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Terms Conditions for Your ndbd Account

These terms set out what you can expect from us and what we expect from you, from your first OTP to your last withdrawal.

Account rules in plain wordsWallet terms for bKash, Nagad, RocketEligibility depends on local lawUpdated terms posted here first

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HOW WE HANDLE IT

Account Data, Sessions and Your Requests

Terms only mean something if the record behind them is sound. We keep an account log of logins, wallet movements and session changes, and that log is what we check when a term is in dispute. Your one-handed login works through an OTP tied to your own number, so a session on a shared phone still belongs to one person.

Cookies and sessions

We use cookies to hold your logged-in session and remember your device. Clear them and you will be asked for a fresh OTP on your next login.

Retention of records

Login history and wallet transaction records are kept for the period our accounting and dispute needs require, then removed under our internal schedule.

Account security duties

Your PIN and OTP are yours alone. Sharing them breaches these terms and puts your wallet at risk, so keep the device locked and never forward a code.

Requesting changes

Ask us to correct your details, close the account or explain what we hold about you. We verify the request through your registered number before acting.

Where Our Terms Apply and Who They Cover

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

Our terms apply to anyone who opens or uses an account on this site, and we write them for Bangladesh first. Whether you can hold an account at all depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check that before you send a single taka.

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If a wallet route is unavailable where you live, the account stays closed until it is. When you deposit through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, you are agreeing to our wallet rules as well as your provider's own limits — both apply at once, and the tighter
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one wins. We do not hide a clause in a page nobody reads. If we change a term, the updated version goes live here with the date it took effect, and continued use of your account means you accept it. Everything else you see on the
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site — game rules, payout mechanics, table limits — sits under these terms and never above them. Where a game provider's own rules conflict with ours on how a round resolves, the provider's published rule decides that round.

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

GET IT IN WRITING

Ask Us About Any Clause

If a clause reads wrong to you, ask before you act on it. Our support team handles terms questions the same way it handles wallet issues — you tell us what happened, we look at the account record, and we answer in writing so you have something to keep. Use Easy Support Chat for a quick wording check.

Terms & Conditions Questions Answered

Yes. Ticking the box at registration confirms you have read these terms and accept them, along with the wallet rules for bKash, Nagad and Rocket. If you do not accept them, do not complete the registration.

The revised terms go live on this page with the effective date shown at the top. We flag material changes inside your account so you see them on next login, and continued use means you accept the update.

You can. Ask support to close it, and we verify the request through your registered number first. Any balance is settled to your own wallet before closure, subject to the checks in these terms.

Because availability depends on local law and eligible regions. We cannot offer an account where the service is not permitted, and we will tell you plainly if your location falls outside the eligible area.

Send us the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction reference and the time you sent it. We match it against the account log, and if the transfer cleared to us the balance is credited under these terms.

They sit underneath them. Our terms cover your account, wallet and access; each game's published rules cover how a round resolves, and the provider's rule decides if the two ever conflict.

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