Our promise
- We never sell your data, and never use it for advertising.
- We never share it with anyone outside Nabaz, unless a Pakistani court or law requires it.
- Everything travels encrypted (HTTPS), and our database and files are encrypted on the server.
The waitlist on this website
When you join, we keep your name, WhatsApp number, city, how you would use Nabaz, your phone type, and, if you give them, your blood group and the Gmail address you use on Google Play.
We use them only to tell you when Nabaz is ready and, if you asked to beta test, to invite you to the test version on Google Play. To stop abuse we also keep a one-way code made from your internet address, never the address itself.
Only the Nabaz team can see the waitlist. To change your details, sign up again with the same WhatsApp number. To remove them, reply "remove" to any WhatsApp message from Nabaz and we will delete your entry.
In the app
- Identity check. CNIC photos and a selfie, encrypted (AES-256) before storing. Only the verification team opens them, only to check it is you. We keep the last 4 digits of the CNIC, never the full number.
- Blood requests. Blood group, units, hospital and urgency go to matching donors nearby. The patient's name, contact number and hospital slip are shown only to donors who accept.
- Donors. Nobody sees where you live: the map shows only how many donors are in each area. Your name and number go only to a family whose request you accept.
- Health. We keep your donation dates and type to work out your rest period. We never ask about symptoms or test results.
- Deleting your account. In the app: Profile → Delete account. Your profile, requests, donations and documents are deleted.
Nabaz connects donors and patients. It is not a medical service. Buying or selling blood is illegal in Pakistan.