Check How Eligibility and Wallets Work
Before you send anything through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, it helps to know what these terms actually say. We keep them in plain English and short numbered clauses, so you can search the page for the word that matters to you instead of reading all of
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it at once. What you agree to when you open an account: you are old enough to hold one under the law where you live, the details you give us are your own, and the wallet you cash in from is registered in your name. We
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agree to show the balance, the transaction history and the state of any pending request inside your account wallet, and to tell you when a clause changes rather than slip it in quietly. The rest of the page is operational. Cash-in is credited once the payment
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reference matches. Cash-out is checked against the same wallet you paid from, which is why a withdrawal to someone else's bKash number will not clear. Promotions carry their own clause, and if a game's rules and these terms ever disagree, the game's rules decide that round.
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One thing we cannot promise: that any of this is available where you are. Whether you may open and use an account depends on the law in your jurisdiction and on eligible regions. Where local rules bite, they sit above anything written here.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.