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The Terms Behind Your tzsmm Wallet

Every rule on this page starts applying the moment your account opens, and it applies the same way on a phone as on a laptop. We keep the wording plain because you should not need a lawyer to fund a wallet.

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WALLET HELP DESK

Where to Send a Terms Question

How do you get a straight answer about a clause? Write to the desk from the account you are asking about, because we can only discuss an agreement with the person holding it. Bangladesh support reads and answers in English, so send plain sentences and skip the formal letter. Chat, email and account messages all land in the same queue, and each thread keeps the reference number we give you. Keep your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID and the confirmation SMS close by, since those two usually settle a wallet question in one exchange.

Team online

Account chat

Open chat from the wallet screen while you are signed in. That way we see the exact account you mean and answer against the live record instead of guessing from an email address.

Email the terms desk

For longer questions about a clause, write to the support address shown inside your account and paste the section heading. Add your account number so the reply reaches the right file.

Wallet reference

Have the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID and the confirmation SMS ready. Those two let us trace a transfer ourselves rather than asking you the same question twice.

DATA AND SECURITY

Your Record, Cookies and Retention

Your account record holds what the terms actually need: name, mobile number, wallet reference, and the history of money in and money out. We keep it while the account stays open and for the period local law sets after it closes, then delete it. Cookies on this site do two jobs only, keeping you signed in and remembering your display choices; nothing else sits in them. Access to that record is limited to the people handling your transfers and the desk answering your messages. If something in it is wrong, you ask us to correct it through the paths set out below.

Sign-in security

Your password and the one-time code sent to your mobile number are the two locks on the account. We never ask for that code in chat, and we never ask for wallet PINs.

What we store

Name, mobile number, wallet reference and transaction history, which is the record these terms need. We do not sell it, and we share it only with the provider handling your transfer.

How long it stays

The record lives while your account is open. After closure it stays for the period local law sets, then it is deleted, though wallet providers keep their own copies under their rules.

Changing a detail

Write from the account and name the field that is wrong. A new mobile number or wallet reference needs a fresh check before we update it, so expect a short back-and-forth.

Questions You Send Us About Terms

The same handful of questions reach our desk most weeks, so we have answered them plainly below. Each one covers a real situation: a second account, a deposit from the wrong wallet, a detail that needs changing, or a clause you are unsure about. If your case is not here, message us from your account and quote the section heading you were reading. We will explain how the term applies to your own wallet rather than repeating the wording back at you.

Yes. One agreement covers the account, your bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposits and any wager you place. Wallet rules do not live in a separate document, so what you read here applies from funding through to withdrawal.

No. One person, one account, in your own name and on your own mobile number. Duplicate accounts may be closed, and any balance on them is held while we check the details you supplied.

That deposit falls outside the terms. We hold the amount while we confirm who sent it, and it may go back to the sending wallet rather than being credited to you. Sending from your own registered number avoids this.

Message support from the account itself and say which field is wrong. Changing a mobile number or wallet reference needs a fresh check, so have both the old and new details ready when you write.

Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so we cannot promise it everywhere. Check what applies where you are before opening an account; these terms do not override rules set by your own authorities.

Stop using the account and write to us before the new version takes effect. We will explain what moved and, where a wallet rule forced the change, point you to the payment provider's own wording.
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Terms & Conditions

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.