mrjili Privacy Policy: How We Handle Your information
This policy explains exactly what data we collect when you use mrjili, how we use it, and the choices available to you — including how your GCash, Maya, or GrabPay transaction records are stored in your account wallet. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local regulations permit.
Account data protection
GCash & Maya wallet records
Your data access rights
Cookie and session controls
POLICY POSTURE
What Data We Collect and Why
When you create an account on mrjili, we collect the registration details you provide — your name, contact information, and the e-wallet or bank details you link for transactions. This includes records tied to GCash deposits, Maya transfers, GrabPay payments, PESONet transactions, and Bank Transfer instructions you submit through the account wallet. We collect this data to process your transactions, verify your account identity, and keep your session secure across devices. Beyond registration, we log activity data — pages visited, session times, and device type — to keep the platform working correctly on your phone or desktop. We do not sell your personal information to third parties. Data shared with payment processors like GCash or Maya is limited strictly to what those services need to complete your transaction. Any third-party service linked from our platform operates under its own privacy terms, which we do not control. Where local law in the Philippines governs how we store or process your information, we follow that framework. If you have questions about a specific data point in your account, the contact steps in the support section below are the right place to start.
GCash
GCash deposit and withdrawal records are stored in your account transaction history. We share only the minimum data GCash requires to process each instruction.
Maya
Maya transfer details are logged per transaction. You can review individual entries in your wallet history after each completed session.
GrabPay
GrabPay payment records follow the same retention rules as other wallet entries — accessible from your account and retained for the period required by applicable law.
Bank Transfer & PESONet
Bank Transfer and PESONet instructions you submit are recorded under your account profile. Reference numbers are visible in your transaction log for reconciliation.
POLICY SCOPE
Where This Policy Applies and What It Covers
This policy applies to data collected directly through mrjili — your account, the lobby, and any payment instruction you submit. It does not extend to third-party services you may reach from links on our platform. Understanding the boundary between what we control and what we do not helps you know where to direct a privacy question.
Account Access
Data collected when you log in, update your profile, or change your password falls fully under this policy. Session tokens and login timestamps are stored and managed by us.
Transactions
Payment instructions you submit — via GCash, Maya, GrabPay, PESONet, or Bank Transfer — are processed under this policy. We retain records for the period required by applicable regulations.
Site Content
Your browsing activity within the mrjili lobby, including which game categories you visit, is logged for platform performance. This data does not identify individual game results.
Third-Party Services
External links, payment gateways operated by GCash or Maya, and any off-platform service are governed by their own privacy terms. We do not control or represent those policies.
YOUR ACCOUNT RIGHTS
Actions Available to You Under This Policy
You have concrete options when it comes to the data we hold on your account. You can request a copy of the personal information stored against your profile — log in, open the account settings section, and use the data request field shown there. If any detail is incorrect, such as a contact number or linked e-wallet identifier, you can update it directly in your profile or ask our support team to make the change for you. Questions about how a specific data point was collected or how long it will be retained can be sent through the policy contact channel listed in the support section of this page. If you decide to close your account, contact support and we will walk you through what data is retained after closure and what is removed, consistent with applicable law in the Philippines.
Review Your Records
Submit a data access request from your account settings page. We will return the records we hold under your profile within the period required by applicable law.
Correct Account Details
Update your name, contact details, or linked e-wallet information directly in account settings. For changes that require verification, contact support with the relevant details.
Raise a Privacy Question
Use the policy contact channel to ask about a specific data point, retention period, or how a particular piece of information was collected. We respond to policy queries through that channel.
Request Account Closure
Contact support to begin the account closure process. We will explain clearly which data is retained after closure under legal or regulatory requirements and which is deleted.
POLICY CONTACT
How to Reach Us About This Policy
If you have a question specifically about how mrjili handles your data — a transaction record, a correction request, or a query about retention — the channels below are where to send it. For account-level issues like GCash wallet discrepancies or login data, include your account username so the team can locate your record quickly.
Live Chat Support
Open the chat widget from any page on mrjili. For privacy queries, state your question clearly and include your account username. The team will direct your request to the right contact.
Email Policy Contact
Send detailed privacy or data requests by email. Include your registered contact information and a clear description of the record or correction involved. Check your account for the current support email address.
Account Settings Route
For straightforward corrections — contact number, linked e-wallet, or profile details — the account settings page lets you update most fields directly without needing to contact support.
DATA HANDLING STANDARDS
How We Protect and Retain Your Information
Account security, data retention, and cookie handling are the practical pillars of how mrjili manages your information day to day. Your session is protected by encryption during login and throughout your active time on the platform. Cookies are used to keep your session active and remember your preferences — you can adjust cookie permissions through your browser settings at any time. Data tied to your GCash or Maya transactions is retained for the period required by applicable Philippine regulations and is not used for purposes beyond those stated in this policy. If you want to know exactly how long a specific record is kept, the policy contact channel is the right place to ask.
Session Encryption
Your login and account activity are encrypted during every active session. This applies across mobile and desktop access, keeping your credentials and wallet data protected while you are on the platform.
Cookie Controls
We use session and preference cookies to keep the lobby working correctly. You can review or adjust cookie permissions through your browser settings; changing these may affect how some parts of the platform function.
Retention Policy
Personal and transaction data is held for the period required by applicable law in the Philippines. Records tied to GCash, Maya, PESONet, and Bank Transfer instructions follow the same retention schedule.
Policy Update Process
When this policy changes, the updated version is posted on this page with a revised effective date. We recommend checking this page periodically; continued use of the account after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.
POLICY FAQ
Common Questions About mrjili's Privacy Policy
Below are the questions we receive most often about how this policy works in practice — covering data access, transaction records, cookies, and how to get in touch.
What personal information does mrjili collect when I register?
We collect your name, contact details, and the payment method information you provide during registration — including any GCash, Maya, or GrabPay identifier you link to your account wallet. This is used to verify your account and process transactions.
Can I see all the data mrjili holds about my account?
Yes. Submit a data access request through the field in your account settings. We will return the records held under your profile within the timeframe required by applicable law. For detailed queries, the email policy contact channel works well.
How do I correct wrong information on my account?
Most profile fields — contact number, linked e-wallet details — can be updated directly in account settings after login. If a field requires additional verification, contact our support team through live chat or email and we will process the correction.
Are my GCash and Maya transaction records stored, and for how long?
Yes. All GCash, Maya, GrabPay, PESONet, and Bank Transfer records are retained for the period required by applicable Philippine regulations. You can view individual transaction entries in your account wallet history after each completed instruction.
Does mrjili share my data with third parties?
We share data with payment processors — like GCash or Maya — only to the minimum extent needed to complete your transaction. We do not sell your personal information. Third-party services linked from our platform operate under their own privacy terms, which we do not control.
How do I opt out of cookies or change my cookie settings?
Cookie permissions can be adjusted through your browser settings at any time. Disabling certain cookies may affect how the lobby and account functions load. Session cookies required for login and wallet security cannot be disabled while you are actively using the account.
Who do I contact if I have a privacy complaint or a question about my data?
Use the live chat on mrjili or the email contact listed in your account settings page. For formal data requests or complaints, email is the more suitable channel — include your username and a clear description of your query so the team can respond accurately.