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The Terms That Cover Your Account

Every rule you agree to sits on this one page: one account, one wallet in your name, and the same conditions whether you join from your phone or a computer.

Plain-language wordingOne account per personbKash, Nagad, RocketPhone or computer
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DATA AND ACCESS

How We Handle Your Data and Access

Your account, your data, and the way we treat both are spelled out in the terms rather than buried somewhere else. We keep the wallet history that payment checks depend on, the device and browser details that flag an unusual login, and the verification documents a payment partner requires. You can correct a wrong detail from your profile, and you can ask what we hold by writing from your registered address. Anything we are obliged to keep stays on file even after the account closes.

Login and one-time codes Your phone number receives a one-time code at each sign-in on a new device. We never ask for that code, your wallet PIN or your bKash password in chat.
Records we keep We hold wallet transaction records, the device and browser details behind each login, and verification documents where a payment partner requires them. That trail is how a disputed transfer gets traced.
Cookies on mobile Session cookies keep you signed in while you move between the lobby, your wallet and a live table. Clear them and you simply sign in again with a fresh code.
Changing or closing Correct a wrong detail from your profile, or ask us to close the account from the chat panel. Withdraw your balance first; some records stay on file because payment partners and local rules require it.
REACH THE DESK

Where to Ask About These Terms

Sorting a rule question is quicker than you'd think, and most of it does not need a phone call. Open the chat panel inside your logged-in account, pick Terms, and the message carries your account ID with it, so nobody asks you to repeat yourself. For a wallet dispute, attach the transaction ID from your bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay app. If the question is about a decision already made on your account, write from the email registered on your profile so we pull the same record you are looking at.

Account chat Open the chat panel while signed in and choose Terms to reach the team that handles rule questions, duplicate accounts and wallet disputes.
Email the terms desk Send your question from the address registered on your profile. That lets us match it to your wallet history before we reply with specifics.
Payment query form If a bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay transfer is in dispute, raise it from the wallet screen and attach the transaction ID from your wallet app.

Rule Questions Bangladesh Players Ask Us

These are the questions our support desk sees most often about the terms, and the answers are the same ones we give in chat. If yours is not here, open the panel inside your account and someone who can see your record will answer with the actual detail, not a general line.

Yes. The box at sign-up is the acceptance and we log when you tick it. Sign in after a revision and the updated terms apply to that session.

No. One account per person, and the name on it has to match the wallet you pay from. Duplicate accounts are frozen while we check them, which means a wait for you.

The transfer is held while we match the sender name against your profile. If it doesn't match, the amount goes back to the wallet it came from, minus whatever that wallet charges.

Ask from the chat panel while signed in and confirm your identity. Withdraw the balance to your own bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay wallet before closure is processed.

We post the revised page with the date it applies from, and a notice appears in your account the next time you sign in. Nothing changes quietly on your side.

Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so these terms do not override it. Payment disagreements first go through the wallet's own complaint process with the transaction ID attached.
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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.