Your Local Law Comes First
Every rule on this page is written for readers in Bangladesh, and none of it is a claim that the same service exists everywhere. Your local law decides what we can offer you, and eligible regions decide whether an account can be opened at all. Where
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a wallet rule or a game category runs against the law where you live, the law comes first and we hold the service back instead of arguing. One account per person, real details at sign-up. Players in Dhaka sign up from the same phone they use
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for bKash, so the wallet name and the account name must match — that single match is what lets a withdrawal clear later without a hold. Borrowed wallets, shared accounts and third-party funding break the chain, and we close accounts that use them. Deposits and withdrawals
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are handled as two separate steps with two separate checks. A deposit reaches your balance once the wallet confirmation lands with us; a withdrawal waits until identity checks are done. When a payment is disputed, we work from the transaction reference your wallet issues, so keep
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the receipt until the amount shows. Terms do change. A revised version replaces the old text on this page, and continued use of your account means you accept it. Nothing here removes rights you hold under the law that applies to you.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.