Where Our Policy Applies, And Where It Does Not
Our legal notice is written for one purpose: to make clear what you are agreeing to before you put money in. When you open an account you confirm that you are acting for yourself, that the details you give are yours, and that using the lobby
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is lawful where you live. That last point matters more than the rest. We do not sell access into countries or regions where local law does not permit it, and if a rule changes, we adjust eligibility rather than quietly look the other way. The same
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notice governs the money side. Deposits you make through bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer must come from an account in your own name, and withdrawals go back through the same rail you used to fund the account. That single rule is the reason
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our wallet checks look strict: matching names is what stops a payout being reversed later. Your account wallet records every movement, so you can line up a deposit against a statement yourself. Nothing on this page overrides your local law. Where our terms and a local
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rule disagree, the local rule wins, and we will tell you if that affects your account. Sections we change are dated, and the notice sitting inside your account is the version that applies to you. If any part reads unclearly, contact us before you deposit rather
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than after, because we would rather answer a question early than untangle a dispute later. Keep a copy, and go back to it when you change phone number, wallet or the country you sign in from.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.