What Local Law Decides About Your Access
Here is the honest version of how access works. We do not claim to serve every country, and we cannot override the law where you live. Whether you can hold an account depends on your local law and eligible regions, and if those rules shift, the
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terms that apply to you shift with them. In practice that means you confirm you are legally allowed to open an account before you send money, and you keep your details current so the check holds. Funding runs through bKash, Nagad and Rocket, and each wallet
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carries its own rules on who may send and receive. Those sit with the wallet operator, not with us. A transfer rejected on their side cannot be pushed through from ours. Ground rules on the account itself are short: one account per person, your own name
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on it, no third-party funding, and no second profile opened to get around a restriction. Break those and we can hold a balance or close the account while we look into what happened. Where regions differ, the stricter reading wins. It keeps the lobby usable for
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those who genuinely qualify, instead of pretending everyone does. If a clause here conflicts with a law that applies to you, that law takes priority and the rest of this page still stands.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.