What These Terms Set Out
Opening an account means you accept these clauses as written, so read them before you send your first bKash, Nagad or Rocket payment. They set out how your account wallet works, what we ask of you, and how a dispute is handled. Availability depends on your
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local law and eligible regions. If the service is not permitted where you live, these terms do not apply to you and we will not open the account. We keep the wording plain on purpose. Your side of the deal: one account per person, accurate registration
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details, payment wallets in your own name, and no sharing of login codes. Our side: deposits are credited to the wallet number you registered, every transfer shows in your account history, and we act on the clauses published here rather than on anything said informally on
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chat. Payment rules follow the rail you pick. bKash and Nagad transfers go against the number shown on your deposit screen, and Rocket follows the same path. If a transfer fails at the wallet end, we ask for the transaction ID before tracing it. A failed
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transfer does not change your obligations under these terms. We may revise the clauses when payment rails, game providers or local rules change. The version on this page is the one that applies, and continued use after a change counts as acceptance. Where a clause conflicts
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with mandatory local law, local law wins and the rest of the terms keep standing.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.