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Breezy Educational Services
What we collect, why we collect it, and how we look after it.
Last updated November 2026
When you create an account we collect your name, email address and phone number. When you use Breezy we also collect what each request needs to be carried out: for example a JAMB registration number or examination year for an education service, or the phone number, smart card (IUC) number or meter number for an airtime, data, TV or electricity purchase.
We only ask for what the selected service actually requires, and we keep a record of your wallet activity: top-ups and purchases, with their references, amounts, dates and times.
If you request your own account number for bank-transfer top-ups, we may ask for your Bank Verification Number (BVN) or National Identification Number (NIN). How we handle it is explained under “Your BVN or NIN” below.
Your information is used to run your account, carry out your requests and purchases, show you your wallet balance, transactions and receipts, communicate with you about them, and keep a record we can refer back to if you contact us. We do not sell or rent your information to anyone.
Services are paid for from your Breezy wallet. When you add money to the wallet, the payment is handled by a third-party payment gateway. We never see or store your card details — they are entered directly on the gateway's secure page.
You can also top up by bank transfer to your own account number. That account number is issued by our payment partner through one of its partner banks. When money arrives, we receive the transfer details, including the amount, the reference and the sender's name and bank, so we can credit the right wallet and help if a transfer goes missing.
We keep a record of each wallet funding and each purchase, with its reference and amount, so we can confirm and trace any transaction. If a deposit or transfer charge applies, it is shown to you before you pay and recorded on your receipt.
Nigerian banks are required to verify who owns an account. So when you request your own account number, we may ask for your BVN or NIN. Depending on the bank, giving one can be required, or optional.
Your BVN or NIN is sent once, over a secure connection, to our payment partner and its partner bank, only to verify you and create your account number. Breezy does not store it. It is not saved to your account, kept in our records, or written to our logs, and our staff cannot see it. We keep only the result: your account number, bank name and account name.
If you choose not to give one, some account numbers can still be created, but the bank may cap how much they can receive in a day. We never use your BVN or NIN for anything else, such as credit checks or marketing.
To complete an airtime, data, TV, electricity or exam PIN purchase, we pass the details it needs (such as the phone number, plan, meter or smart card number, and the amount) to the service provider that delivers it. We share only what is needed to complete that purchase, and for no other reason.
Your password and optional transaction PIN are stored in scrambled form that nobody at Breezy can read back. We will never ask you for either of them, in a message or on a call.
Your name and phone number are fixed once your account is created, which keeps your account and wallet secure. If one of them needs correcting, contact us and we will help. You can also ask us what information we hold about your account or a specific request at any time.
To protect your request from being viewed by someone who only guesses or finds your reference number, tracking requires both the reference and the email or phone number the request was placed with.
We keep order, wallet and payment records for as long as needed for support, accounting and legal purposes, so that your receipts and transaction history stay available to you.