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laki5 publishes these terms so you know what applies to your account, your wallet activity and the way you reach our lobby from Bangladesh. Availability of any feature still depends on your local law and eligible regions, so read this page before you open an account.
These terms are written for people who hold an account with us from Bangladesh, and they set out what we expect from each other once you register. Nothing on this page promises a service level, a result or a payout, and nothing here overrides the law that applies where you live. Whether you can deposit through Nagad, send a Bank Transfer, or move money through bKash or Rocket depends on your local law and eligible regions, and the wallet rows in your signed-in account show exactly which routes are live for you today. When we change a clause, we publish the new wording here and you can read the current version at any time. Older wording stays in your account records while a dispute about it is open. If a clause is unenforceable where you live, the rest of this page still stands. We go by the published text. Chat messages, adverts or social posts never extend your rights beyond what is written here, so if a claim elsewhere looks different, this page wins. Keep a copy of the version you agreed to when you registered, because that copy is what we compare against if you raise a question later. You keep the details you give us accurate, and you keep your sign-in credentials private. We handle your account and wallet records under the terms shown here. Where local rules ask for something different from what we have written, local law applies and we adjust the affected clause for your region.
Our terms reach the parts of the service we run ourselves: the account you open with laki5, the wallet movements you start from it, and the pages you read on this domain. They do not reach a wallet app you keep on your phone, the bank that processes a transfer, or a data connection you buy from a telecom operator. Those sit under their own agreements, and we cannot change them. That split matters when something goes wrong. If a Nagad transfer leaves your wallet but never lands in your account, we can look at our own records, while the wallet provider settles the wallet side. If a page will not load on your handset, check the browser and your connection before you assume the fault is ours. Games sit in between. Titles from our studio partners run inside our lobby, and we keep that lobby running, but the rules of a round come from the studio that made the title. Read the rules panel on the game itself for how a round settles.
Everything tied to the account you open here: your sign-in, your saved details, your session on a phone or desktop browser, and the pages we show you after you log in. If you share a handset with someone else, sign out when you finish so the session does not stay open.
Deposits and withdrawals you start from your account, the payment route you pick, and the records we keep of both. Nagad, bKash, Rocket and Bank Transfer follow the wallet or bank rules as well as ours, so a failed transfer may need the provider to settle it first.
Game titles, table rules and any text we publish on laki5 pages. Studio-supplied rules travel with the game, so the rules panel on a title is where a round is explained. Our own page text stays under these terms, including the wording you are reading right now.
Wallet apps, banks, telecom operators and browser makers run under their own agreements. We do not control their downtime or their charges, and a question about your Nagad balance belongs with Nagad. Bring it to us only when the missing amount sits on our side of the transfer.
You keep real choices under these terms, and most of them sit inside your signed-in account rather than behind a support queue. Open your profile to read the details we hold, and correct a phone number or a spelling yourself when it is wrong. Wallet and transaction lines show what left your account, what landed, and which route carried it. If something looks off, raise it while the record is fresh. A transfer you do not recognise, a session you did not start, or a page that will not open on your handset all belong in the same place: contact support with the date, the route and the reference you can see. We will tell you what we can check on our side and what the wallet or bank has to answer. You can also close the account, ask us to stop using your details for anything beyond running the service, and read the current wording of this page whenever you want. Eligibility for any part of the service still follows your local law.
Open your account and walk through the wallet lines one by one. Each entry shows the route that carried it, so a Nagad deposit reads differently from a Bank Transfer. Save a screenshot of anything you want to keep before you raise a question.
Change a phone number, an email or a spelling from your profile page. Keep the mobile number current, because it is the one we use when we need to reach you about your account. Older details sit in past records and stay as they were.
Pick the transaction you are unsure about and contact support with its reference. We check our side of the ledger and tell you plainly what we see. If the money stopped at your wallet, the wallet provider is the one who can trace it further.
Tell support you want the account closed and stop using the wallet routes attached to it. We keep the records we are required to keep and stop using your details for anything else. This page stays readable after you close.
