What Our Legal Position Actually Says
Plain terms, kept short. When you open an account, you confirm the details you give us are your own — name, mobile number, age — and that you are acting for yourself, not on someone else's behalf. That matters most at withdrawal, when we check the
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name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet against the name on the account. If they do not match, the payout holds until you sort it out with support. One account per person. Sharing a login, letting a relative use your wallet or running more than
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one profile breaks the terms and can lock the account. We also ask that you keep your own records of deposits and withdrawals; the wallet statement from your payment app is the version we work from if a figure is ever disputed. Availability is not the
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same everywhere. Whether you can register, deposit or use a given game depends on your local law and eligible regions, and you are responsible for checking what is allowed where you live. Where a rule here conflicts with mandatory local law, the local law wins. We
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update these terms when the lobby or payment flow changes — the current version on this page is the one that applies.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.