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Rules That Sit Behind Every Account

Here is the short version: this page sets out what your account allows, what it does not, and how we handle your money when something goes wrong.

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WHERE TO ASK

Reaching Support About a Policy Matter

Where you send a legal question decides how quickly it lands. Policy queries — wallet name mismatches, closed accounts, data requests, a disputed withdrawal — go through the help desk inside your account, because the message then carries your account ID and reference automatically. For a deposit stuck mid-way, chat gets a person involved sooner. For anything you may need a written record of, email and keep our reply. Never send your PIN, OTP or card details to anyone, on any channel. Clear messages with a reference move first; vague ones sit while we ask again.

Help desk inside your account File policy questions here and your account ID plus the transaction reference travel with the message. That saves a round of back-and-forth and puts the case on the right desk first time.
Live chat for a stuck deposit Use chat when a bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit has left your wallet but not reached the balance. Keep the wallet receipt open while you type; the operator will ask for it.
Email for written records Send closure requests, data requests and disputed withdrawals by email so you hold a dated copy of both sides. Do not attach PINs, one-time codes or full card numbers.
DATA WE KEEP

How We Hold Your Data Securely

Your account holds a small data set: your name, your wallet number, your transaction history and the device you sign in from. Passwords are stored hashed, the one-time code on login stops a stolen PIN from turning into a drained balance, and every wallet change is logged so a dispute can be traced rather than argued. Cookies do two jobs here — keeping you signed in and showing us which pages get used. You can ask for a copy of your data, a correction, or deletion of anything we are not required to keep.

What we hold

Your name, wallet number, transaction history and sign-in device. We keep that list short so a leak would expose less, and we never ask for your PIN or one-time code.

Cookies and sign-in

Two uses: keeping you signed in between pages and counting which sections get opened. Blocking them in your browser will sign you out, but the lobby itself keeps working.

Login protection

Passwords are stored hashed, and a one-time code goes to your registered number on new devices. Change your password from account settings if you ever share a phone with family.

Retention and your requests

Records tied to a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer stay while a dispute or legal duty is open. Ask for a copy, a correction or deletion through the help desk.

Legal Questions You Send Us Most

These are the policy points that land in our inbox again and again, answered without the clause language. If your case turns on something specific — a held withdrawal, a wallet in another name, a request to close the account — send it in with the reference and we will point you to the exact wording that applies. When local law and our terms pull in different directions, local law decides.

You need to be old enough to gamble where you live and able to fund the account from a wallet in your own name. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check before you deposit.

No. The wallet name must match your account name. A deposit sent from someone else's wallet or an agent number is held while we check it and can be returned to the source.

Any cleared balance not tied to an open dispute goes back to the wallet you deposited from once verification finishes. We explain the reason in writing before we close anything.

Send the request from the help desk inside your account or from the email registered on it. We confirm receipt, then reply with what we hold and what we keep for transaction records.

Usually a wallet name mismatch, an unusual deposit pattern or an unanswered query. Send the transaction reference through support and we look at the hold again, then pay or explain.

Yes. We update this page and post a notice inside your account before new wording takes effect, so you can close the account if you disagree with it.
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Legal

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.