A policy question travels faster when it lands in the right place, so we keep the routes narrow and visible. Anything about sign-in, saved details or a session on a new handset starts on the account help page, which also lists the contact options printed on this site. Bring the account email you registered with, the date you are asking about, and the reference you can see on the record. Transactions are the case where the route matters most. A Nagad transfer that never reached us needs the wallet to trace its own side first, so keep the wallet reference and send it to us afterwards. We will tell you whether anything landed against your account. We answer through the same route you wrote to, so the question and the reply stay together in one thread. That keeps the record readable, and it means you never need to repeat the whole story a second time.
Start here for anything about sign-in, saved details or a session on a new handset. The page lists the contact options we publish and the details to have ready, so your first message already carries what we need to look up the account.
The contact option shown on our pages is the one we monitor. Send the account email you registered with, the date, the payment route and any reference you can see. Keep the thread in one place so the record stays readable for both of us.
For a Nagad, bKash or Rocket transfer that stopped before it reached us, the wallet carries its own support desk. Bring the wallet reference back to us afterwards and we check whether anything landed on your account in the meantime.
We keep the data we need to run your account and nothing we cannot explain. Your sign-in details, wallet records and the sessions you start on a phone or desktop browser sit behind the login, and access inside our team follows the job a person does. Cookie use is limited to keeping you signed in and reading how pages perform, and your browser settings let you clear or block them at any point. Account safety leans on you as much as on us. Use a password you do not reuse elsewhere, keep the email and mobile number on your profile current, and sign out on a shared handset. If you see a session you do not recognise, tell us through the contact route published on this site and we will look at what our records show. Retention follows the reason we hold something. Wallet lines stay while a rule or a dispute needs them, then leave our live systems. Ask us to correct a detail and we update it, or to delete what we are not required to keep, and we tell you which parts that touches. Requests come through the same contact route.
Your account email, mobile number, wallet references and session history make up the bulk of it. We do not ask for anything a wallet or a bank already holds on your behalf, and we do not pass these records on to anyone else.
Cookies keep you signed in as you move between lobby pages and tell us which screens load slowly on a handset. You can clear them any time in your browser, though you will sign in again on the next visit. Nothing here touches your wallet.
Your account shows where a session started and from which kind of device. If one looks foreign to you, change your password first, then send us that entry through the published contact route so we can check it against our own logs.
Transaction lines stay while a rule or an open question needs them, then move out of the live system. Ask for a correction and we fix the detail or explain why it stands. Deleting something we are required to keep is the one request we cannot action.
Most questions about these terms come down to three things: what applies to your account, who fixes a problem when it crosses into a wallet or a bank, and how you reach us. We answer the ones we hear most below, and each answer points at the page or the route where you can check it yourself. Where an answer depends on where you live, we say so plainly rather than pretend one rule fits everyone. Yours may not be here. If it is not, the contact route published on this site takes it, and having your account email plus the reference you are asking about to hand speeds things up. We read every message and reply through the same route, so the question stays filed next to its answer.
It applies to anyone who opens an account with us, but which parts you can actually use depends on your local law and eligible regions. If a wallet route is unavailable where you are, your signed-in account simply will not show it among the options.
The deposit and withdrawal routes shown in your signed-in account sit under these terms on our side, including Nagad and Bank Transfer where they are live for your region. The wallet or bank that carries the transfer keeps its own agreement with you.
Yes, and we would rather you did. Wallet lines in your account show the route, the date and the reference, so you can check what happened first. Save a screenshot of anything you want to keep, then send us the same reference.
Open your profile and correct what you can edit yourself, such as a phone number or a spelling. For anything you cannot change on screen, send the request through the contact route published on this site and we tell you what we can update.
Local law wins. Where a rule in your region differs from the wording on this page, we apply the local rule to your account and adjust the affected clause. The rest of the terms keep working as written.
A title supplied by a studio partner carries its own rules panel, and that panel explains how a round settles. Our terms cover the lobby that hosts the game, your account and the wallet routes around it, not the studio's internal round logic.