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Terms That Cover Your Account and Wallet

Our terms spell out what sits behind a 68tk account, from the bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit you start with to the withdrawal you request after a live table session.

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68tk Terms That Cover Your Account and Wallet
DATA AND SECURITY

What We Hold and Why

Your data is covered by the same document you are reading, so here is the working version. We keep account details, wallet references and session logs because withdrawal checks and dispute handling need them, and nothing else gets stored for its own sake. Cookies hold your session together on mobile, and clearing them from your browser does not touch your account. Corrections and removal requests land on the same support desk that handles wallet queries, which keeps one record instead of several.

Account data

We hold your name, contact details, wallet references and play records. That set is what lets us verify a withdrawal and answer a dispute months later, so we keep it accurate rather than wide.

Cookies

Cookies keep you signed in on your phone and remember your language choice. Clearing them in your browser settings ends the session, and you can sign back in with your usual login and OTP.

Security steps

Your password and your phone are the two keys to the account. We ask for an OTP on a new device, and we will never ask you to share that code with anyone, including a caller.

Retention and corrections

Play and wallet records stay for as long as the terms require them, then get removed. Want a correction or a copy of what we hold? Ask through the support desk and we start it.

ACCOUNT HELP DESK

Where to Ask About Your Terms

Questions about a clause go to our support desk inside your account, where you can point to the exact section you are reading. Keep your account number and the payment reference handy, because we check them before answering anything about a wallet movement. Chat is the quicker path for a locked account or a withdrawal sitting in review, while email suits documents and longer disputes. We answer in English and keep the thread on record so a second agent can pick it up without starting over.

Team online

In-account chat

Log in, open Help and pick the clause you are asking about. Chat suits locked accounts, a pending withdrawal and anything where a bKash or Nagad reference needs checking line by line.

Email support

Longer disputes and document uploads are easier by email. Send your account number, the section you are questioning and a screenshot of the wallet message so we can trace the same record.

Payment reference check

If a Rocket payment or an Upay transfer never reached your wallet, send the reference ID from your app. We match it against our statement, then tell you plainly whether it cleared.

The Clauses You Will Actually Use

The clauses people ask about most are the short ones: who owns the account, when a wallet transfer counts as cleared, and how a disputed round gets handled. Below are the answers we give most often on chat, kept close to the wording the terms use so nothing gets lost between the page and the reply.

Yes. Ticking the box at registration means you accept the terms as they stand that day. Every deposit and withdrawal afterwards is handled under the same document, so read it first.

We publish the new wording on this page and, where a change affects wallet handling or withdrawal checks, we flag it inside your account before it takes effect. The published version always governs.

bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer each carry their own cut-off and reference format, and the terms say we follow the wallet provider's record when a transfer is questioned. Keep your reference ID.

Raise it through chat with the table name and the round ID. The game rule for that table settles the hand itself; the terms decide how we handle the complaint and reply to you.

Send the request from your registered email so we can confirm it is you. We close the account, settle any balance through your wallet, then remove what the terms no longer require us to keep.

One document covers the browser lobby and mobile play, so a slot session on your phone follows the same rules as a desktop one. Your device, your login and your wallet stay linked.
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Terms & Conditions

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