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What This Privacy Policy Covers

One policy covers your whole vicity88 account — the mobile number you sign in with, the phone or laptop that opened the lobby, and the Touch 'n Go eWallet or Boost reference behind each deposit.

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vicity88 What This Privacy Policy Covers
DATA SAFETY STEPS

How We Keep Your Account Details Safe

Sign-in is the first gate. Passwords are stored hashed, and a one-time code goes to the mobile number on file before a new device reaches the lobby. Wallet details stay with the provider — we see a transfer reference, not your Touch 'n Go eWallet balance. Cookies do a smaller job: language, sign-in state, and keeping you logged in when you move from phone to laptop. Everything else about our handling of your details is spelled out in the policy.

Sign-in checks

Every new device gets a one-time code to your registered mobile number. If someone tries to log in elsewhere, the session already running on your phone stays untouched.

Cookies and sessions

We use cookies for language, sign-in state and checks, not for selling your browsing habits. Clear them in your browser and you'll simply sign in again next time.

Records we keep

Account and payment records stay for as long as your account is open, plus the period local rules require. After that we delete or anonymise them rather than parking them forever.

Changing your data

Ask for a copy, a correction, or account closure through live chat or email. We verify the request from the registered number or address before anything is changed.

REACHING OUR TEAM

Ways to Reach Us About Your Data

Questions about this policy don't need a ticket number or a long explanation. Live chat inside your signed-in account is the quickest path, because the agent can already see which account is open, so you aren't retyping your details. If chat is busy, email works just as well and leaves a written trail you can keep. Whether you're in Alor Setar or anywhere else in Malaysia, the channels are the same.

Team online

Live chat

Signed-in chat sits inside your account, so the agent already knows which account is open. Fastest way to ask for a data copy or flag a wrong phone number on your profile.

Email support

Write to our support inbox from the address registered on your account. We reply to that same address, which keeps your data request on a channel only you can read.

Account settings

Update your mobile number, email and password yourself in account settings. Changing the sign-in number triggers a fresh code to the new number before the change locks in.

Answers About Your Data and Privacy

These are the questions our support desk gets most often about this policy — what we hold, how long we hold it, and how to get it changed. If yours isn't here, live chat inside your account is the fastest way to get a straight answer from someone who can see your record.

Your mobile number for sign-in codes, your email, your device and browser type, and the payment reference behind each Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost or GrabPay deposit. That's the core of it.

Yes. Ask through live chat or email from your registered address and we'll send a copy of your account and payment records. Access is available where local law permits.

Only what a transfer needs — the amount, the reference and the wallet or bank used. Providers like Touch 'n Go eWallet and Boost run their own privacy terms alongside ours.

Update your phone number, email and password in account settings yourself. For corrections or closure, contact support — some records must be held for the period local rules set, so deletion may follow later.

When we update it, the new version replaces the old one on this page and the change is flagged in your account. Keep using your account and the current version applies.

Session cookies keep you signed in when you move between phone and laptop. Block them and the sign-in step repeats each time, which is workable but slower.
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Privacy Policy

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