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This policy explains exactly what information we collect when you use ttt jili, why we collect it, and the choices you have over how it is used. Availability of our services depends on local law and is limited to eligible regions where access is permitted.
When you open an account on ttt jili, we collect the registration details you submit — name, email address, and contact number. When you fund your account using GrabPay, GCash, Maya or PESONet, we record transaction identifiers and amounts as part of your account history. We do not store your full payment credentials; those stay with the payment provider you choose. We also collect device and session data — the type of browser, operating system, and pages you visit — so we can keep the platform working correctly on your screen. This information is not sold to third parties. We use your data for three purposes: to maintain your account, to process and record your deposits and withdrawals, and to respond to your support requests. We may share limited transaction data with payment processors such as GrabPay and PESONet only as far as needed to complete a transfer you initiated. No marketing data is shared externally without your consent. Our data practices are shaped by our obligation to support eligible Philippines regions where local law permits access. If local rules in your area change your rights under this policy, the section below on user rights applies.
Transaction IDs and amounts from GrabPay deposits are logged in your account wallet history. We hold only what is needed to reconcile your balance.
GCash reference numbers appear in your transaction record. We do not retain your GCash PIN or login credentials at any point.
PESONet bank transfer details are recorded for settlement purposes. Once a transfer is confirmed, only the amount and date remain in your account history.
Maya wallet payments follow the same record-keeping approach: reference number, amount and timestamp. Full card or wallet data stays with Maya's own systems.
Not everything on your screen falls under the same policy rules. Here is a straightforward breakdown of what this policy covers and what sits outside it, so you know exactly where to look if a question comes up.
This policy fully covers the data tied to your ttt jili account — registration details, login history, account wallet balance, and any information you update in your profile settings.
Deposit and withdrawal records processed through GrabPay, GCash, Maya and PESONet fall inside this policy. The payment provider's own terms govern their side of the transaction.
Game content from studios available in the lobby — including titles and session data — is covered here only in aggregate form. Individual game session logs are held per your account record.
Links or embedded services that take you outside ttt jili — such as your e-wallet app or bank portal — are governed by those providers' own privacy policies, not this one.
You have practical choices about the data we hold. Reviewing your account history is straightforward — log in, go to your account dashboard, and your transaction record shows every deposit and withdrawal with date, method and amount. If any registration detail is wrong — a misspelled name or an outdated contact number — you can correct it directly in account settings, or contact our support team to have it updated. If you have a question about what data we hold specifically, you can send a written request through our support channel and we will confirm the categories of data on file for your account. You cannot request deletion of transaction records that are required for financial reconciliation, but you can ask about the retention period that applies to your account type. All requests are handled in the order they are received.
Your full transaction history — GrabPay, GCash, Maya, PESONet transfers — is visible in your account dashboard after login. No separate request needed.
Update your contact number, email or display name directly in account settings. For name corrections tied to identity verification, contact support with the relevant document.
Send a written query to our support team and we will confirm which data categories are on file for your account, along with the general retention period.
If you believe data linked to your account is inaccurate or was collected in error, raise it through the support channel. We respond to data-related queries as a priority.
Questions about this privacy policy — data held, corrections needed, or requests to understand retention — go to our support team through the channels below. For account-wallet queries tied to GrabPay or GCash transactions, include your transaction reference number so we can locate the record quickly.
Open the chat widget from any page on ttt jili. State that your query is a privacy or data question so the team can route it correctly.
Send your data or privacy request by email. Include your registered account email and a brief description of your query or the record you want to review.
Visit the Help section inside your account dashboard. Privacy-related request forms are listed there alongside general account support options.
Our approach to handling account data is straightforward: collect what is needed, protect it while we hold it, and give you clear access to what is on file. Here is how that works across the four areas that matter most to you.
We use session cookies to keep you logged in while you move between pages and to remember your account preferences. No advertising cookies are placed by ttt jili directly. You can review and clear cookies through your browser settings at any time.
Account access is protected by password authentication. We recommend using a unique password not shared with your e-wallet apps such as GCash or Maya. Any suspicious login attempt should be reported to support immediately via live chat.
Transaction records — including those tied to GrabPay and PESONet transfers — are retained for the period required by our financial reconciliation process. Account profile data is held for as long as your account remains active, then for a further period as required by applicable rules.
When this policy changes in a material way, we post a notice on the ttt jili site and update the effective date at the top of this page. Continuing to use your account after a posted update means you have seen the revised terms. For major changes, we may also send a notification to your registered email.
If your question is not in this list, reach out through live chat or email and our team will give you a direct answer.
No. When you make a deposit via GCash or GrabPay, you authenticate directly with your e-wallet provider. We receive only the transaction reference number and the amount settled. Your wallet password and PIN never pass through our systems.
Log in to your account dashboard and open the transaction history section — this shows every deposit and withdrawal with dates and payment methods. For a broader summary of data categories we hold, send a written request through our support email or live chat and we will confirm in writing.
You can request deletion of data that is not required for financial or legal reconciliation. Transaction records tied to GrabPay, GCash, Maya and PESONet transfers must be retained for the period our reconciliation process requires. Contact support to understand what applies to your specific account.
We share data only with the payment processors you choose — GrabPay, GCash, Maya, PESONet — and only to the extent needed to complete your transaction. No personal data is sold or passed to advertising networks. Technical service providers who support platform operations access only what is strictly necessary.
When you close your account, profile data is deactivated. Transaction records are kept for the retention period required for financial reconciliation. After that period, data is removed or anonymised. Contact support before closing your account if you want to request a summary of what will be retained.
Our services are available where local law permits access. If the law in your region affects how we may process your data or what rights you hold, those local rules take precedence. If you have a question specific to your location, raise it through our support channel and we will answer what we can.