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The Legal Terms Behind Your Account

This page holds the rules that govern your account: who can register, what we record when you fund a wallet through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and how we look after your details.

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POLICY CONTACT

Reaching Us About a Legal Question

A legal question needs a paper trail, so we route these through channels that keep one. Sign in and the Help menu lists the policy option; a written request by email gets a written reply on the same thread. Keep your wallet reference close — whether you are signing in from Dhaka or anywhere else in Bangladesh, that reference is what lets us tie your account to the record. Requests about your own data go through the same desk.

In-account help chat Sign in, open Help and choose the legal or wallet option. Paste the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction reference from your wallet app so the agent can match your account to the record.
Written request by email For anything you need in writing — a data request, a closure notice, a disputed transfer — send it through the support email shown inside your account. Replies come back on that same thread.
Wallet name checks If the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet differs from your account name, raise it before you deposit. The desk will tell you what evidence it needs to update the record.
DATA AND ACCESS

How We Handle Your Account Records

Records are the whole point of a policy page. When you deposit through a wallet, we store the transaction reference, the amount and the time, plus the contact details and device you signed in from. Cookies keep your session alive and remember your language choice; they do not touch your balance. You can ask what we hold on you, and ask us to correct it.

What we store

Account name, contact number, wallet number, device type and a reference for each deposit. We keep these to run the account, answer disputes and meet record-keeping duties. We do not sell your data.

Cookies and sessions

Cookies hold your signed-in session and your language setting. Clearing them signs you out, which is worth knowing if you share a phone. Nothing in a cookie changes a balance or moves money.

Account security

Your password plus the one-time code sent to your number guard the account. We never ask for that code in chat. Set a fresh password if anyone has seen your screen or your messages.

Retention and changes

Transaction records stay for as long as the law where you live requires, then they are removed. To correct your name or close the account, send the request from your registered email.

Legal Questions We Get Asked Most

These are the ones that reach the desk again and again — region rules, data requests, a name mismatch on a wallet, and what closing an account actually does. The short answers sit below; the full wording lives in the terms. If your case is not covered here, message the support desk with your account number and we will take it from there.

The law of the country and region where you live, plus the terms you accept when you register. Where the two disagree, local law takes priority and the affected service may not be open to you.

Start a registration and the system will tell you. If your region is not eligible, your account cannot be funded and any wallet transfer we receive is sent back to the number it came from.

Yes. Send the request from your registered email, naming the account. We confirm arrival, then reply with the data we hold once we are satisfied it is genuinely you asking.

The deposit may sit uncredited until the mismatch is cleared. Raise it in help chat before sending, with the wallet number and the reference, and the desk will tell you what to submit.

Your login stops working and your details leave the active account. Transaction records stay for the period local law requires, because those are the ones a dispute or an audit would look at.

The terms sit alongside this page and load from the same account menu. Read the payment and withdrawal clauses first — those are the parts that affect your wallet most directly.
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Legal

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

Access may be available only where local law permits.