Privacy Policy for your mk2 account
mk2 puts account data, privacy choices and Pakistan payment context into one clear policy before you open your account. Read how we handle your details for identity checks...
How this policy applies at mk2
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store and share data when you create an mk2 account, browse the lobby, contact support or use Pakistan payment rails in supported regions. We collect the details needed to run your account, protect access, process wallet movements and keep service records accurate. That may include your name, contact details, device signals, login history, payment
reference numbers and messages you send us. We do not ask for more than we need for account operation, checks, security and legal duties. If a request involves JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast, we may keep transaction references so our support team can trace a credit, payout or failed attempt without exposing extra personal data.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
How we keep policy wording current
Our policy is checked against the way mk2 actually operates, not against a template. When account screens, wallet labels, security tools or support flows change, we adjust this page so your privacy...
Account flow checks
We compare this policy with the data collected during account opening, login recovery and profile updates. If a field is added or removed, the privacy wording is updated to match that change.
Wallet record checks
Payment wording is checked against JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast handling. We focus on transaction references, status logs and support visibility, not unnecessary access to your wallet app.
Security wording checks
Device, session and access-control language is checked when our security tools change. The policy explains why signals are used, how they protect your account and when support may inspect them.
Support script checks
We compare privacy replies with the policy so you get consistent answers. Support should explain data access, correction and account checks in plain Pakistani English rather than vague legal wording.
Retention checks
Record-keeping periods are tested against account, payment and legal needs. We keep data while it is needed for service operation, dispute handling, security checks or duties that apply in supported regions.
Change log discipline
When policy wording changes, we keep an internal record of what changed and why. That helps our team answer your privacy questions without giving mixed explanations across support channels.
Same privacy stance across mk2 pages
This Privacy Policy connects with our terms, cookies wording and support replies. Each page has a separate job, but the data handling position stays aligned so you can...
Visible privacy cues around mk2
Privacy should be easy to notice while you move through mk2. We place account, security and support cues near the actions that create data, so you...
Profile prompts
When we ask for profile details, the screen should make the purpose clear. Your contact data supports login, account recovery, support replies and account checks rather than unrelated use.
Session cues
Login and device records help us recognise your access pattern. If a session looks unusual, those records let support ask focused questions instead of requesting broad personal documents.
Wallet labels
Payment labels show which rail is involved, such as JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast. Clear labels help you connect a privacy query to the right record quickly.
Message context
Support chat and email threads are kept with account context so we can continue a privacy case accurately. We avoid asking you to repeat sensitive details already confirmed.
Preference controls
Where settings are available, they help you manage account contact choices and browser preferences. We design them to be direct, visible and tied to the data purpose shown on screen.
Policy access
The privacy link stays available from mk2.one so you can return to it before opening an account, during wallet checks or after contacting support about stored records.