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Open the terms before you deposit

Open the legal terms here and you get the short version we also give over the phone: what your account holds, how wallet records are kept, and where local law draws the line.

Plain English termsWallet recordsDocument checksLocal law limits
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POLICY CONTACT

Reach us about a term or a wallet record

Questions about a clause, a wallet name or a closed account reach a person, not a form that disappears. Start in the chat panel inside your account — it already knows your account number, so you don't have to type it twice. If the matter is about a document or a wallet mismatch, email works better because you can attach the file. Keep the wallet transaction ID handy; it's the first thing we look at.

In-account chat Open chat from the help icon inside your account and paste the clause you're asking about. We reply in the same thread, so the answer stays attached to your account number.
Policy email Use the support address listed inside your account and include your account number, the wallet you used and the date of the transaction. Attach any document we have already asked you for.
Wallet name help If a bKash or Nagad sender name doesn't match your registered name, message us before sending again. We tell you which document to upload and where to put it.
RECORDS AND SECURITY

Check what we keep and who can see it

Legal questions usually turn into data questions, so here is how yours is handled. Documents you upload go into your account file, visible to the team that checks withdrawals and to nobody else on the site. We keep login records so we can show you which device opened your wallet on a given day. Ask for a copy, a correction or a deletion and we answer in writing, listing the parts we cannot remove because a payment partner or the law requires them.

What we store

Your name, date of birth, wallet number, transaction history and the devices you sign in from. We don't ask for anything we can't explain and we don't sell records to outside lists.

Cookies on mobile

Session cookies keep you signed in while you move between the lobby and your wallet. You can clear them in your browser settings, though you will sign in again afterwards.

Sign-in protection

A one-time code goes to your registered number when you sign in on a new phone. Same device, same browser, no code — so a lost handset can't open your wallet.

Retention and changes

Wallet and login records stay as long as payment partners and auditors require them. Ask us to correct a wrong detail or drop what we are allowed to delete, and we confirm in writing.

Pick the question you need answered

Most of what lands in our inbox is one of these six. If your question is about a specific transaction rather than a rule, start the chat from inside your account so we can see the wallet record while we answer. Short answers below stick to what this page actually says.

That depends on your local law and the region you sign in from. We list the areas we accept, and we would rather turn an account away than keep one that breaks the rules where you live.

This page together with the terms you accept when you open the account. Where our terms and your local law disagree, the stricter rule wins, and we tell you which one we are applying.

Yes. The name on your bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay wallet has to match the name you registered, otherwise a withdrawal stalls at the verification step until you send a matching document.

A wallet verified in your own name, a completed document check if we ask for one, and any wagering conditions on the account met. The wallet screen shows which of those steps is still open.

Write to support and we close it, stop the messages and release any balance you are entitled to. Records that payment partners or auditors require stay on file for the period the law sets.

Everything on your account: the cricket sportsbook, slot rooms such as Prize Hunters and Live Roulette Prize, and the wallet that funds them. One set of terms and one support thread.
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Legal

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.