention periods follow the requirements of applicable law in the regions where this platform is accessible. When a retention period ends and no legal hold applies, the relevant data is scheduled for deletion in the next processing cycle. Policy updates are posted on this page; the date at the top of the policy reflects the version currently in effect.

  • Encryption in Transit

    Data moving between your device and the platform — including Touch 'n Go eWallet and DuitNow transaction details — is encrypted during transfer. This applies whether you access the account from a phone browser or a desktop.

  • Cookie Use

    Session cookies keep you logged in across pages and remember your last device. Analytics cookies record aggregate page activity. You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings at any time.

  • Retention Schedule

    Transaction records are retained for the period required by applicable law in your region. Account data not subject to a legal hold is deleted after your account has been inactive for the period specified in the current policy version.

  • Policy Update Process

    When this policy changes, the updated version is published here with a revised date at the top. Continued use of the account after a policy update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms, where permitted by local law.

PRIVACY QUESTIONS

Common Questions About Your Privacy on tm66

These questions cover what visitors most often ask about how personal data is handled, what rights apply to their account, and how to act on those rights.

What personal data does tm66 collect when I register?

Registration collects your name, contact email, and the password you set. When you link a payment method such as Touch 'n Go eWallet or DuitNow, a transaction reference is recorded. We do not store your full e-wallet PIN or bank login credentials.

Can I see a copy of the data held on my account?

Log in and open account settings to view the profile data currently on record. For a fuller export — including transaction history and session logs — send a written request through the email support channel with your registered account address included.

How long does tm66 keep my account data?

Retention periods follow applicable law in the region where this service is accessed. Transaction records linked to Touch 'n Go eWallet or DuitNow transfers are kept for the legally required period. When that period ends and no hold applies, the data enters the deletion schedule.

Does tm66 share my data with third parties?

Data is shared only where necessary to process a transaction — for example, with the payment processor handling a DuitNow or Boost transfer. We do not sell personal data to third parties for marketing purposes. Each payment processor operates under its own data agreement.

How do I correct a mistake in my account details?

Most details — contact email, display name — can be updated directly from account settings after login. For identity verification records or documents that cannot be self-edited, contact the support team by email with your account address and the correction needed.

What happens to my data if I close my account?

Closing the account initiates a review against legal retention requirements. Data subject to a mandatory hold stays on record for the required period. Once that period ends, the relevant records are scheduled for deletion in the next processing cycle.