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Before a single taka leaves your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, you can read the exact rules we hold the account to: wallet matching, dispute steps and how your file is stored.

Rules written in EnglishWallet name matchingDispute path spelled outData requests by emailAccess set by local law

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Read What the Legal Terms Actually Say

4999bdt Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Legal terms on this site are written for one purpose: you should know what you are agreeing to before money leaves your wallet. We keep the wording short, we date every revision, and the version you read here is the one that applies to your account.

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Whether you can hold an account at all depends on your local law and eligible regions. We cannot decide that for you, and the terms never override a restriction where you live. If real-money play is not allowed in your area, an account opened from there
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may be closed, and a payment rail that refuses a transfer stays a provider matter first. Your share of the deal is short. One account per person, your own name, your own wallet number. Using someone else's bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay details breaks these rules,
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and a shared login can hold a balance while we check it. Deposits and cashouts must match the name on the account, which is why verification documents are requested before a withdrawal clears. If two rules ever clash, local law wins and we tell you which
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clause is affected. Anything the terms leave unsettled goes to the dispute path printed in that document.

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

CONTACT ROUTES

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Three paths reach a person, and each one leaves a record you can point at later. Chat suits a stuck wallet transfer, when you need an answer while you are still inside the app. Email suits a clause you want explained in full. Document upload suits anything that may become a formal claim, because that queue is timestamped and stored.

Live chat inside your account Sign in, open the help panel on your wallet screen and start a chat. Keep your account number and the wallet you paid with — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — ready so the agent pulls the right record.

Email for clause questions Write from the email registered on your account and quote the clause you want explained. A person replies in English and answers the actual question rather than sending a bare link back to the same page.

Document upload for claims Send ID and wallet statements through the upload step in your account, never through chat or a social message. That queue is timestamped and it is the only record we accept when a dispute turns formal.

DATA AND LOGINS

See How We Hold and Share Your Data

Your account file holds what we need to run the account and settle a dispute: name, wallet number, deposit and withdrawal history, plus login and device records. Cookies keep the session open, remember your language and hold your place when you switch from phone to laptop. Sign-in runs on a one-time code sent to your registered number. To see, correct or delete your data, write from that registered address and the request is logged.

What sits in your file

We keep the details needed to run the account and settle a dispute: your name, wallet number, deposit and withdrawal history, and login records. Nothing beyond that is required to open the lobby.

Cookies we set

Cookies keep your session open, remember your language and hold your place in a game when you switch devices. Clearing them signs you out, and blocking them can leave parts of the lobby unusable.

Login and device checks

A one-time code goes to your registered number at sign-in, and a new device asks for the same code again. That is why a stolen password alone will not reach your wallet balance.

Retention and change requests

Transaction records stay while the account is open and for the period the applicable rules require after it closes. Ask for a copy, a correction or deletion from your registered email and we log the request.

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These come up most in chat when you are reading the terms for the first time. Each answer points at a real step — a document upload, a registered email, a provider trace — rather than a general statement. If your case is not here, the contact routes above reach someone who can quote the clause.

Access depends on your local law and eligible regions. The terms name the rules behind the account and the path a dispute takes, and where your own law gives you stronger rights, those stay with you.

Yes. A cricket market on the sportsbook follows the same account rules as a slot round or a live table hand: one account, your own funds, your own wallet, and the same dispute path if a settlement is questioned.

It can. A shared login, or a wallet number that is not in your name, breaks the terms, so the balance is held while we confirm who was playing. Verification documents usually settle it.

Email from the address registered on your account and ask for a copy of your account file. We confirm the request and send what the applicable rules allow, written out rather than as a database dump.

Withdraw what is in the wallet first, then ask for closure from the registered email. Any amount left after closure is handled under the terms, and the record is kept for the required period.

Report it in chat straight away with the transaction ID from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and upload the statement. A transfer that landed outside your account is traced with the provider, not reversed here.

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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.

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Check the Rules Before You Open an Account

Reach a Person About a Policy Question

See How We Hold and Share Your Data

What sits in your file

Cookies we set

Login and device checks

Retention and change requests

Browse the Questions We Answer Most

01 Which country's law applies to my account?

02 Do the terms treat cricket bets the same way?

03 Can my balance be held if I share my login?

04 How do I get a copy of my data?

05 What happens to my balance if I close the account?

06 Where do I report a payment sent to the wrong wallet number?

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