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The Terms Behind Your Account

Read the terms before your first bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit — one agreement covers the account you open, the wallet you fund it from and every bet you place after that.

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TERMS SUPPORT DESK

Where to Ask About the Terms

Disagreements about a rule rarely start with the rule — they start with a payment that landed somewhere unexpected. So the desk sits in the same account area as your wallet: open it from your phone in Dhaka or anywhere else in Bangladesh, quote the transaction ID, and the thread stays tied to your record. Chat suits quick questions about stake rules or a held balance. Email suits anything you may need to prove later, like a name correction or a closure request. Ask before you deposit again, not after.

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Chat inside your account

Log in and open the help panel to ask about the terms. Chat keeps the thread attached to your account, so the person replying can see your wallet history and answer without asking you to repeat it.

Email for written requests

Closing an account, correcting your registered name or disputing a settled bet is better in writing. Send it from the address on your profile and quote your account number so the desk matches it to the right record.

Wallet-side tracing

If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer leaves your wallet but never reaches your account, keep the transaction ID. Give that number to support and we can trace it with the wallet operator instead of asking you to send again.

YOUR RECORDS

How We Handle Your Records

A term only means something if a record sits behind it. So what we keep is deliberately narrow: the profile you register, the wallet number you fund with, and the trail of deposits, withdrawals and bets that follows it. Cookies do the small jobs — holding your session and remembering your last wallet choice — which is why clearing them signs you out. Security leans on a one-time code sent to your number. For copies, corrections or a request to remove what local rules allow us to remove, the desk handles it in writing.

What we store

We keep the details you register, your wallet numbers, deposit and withdrawal records, and a log of bets and logins. That record is what lets us settle a dispute months later instead of guessing.

Cookies on your phone

Cookies keep you signed in between visits and remember the language and wallet you last used. Clearing them in your browser signs you out and resets those choices. Nothing in your balance changes.

Login security

Login runs on a password plus a one-time code sent to your number. That code is the last lock on the door: we never ask for it in chat, and nobody who has it needs your password too.

Retention and changes

Records stay while your account is open and for the period local rules require afterwards. Ask the desk to correct or export what we hold, and we will tell you what can be changed and what must stay.

Questions About Our Terms

These six questions come up most when someone reads our terms for the first time. They cover acceptance, a second account, third-party wallet funding, closure, later changes and which law applies. If your own situation is not covered here, send the desk the paragraph that reads oddly and we will explain what it means in practice rather than reply with a canned line. Read the eligibility part before you deposit, not after.

Yes — ticking the box when you open your account is how you accept them. Read the page first, because the same terms cover every bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit you make afterwards and every bet you place.

No. One account per person, and the wallet name should match the name you register. A second account found during checks is closed, and any balance tied to it is handled under the same rules.

That breaks the agreement. The deposit can be held while we trace it back to the wallet owner, and the account may be restricted until the wallet name and the registered name line up again.

Write to the support desk from your registered email. Any balance not tied to an open bet goes back to your wallet after the usual checks. Open bets still settle the way they normally would.

They can, when payment rails or local rules shift. The version published here is always the current one, and material changes are flagged in your account area so you see them without hunting for them.

That depends on where you live and on the rules that apply to you locally — access is only for regions where taking part is permitted. Check the eligibility section before you send money, not afterwards.
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Terms & Conditions

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.