Check the Rule Before You Fund Your Wallet
The terms you accept are the ones that apply to your account, and they are tied to where you are. We can only offer accounts and wallet services where local law allows, so eligible regions are listed before you send any money. If a rule in
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your country conflicts with something written here, your local law wins and we will tell you which part of the account we have to restrict or close. Deposits and cash-outs follow the same logic. Money moves through bKash, Nagad or Rocket from an account in your
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own name, and the payment details you give us are held to match the wallet to the account holder. Sending from someone else's wallet breaks the terms and can hold up a withdrawal. We can change these terms when a payment rail changes its rules or
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when the law moves. The updated version goes up on this page with the date it takes effect, and continued use of the account after that date counts as acceptance. If you don't agree, stop using the wallet and ask support to close the account —
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we will settle any balance that belongs to you. Read the sections that touch your money first: deposits, withdrawals, verification and the complaint path. Those four cover almost every question we get, whether the stake went on a live table or on a cricket market.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.