How Our Legal Terms Apply to You
Reading a policy page should not feel like work, so we keep ours plain. When you open an account you accept the terms as they stand that day, and we date every change and post it here so you can see what moved. Nothing on this
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page outranks the law where you live. Whether you can hold an account, fund it through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, or use the sportsbook depends on your local law and eligible regions, and where the two conflict the law wins. We put wallet rules at the
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centre because that is where most disputes start. A bKash deposit has to come from a wallet registered in your own name; we match the sender against your profile before the credit is released. Nagad and Rocket transfers get the same check, and so does bank
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transfer. If names do not line up, the team holds the transaction and calls you instead of guessing. Withdrawals travel back the same way, which is why we ask you to keep the number on file current. We also list the behaviour that restricts an account:
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shared logins, funding from someone else's wallet, and papers that are not yours at the verification step. When a clause reads oddly, ask support before you transact rather than after.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.