Clauses That Shape Your Wallet and Account Use
When you tick the box at sign-up, you confirm the details you gave us are your own and that you are old enough to hold an account under the law where you live. One account per person is the rule. Sharing a login, running a second
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profile or letting someone else deposit from their bKash number breaks these terms and can freeze a wallet mid-session. We treat your deposit rail as part of the agreement: money sent from a Nagad or Rocket account in someone else's name may be held while we
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match it to your profile. Our side of the deal is simpler. We keep the lobby running, show balances clearly, and tell you in writing before any material change to these terms takes effect. Continued use after that notice counts as acceptance. Every clause here is
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written to be readable, not to bury a condition in a wall of text. If a term depends on where you are, we say so rather than pretend the rules are the same everywhere. Nothing in this page grants you rights that your local law does
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not allow, and nothing here removes rights that law gives you.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.