Account Rules
Age, identity and device rules appear once, and this page links to them rather than repeating the wording, which keeps one single version of each obligation in circulation.
We keep every rule that touches your account on one page, from the terms you accept at registration to how a JazzCash or Raast transfer is treated once...
We write these terms for people who use our brand from supported regions in Pakistan, where local law permits an account to be held. Identity, age and location checks run before a first withdrawal clears. The rules that apply to you are the ones published here on the day you registered, not a version you read last year. Payment context matters too:
JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast each settle through their own rails, so we describe account conduct separately from how a transfer clears. Clause changes are dated, and the earlier wording stays visible. Where local law permits a service we say so plainly; where it does not, we do not offer it. Nothing here overrides the agreement you accept at registration, and
any conflict resolves in favour of the stricter clause.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Our policy pages are maintained by the same team that handles account operations, so a rule you read here matches what our systems actually do. Every claim we...
Clauses are written in short sentences with defined terms in bold, so you can read a single paragraph and understand...
Every amendment carries the date it took effect. You can see what the wording said before the change and what...
Where we name JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay or Raast, the description matches how that rail actually clears a transfer for...
Account security is described as we run it: two-step verification on sign-in, session control per device, and a hold on...
Chat and email windows are published with real hours, and we list the language each channel covers, so you know...
We do not publish awards, player totals or licence numbers we cannot prove. If a figure appears on this page...
The wording on this page uses the same defined terms as our sibling policy pages, so a JazzCash cut-off explained here means the same thing in the account rules. Nothing is redefined...
Age, identity and device rules appear once, and this page links to them rather than repeating the wording, which keeps one single version of each obligation in circulation.
The agreement you accept at registration is the parent document. Everything here is a plain-English reading of it, never a replacement, and the stricter line wins in any conflict.
Data handling is set out there with the same retention windows quoted in our questions below, so a query about identity records has one answer across both pages.
Tracking choices are described in matching language, and any consent you give on one page applies exactly as written on the other, with no silent widening of scope at all.
Withdrawal timing, verification steps and rail cut-offs for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast are listed once, and this page points to that description instead of paraphrasing it.
Settlement and market-void rules for the sportsbook live on their own page, and the compliance sections here apply to that product in the same way they apply to the casino.
If a term leads to a dispute, the escalation ladder is written down step by step, including the point at which an independent adjudicator is brought in to the case.
This page is built to be read on a phone first. Long clauses break into short labelled blocks, the important dates sit beside the wording they affect, and...