Where These Terms Apply, and Where They Do Not
Opening an account here means you accept the terms on this page, and we have written them to be followed in one sitting on a phone. Plain wording matters more to us than legal padding. A rule you cannot keep is a rule we should not
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be making. Your account belongs to one person. The mobile number you register with, the wallet you verify against it and the name on that wallet should all match. When they do not, we ask you to confirm the wallet again before a withdrawal leaves the
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account. Money in and out through bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer sits under that same set of clauses. Send only from a wallet registered in your own name. Transfers from someone else's wallet are the usual reason a payout is paused, so we raise
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it at the start rather than sitting on it silently. What we can offer you depends on where you are and on local law. Nothing here promises access from a region where the service is restricted, and checking your own position is your job before you
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register. If a market's rules shift, we change these terms instead of quietly changing how the lobby behaves. The same document covers how we settle a disagreement over a bet, what happens when an account is misused, and how much notice you get before a change
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takes effect. Read the parts that touch your money first: deposits, withdrawals and the wallet checks.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.