How Eligibility Works Under Local Law
Our terms are written for a Bangladesh audience, but they never override the law where you live. Whether you can open an account, deposit through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, or use a particular product depends on your local law and your eligible region. If those rules
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say no, our terms say no with them — we would rather turn an account away than let you carry that risk. What this page does is set out the frame. Your account wallet is personal to you, and the balance in it moves only when
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you authorise a deposit from a wallet registered in your own name, a withdrawal back to a wallet we can match to that name, or a stake you place inside the lobby. Sharing login details, opening more than one account to get around a restriction, or
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routing money through someone else's mobile wallet breaks these terms, and we may suspend the account while we check what happened. We also set the rules for the cricket and football markets you see, for how a crash round closes, and for how a disputed bet
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gets settled — the round ID in your account history is what both sides work from. Terms change as payment rails or local rules change, and the version live on this page is the one that applies. Where something is unclear, write to support before you
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deposit, not after.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.