Wallet Rules, Region Limits and Fair Use
By opening an account you accept these conditions as they stand on the day you register. They cover four things: who may hold an account, how money moves in and out of your wallet, what we expect from each other while you play, and how a
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disagreement gets settled. Eligibility follows the law where you live. If betting is restricted in your area, or your region is not one we serve, the account cannot be opened and any balance goes back to the wallet it came from — bKash, Nagad or Rocket,
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whichever you used. Money rules are the part most people read first. A bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer must come from an account in your own name, and the sending number has to match the one registered on your profile before a withdrawal is released. Third-party
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transfers are the most common reason a payout stalls at the cashier, so we say it here plainly instead of letting you find it out later. We may amend these terms when a payment rail changes, when a wallet updates its own rules, or when the
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law moves. The version on this page is the version that applies, and the date shown at the top tells you which one you accepted. Gameplay, wallet activity and account records follow the clauses in force at the time of the transaction, not the ones in
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force when you first read this page. If a clause is void where you live, the rest of the page still stands.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.