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Read The Terms Behind Your Account

Opening an account means accepting a short set of terms, and this page states them without padding: what we hold, what we owe you, and who to ask. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

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DATA AND ACCESS

Check How We Hold Your Records

Anything that touches money or identity is logged against your account, which is what lets us answer a legal question with a date instead of a guess. Signing in on your phone takes your password and a one-time code sent to the number on file. Wallet numbers stay masked on screen. Cookies here do two basic jobs — keeping you signed in and remembering the language you picked — and your browser can clear them whenever you choose.

What We Hold

Your registered email, wallet number, payment references and the record of your sessions. That is the set we need to run an account, trace a bKash, Nagad or Rocket send and answer a dispute.

Sign-In Checks

Your password plus a one-time code sent to the number on file. If a code arrives when you are not signing in, change the password first and then tell support from your account email.

How Long Records Stay

Session and payment records stay while the account is open, and for a period after closure where record-keeping rules apply in your region. Ask us and we will confirm what is held.

Changes You Can Ask For

Correct a wrong wallet number, ask for a copy of your record, or request that an account be closed. We reply in writing so you keep a dated trail of what moved.

POLICY CONTACT

Raise A Legal Query With Us

Legal notices reach us through the channels your account already uses. Write from the email registered on your account, because that is how we tie a request to the right wallet record; a message from an unlisted address needs an extra check before we can reply. For anything touching a payment — a bKash send marked complete in your app that has not reached your balance, say — quote the transaction ID, the amount in Taka and the date. That one detail lets us trace the rail without asking you twice.

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Account Email

Write from the address registered on your account. It is how we tie a legal request to the right wallet record before anyone replies to you.

Payment Reference

For a send that has not landed, give the transaction ID, the amount in Taka, the date and the wallet used — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. We trace it from there.

Written Replies

Ask for a copy of your record or a correction, in plain writing, and we reply the same way. Nothing is settled over a phone call alone.

Ask Us About Legal And Data

These are the questions we get most often about the legal side of an account: what we hold, what you can change, and what we will not claim. If yours is not here, the support desk will answer it from your registered email so the reply stays on record.

We do not make a licence claim on this page that we cannot document. Whether the service can be offered where you live depends on your local law and eligible regions.

It sits against your account wallet so a send can be matched to your balance. It is not shown in full on your account screens, and we do not pass it to other account holders.

Yes. Write from your registered email and say you want the account closed. We close it, then remove what we no longer need to keep for payment and record-keeping duties.

Our support desk, from your account email. Include the transaction ID, the amount in Taka, the date and the wallet you used, so we can trace it against our own record.

They can. The wording you confirm at the point of payment governs your account, and it may vary with local law. If anything changes we tell you through your registered contact first.

Not necessarily. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so confirm you may lawfully take part where you live before you send any money.
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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.