Where Our Terms Apply, And Where They Do Not
We draft our terms for one market: Bangladesh. In practice that means the rules follow local payment habits — the wallet name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account has to match the name you registered, and a transfer reference is what we check when you
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query a payment. Open an account and you accept these rules as they stand on the day you register. Where local law differs, the law takes priority. If a clause cannot be enforced in your region, that clause drops out and the rest of the page
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still stands. Nothing here is an offer to anyone in a place where taking part is restricted, and we may decline or close an account where access is not permitted. You are responsible for knowing what applies where you sit, Dhaka or anywhere else, so check
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before you register rather than after. The everyday rules are the usual ones: one account per person, details that are genuinely yours, no third-party funding of your wallet, and no duplicate entries in markets such as cricket. Games like Roulette DiamondSpin and Nagad Powerpay settle under
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their provider's published rules, and payout percentages appear only where a provider exposes them. We update these terms when payment rails, providers or local requirements change. Material changes go up here with the date they take effect; keep using your account after that date and you
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accept the new wording. If you would rather not, withdraw your balance and close the account.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.