Know the Rules Before You Send Money
We keep our terms short on purpose. Fewer clauses, plainer sentences, and no buried rules that only surface after you have already sent money. What you agree to when you open an account is what you read here — account use, wallet records, how we handle
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a dispute, and how we treat the details you give us at sign-up. Everything on this page is written for Bangladesh and applies where local law allows. We do not claim a licence we cannot show you, and we do not pretend the service is open
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everywhere. If you are outside an eligible region, or your local rules do not permit this kind of account, these terms do not cover you and you should not open one. Your account is personal. One account per person, and the name on your bKash, Nagad
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or Rocket wallet should match the name on the account you open with us. When a cash-in lands, we record the wallet, the amount and the time against your account — that record is what both sides rely on if something looks wrong later. Sharing a
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login, running a second account, or sending money from a wallet in someone else's name breaks these terms, and we may hold the account while we check it. Terms change. When they do, we post the new version here rather than burying it in an email,
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and the version and date shown above on this page tell you which one is live. If a change matters, we flag it on your account so you see it before your next session.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.