What Our Legal Policy Covers
Before anything else, one point we never soften: whether you may open an account with us depends on your local law and eligible regions. We do not decide that for you, and nothing on this page is legal advice. What we can do is tell you
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plainly how the account side works, so you can make an informed call. The terms you accept when you open an account cover the practical parts of the relationship. Your account wallet is personal, and money sent in through bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay has to
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come from a source you control. If a transfer arrives from someone else's number, we may ask for proof before that balance can be used. The check is not there to slow you down. A shared wallet breaks the record of who owns what, and a
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dispute like that is hard to settle later. We also set out what a deposit, a withdrawal and an unused balance mean in policy terms. A deposit counts against your account once the wallet confirmation reaches us. Withdrawals go back through a channel in your own
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name, and the details on file are the details we pay to. If you change your Nagad number or open a new bKash account, tell us before you request a payout rather than after it fails. Local law changes, and wallet provider rules change with it.
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When a shift affects what you can do on your account, we update the terms on this page and move the effective date with them. Read the version sitting here, not a copy you saved months ago.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.