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The Terms Behind Your 111bit Account

One plain set of terms runs your 111bit account: how you open it, how every wallet entry is recorded, and what we expect from each other.

Account rules in one placeWallet wording for bKash, Nagad, RocketRevised dates posted on this pageQuestions answered by our own desk

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POLICY SUPPORT DESK

Talk to 111bit About the Terms

If a line in these terms does not read clearly, ask us before you act on it. Send your account number and the section heading, and the team that handles account access will reply through the same channel you used. We answer in English and we keep replies short. Keep the request inside our own routes and we can act on it; a claim sent from a third-party page has to be checked again from the start.

ACCOUNT DATA PRACTICE

How We Handle Your Data and Access

Running a lobby means holding some of your detail, and the terms say why. We keep what a login and a wallet check need, nothing gathered for its own sake. Cookies do two jobs here: they hold your session together and they remember your language choice. Records stay for as long as the terms and payment checks require, then go. You can ask what we hold from your registered email.

What we collect

We hold the mobile number you register with, the name on the account, and the bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference that comes with a transfer. Payment rails need those to match before a wallet entry settles.

Cookies on this page

One cookie keeps you signed in as you move between pages. A second remembers the language you picked. Clearing them signs you out, and the terms still apply to your account afterwards.

Sign-in checks

A one-time code goes to the mobile number on your account whenever you sign in from a handset we have not seen. We never ask for that code in a chat message.

Records and changes

Account and payment records are kept for as long as the terms and wallet checks require, then removed. Ask for a copy or a correction from your registered email and we confirm the match first.

What Our Terms Cover and Where They Apply

111bit Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

These terms are written for readers in Bangladesh, and they apply only where local law and eligible regions allow access. If a clause here conflicts with the law where you live, the law wins and the rest of the wording stays in force. Nothing on this

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page is legal advice, so confirm your own position before you open an account. The wording itself is practical. It defines who may hold an account, how registration with a mobile number works, what you confirm about your identity, and how your account wallet records every
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entry. It covers how a bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay transfer is treated once it reaches us, how a bank transfer is matched to your name, and how a withdrawal request is verified before release. We keep the document narrow to the parts you touch. Signing
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in means you accept the version shown at that moment. When we change a section, such as withdrawal checks or device rules, the new date appears on this page and the change runs forward from there. Accounts using another person's wallet, sharing a password or altering
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the client are restricted under the same wording. Disputes follow the process written in the terms, and our desk answers questions about it.

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

Terms & Conditions Questions, Answered

Most of what reaches our desk is about the same handful of clauses: what you agree to at sign-in, what a wallet reference has to match, and what we do when a device looks unfamiliar. Below are the answers we give most often. Each one points back to a section of the terms, so you can read the full wording in context, then send us anything still unclear.

Yes. The same terms cover every wallet route we support, so a bKash transfer carries the same account rules as Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer.

Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, and we cannot confirm your position for you. Check what applies where you live before you register, or ask our desk first.

A revised version replaces the old one on this page with a new date beside it. Signing in after that date means you accept the wording then in force, so read the changed section.

Send the request from your registered email with your account number attached. We match it to your account, tell you what we hold, and correct anything that is wrong.

Using a wallet that is not in your own name, sharing a password or one-time code, or altering the client. Each of those is a breach of the wording you accepted at sign-in.

Open a ticket from your account with the transaction reference, the amount and the time it shows. Disputes follow the process written in the terms, and we work from those records.

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Terms & Conditions

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

Access may be available only where local law permits.

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The Terms Behind Your 111bit Account

Talk to 111bit About the Terms

How We Handle Your Data and Access

What we collect

Cookies on this page

Sign-in checks

Records and changes

Terms & Conditions Questions, Answered

01 Do the terms apply if I only deposit with bKash?

02 Can I hold an account if I am not in Bangladesh?

03 What happens when the terms change?

04 How do I see or correct the data you hold?

05 What gets an account restricted under these terms?

06 Where do I raise a dispute over a wallet entry?

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