Wallet Rules for bKash, Nagad and Rocket
Do you agree to anything by tapping the account form? You do. You accept these terms, and we accept the duties that come with holding your wallet. In short: you keep your login details to yourself, you run one account in your own name, and you
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fund it only through the channels listed in the cashier. A deposit sent from a bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet registered to somebody else sits outside the agreement, and we may hold that balance while we confirm who sent it. Nothing on this page gives you
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a right to play from a region where the activity is not permitted. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, and it is your responsibility to know how that applies where you are before you open the lobby. We are not claiming these terms
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clear you in every jurisdiction, and we cannot override a rule set by your own authorities. Where our wording and a payment provider's rules disagree, theirs governs the transfer and ours governs the account. Cricket markets, slots such as Gates of Olympus and live tables like
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Dragon Tiger all run on this single account agreement, so one set of rules follows one wallet whether you are on mobile data or home Wi-Fi. We revise the terms when a payment rail changes or when the law moves. The version published here is the
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one that counts, and it replaces earlier wording as soon as it goes live. If a change takes away something you already rely on, we say so in your account messages instead of burying it.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.