Explore How Account Rules Differ by Region
Legal terms only make sense when they match where you actually are. We keep one core rule set for every 67ibd account, then layer region rules over that: if the law where you live treats online casino play, sports betting or mobile wallet transfers differently, local
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law decides whether you can open an account, deposit or withdraw. We never ask you to work around it, and we may close an account and return the balance if a region turns out to be ineligible. Identity checks happen before your first withdrawal, not after.
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You send the documents we ask for, we match the name on them against the name registered on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, and only then does the payout queue move. A mismatched name is the most common reason a cashout stalls, so keep the
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wallet in your own name from day one. Wallet rules are part of the policy too. Fund through a wallet you own, keep the transaction reference, and don't route money through someone else's bKash number — that breaks the trail we use and can freeze the
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balance while we sort it out. Rocket and Nagad statements work the same way. We can change these terms when payment rails, game suppliers or local rules shift. Material changes get posted on this page with a date, and continued use of your account after that
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date means you accept the updated version. If you'd rather not, stop using the account and ask support to close it and settle what's left.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.