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Every account here runs on one written set of rules: who may register, how bKash, Nagad and Rocket payments are handled, and what we do with the details you give us.

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DATA AND ACCOUNT CARE

How We Hold Your Data

Every account holds a short record: your name, your phone number, the wallet numbers you have added, and the IP your device logs in from. Cookies keep the session alive and remember your language setting; clear them and you sign in again. Payment records outlive an account so a dispute can still be traced. You can ask what we hold, ask for a correction, or ask us to delete the rest — identity is confirmed first, then we reply in writing.

What we keep on file

Your name, phone number, wallet number for bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the device you log in from. That is the list the terms refer to whenever you ask what we hold about you.

Cookies and login sessions

Cookies keep you signed in and remember your language. Closing the session on a shared phone clears it, and we never store your wallet PIN anywhere inside the account.

How long records stay

Payment records are kept while the account is open and for a period afterwards, so a dispute can still be traced later. Ask us and we will say which record applies to your case.

Changing your details

Name, phone and wallet number can be updated through the help panel, with a verification step first. Changing the wallet number moves future payouts, so check it twice before you confirm.

REACHING ACCOUNT HELP

Where a Legal Question Goes

Log in, open the help panel and choose Legal and Account — that routes your message to the team that reads the terms, runs verification and handles data requests. Paste the transaction ID from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket message; it saves a round of questions. Anything about a clause you think we applied wrongly deserves writing rather than a quick chat, so it can be answered with the exact line.

Rules That Follow Local Law

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Legal copy is easy to skim and hard to use, so we keep ours short and put the parts that matter to your money up front. The terms say who may register, what counts as one account, and how deposits and withdrawals through bKash, Nagad, Rocket,

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Upay and bank transfer are processed. Nothing in them promises you a result; they set out the process. Two points carry most of the weight. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions — if the service is not permitted where you live, we cannot
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open an account for you, and one that slips through may be closed. Withdrawals are verified before they leave. A request goes to the wallet number registered on your account, and the name on that wallet has to match the name you gave us. If the
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two do not match, the request waits until you send corrected documents through the help panel. We also spell out what you agree not to do: share a login, run a second account to work around a limit, or fund a wallet that is not in
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your own name. Break those and the terms let us suspend the account and send the remaining balance back through the rail you paid with. If a clause reads badly, or you think we have applied it wrongly, write to the help panel and we will
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quote the exact line we relied on.

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Legal Questions You Send Us

Most legal mail we get is about three things: whether you can register where you live, why a payout is waiting on a document, and what happens to a balance when an account closes. The answers below follow the same wording you will find in the terms, so nothing here should catch you out later. If yours is not covered, the help panel takes it from there.

No. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, and we cannot open an account for someone outside them. If you register from a blocked region, the account is closed and the balance returned.

bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer. The terms describe how each one is credited and withdrawn, and they apply to every wallet number you add to your account.

To match the person to the wallet. We compare the name on your document with the name on the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account you withdraw to, and the payment is held until both agree.

Yes. One account per person, on one phone number. Opening a second one to get around a restriction breaches the terms and lets us suspend both, with your balance sent back.

Send the request from your registered phone number through the help panel. We verify it is you, then reply in writing with what we hold, or confirm the deletion once payment records allow it.

Any remaining balance goes back through the same rail you funded with, so a bKash deposit returns to bKash. Where a term was broken, the terms state what is deducted and why.

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What Our Legal Terms Cover

How We Hold Your Data

Where a Legal Question Goes

Legal Questions You Send Us

01 Can I register if the service is not allowed where I live?

02 Which payment names are covered by your terms?

03 Why is ID asked for before a payout?

04 Is one account per person a firm rule?

05 How do I get a copy of my data or ask for deletion?

06 What happens to my money if the account is closed?

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