One house style
Headings, kickers and the tone of each commitment follow a single style sheet, so moving between our policy pages feels like reading one document rather than several.
This page sets out what we collect when you open an account with us, why we collect it and how long we keep it. It applies to you...
We keep this policy short because you should be able to read it once and understand it. What we collect is limited to what running your account needs: your name, date of birth, contact details, device and login records, and the transaction references created when you move money through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast. We use that data to verify you, to
keep your login secure, and to meet the record-keeping rules that apply where we operate. Access to 777fp is offered only where local law permits, so the exact rules that bind us depend on the region you register from. If those rules change, we update this page and the date stamp above it. You can ask us what we hold about you
at any time.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
We write this page ourselves rather than pasting a template. Our compliance lead owns the wording, and any change gets a second read before it goes live, so what you read here...
One person is accountable for the wording on this page, so change requests do not sit in a shared inbox waiting for someone to pick them up in passing.
Every edit carries a date, so you can see when the wording last moved and what prompted it, whether a rule shift or a new payment route.
We test sentences on colleagues outside the legal team. Any line that needs a second reading is rewritten before it reaches this page and your screen.
The JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast paragraphs here are written with the operations team that runs those rails, not copied from a generic draft for another market.
Recurring questions from our support desk feed straight back into this page, so the answers you read reflect what you actually ask us about your data.
We send test data requests through our own channel to confirm the end-to-end process still works for an account registered in Pakistan before any change reaches you.
Our policy pages have to agree with each other. If the account terms say one thing about closure and this page says something else, that is our fault and we correct it...
Headings, kickers and the tone of each commitment follow a single style sheet, so moving between our policy pages feels like reading one document rather than several.
Terms such as account data, device record and transaction reference mean the same thing on every page, which removes guesswork when you compare two clauses.
Where this page refers to the account terms or the cookie page, we link straight to the matching paragraph instead of leaving you to search the site yourself.
Data requests, corrections and deletion asks all run through the same address, so a question never gets lost between teams because it landed in the wrong inbox.
Every policy page shows when it was last touched. If this page carries a newer date than the terms page, that simply reflects which one changed most recently.
We keep one version of each rule. When something changes we edit it in one place, and the sibling pages point to it rather than repeating the wording.
If an answer here does not match what you were told elsewhere, ask for the policy owner by name and we reconcile the two within two working days.
We build the page so the answers you need are visible without hunting. The structure below repeats on every policy page we publish, which makes moving between them...