How These Terms Apply To Your Wallet
Every account on megabit runs under one set of terms, whether you fund it through bKash, Nagad or Rocket. When you open an account, you accept that these terms govern how deposits, withdrawals and game sessions are handled, and that we may update wording as local
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payment rules or platform features change. We keep the current version live on this page, so check back before a big BPL weekend if you want the latest text. Access to megabit depends on your local law and your eligible region — some areas restrict online
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wagering, and it's on you to confirm your own region allows it before you deposit. If you use bKash, Nagad or Rocket to fund your wallet, the transaction sits under both our terms and your wallet provider's own rules, so a failed transfer or a wrong
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number entered on your end isn't something we can reverse from our side. We ask for accurate registration details because that's what we check against your wallet name during a withdrawal request, and a mismatch can mean the payout gets paused until it's sorted. These terms
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also cover fair play — one account per person, no shared logins, no using another person's bKash or Nagad number to deposit. A breach of that clause can mean a frozen wallet balance while we review the account. We don't rewrite these terms often, but when
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we do, the change applies from the date it's posted, not retroactively to sessions already closed.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.