Local Law, Wallet Rules and Your Account
We keep the legal side short because you should not need a law degree to move money. Opening an account means you confirm you are old enough under the rules where you live, that the details you give are yours, and that you are not in
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a region we cannot serve. Those checks matter most at the cashier. When you send a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, the wallet name should match the name on your account — mismatches are the usual reason a deposit sits uncredited and a withdrawal gets held
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for a second look. Sending money is one side; getting it back is the other. Withdrawals go through a verification step where we confirm the wallet number and the account holder before release. Nothing here is a promise of a specific clearing time, because wallet queues
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and bank cut-offs sit outside our control. We do not decide for you whether online gaming is legal where you live. That depends on your local law and eligible regions, and the responsibility sits with you to check before you deposit. If your circumstances change and
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the site is no longer permitted for you, close the account and contact us so we can stop it properly. These terms sit alongside the rules of the games themselves and are read together. Where the two conflict on something like a payment dispute, the account
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terms govern how we handle it. The wallet chips below show the local rails these rules apply to.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.