How the Terms Apply to You
By opening an account you accept the version of these terms that was live on the day you registered, and that version is the one we point back to if a question comes up months later. The clauses are written in plain English so you can
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read them on a phone without hunting for a lawyer. What they settle is narrow and practical: who may hold an account, how a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer gets credited to your wallet, what we check before a withdrawal leaves, and what happens when a
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balance is disputed. Eligibility sits with your local law. We do not claim gaming is permitted in every region, and we do not knowingly hold accounts from places where it is not, so the terms ask you to confirm you are acting lawfully where you live.
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A second account, a wallet in someone else's name, or a name that does not match the wallet holder breaches the terms; those are the cases where a withdrawal is held and documents are requested first. We revise these terms when a payment rail changes or
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a rule needs tightening. The new text is posted on this page and applies from its posting date, and carrying on with the account means you accept it. If a revision takes away something you relied on, we tell you through the contact channel on your
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account instead of quietly swapping the page.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.