Where Our Terms Apply
Access to bej77 depends on where you are, not only on what device you hold. We publish these terms in English for Bangladesh readers and apply them the same way on a phone and on a laptop. If your local law does not allow a feature,
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that feature stays closed to you even when the lobby still shows it, so check your own position before you send money. Our account rules cover three things you actually touch: the wallet, the lobby and the login. The wallet part explains what happens when you
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pay through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, including what we do when a transfer arrives without a matching reference. The lobby part covers fair use — one account per person, no shared logins, no automated scripts. The login part covers the one-time code, device changes, and what
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to do when you lose access to your registered number. We keep the wording short on purpose. Where a clause needs a longer explanation, it sits beside the step it affects instead of being buried in a separate document. When we revise a clause, the new
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version replaces the old on this page and applies from the date shown beside that section. Nothing here overrides the law that applies to you. Where our terms and your local rules disagree, your local rules win, and we will close an account rather than ask
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you to keep breaking them. If a single clause is unclear, send the question to the help desk and we will answer in writing.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.