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6gbajee sets out these legal terms so you know exactly where you stand — what this site covers, how your account data is handled, and what choices are available to you. Access to this platform depends on your local law and eligible region.
Our legal posture is straightforward: we publish what applies to your account, and we keep the language clear so you can act on it without needing to decode it. These terms govern how your account is created, maintained and closed, and how your transaction records are stored. When you use a payment method — such as Nagad, Upay or Bank Transfer — the transaction history is tied to your registered account and is subject to the retention periods described in this policy. We do not store payment credentials beyond what is needed to process a transaction request. Whether access to 6gbajee is permitted in your jurisdiction is a question you should check against your local law and the eligible regions listed in our terms. We do not make that determination on your behalf. If a conflict arises between a local law and these terms, the applicable local law takes precedence. We review these terms periodically; changes are posted here with a revised date. Continued use of your account after a change is posted means you have read and accepted the updated terms.
This policy has a defined boundary. Understanding what falls inside and outside that boundary helps you know when to consult it and when to look elsewhere for answers.
These terms apply fully to your 6gbajee account — login, session continuity, password changes and account closure. Any action taken inside your signed-in account is governed by this policy and the platform rules published at the time of that action.
Deposits and withdrawals processed through Nagad, Upay or Bank Transfer are covered here in terms of record-keeping and data handling. The processing rules of each payment provider are governed by that provider's own terms, which sit outside this policy.
Game content delivered by studios — Pragmatic Play, PlayStar, Microgaming, Spadegaming and JDB — is subject to each studio's own end-user terms. Our policy covers how you access that content through your account, not the content rules the studio sets independently.
Links or integrations that take you away from 6gbajee — external payment pages, identity verification portals or third-party support tools — are not covered by this policy once you leave our domain. Check each third party's published terms directly.
You have concrete actions available to you at any point. To review the transaction records on your account, open the transaction history section from your account dashboard — every Nagad, Upay and Bank Transfer entry is logged there with a date and reference. If any personal detail on your account is incorrect — your name, registered mobile number or contact address — you can correct it by opening account settings and following the edit fields shown. We do not require you to contact support for routine detail changes; the form is live in your account. For questions about how your data is stored or how long a record is kept, you can raise that directly with us through the support routes listed on this page. If you want to close your account, the request must be submitted in writing through the support route; we will confirm the closure and the data retention period that follows. Every request is logged and acknowledged.
Open the transaction history inside your account to see every deposit and withdrawal entry, including payment method and reference date. No separate request is needed to view your own history.
Account settings let you update your registered mobile number, contact address or display name directly. Follow the fields and verification steps shown inside the edit form — the change takes effect on save.
If you want to know what data we hold, how long we keep it, or how it is used, submit your question through the support contact route. We log and acknowledge every data enquiry.
Account closure requests must be submitted in writing through our support channel. We confirm the closure and inform you of the data retention period that applies once the account is closed.
If any part of this policy raises a question you cannot resolve from within your account, we have published contact routes you can use. We ask that you include your registered account reference so we can locate your record without delay.
Open the chat widget from any page while you are signed in. State that your question relates to legal or policy, and the agent will route it to the correct queue. Your account record is visible to the agent once you are authenticated.
Send your legal or data query to the email address published in the site footer. Include your registered username and a short description of the question. We acknowledge every email and track it to resolution.
The help centre inside your signed-in account holds published answers to common policy questions. If the answer is not there, the help centre routes you to a support ticket form where you can attach any relevant account reference.
We apply a consistent set of data practices across all accounts. These are not aspirational — they describe what our systems do by default, and you can verify each one from within your account or by contacting support.
Account and transaction records are kept for the period required under the applicable rules for our operating region. Once that period lapses and your account is closed, records are removed from active systems. The exact retention period is stated in your account terms.
We use session cookies to keep your account active across pages and to remember preferences like language and lobby state. You can review cookie settings from the footer link. Disabling non-essential cookies does not affect your ability to log in or transact.
Your account credentials are stored in hashed form — we cannot read your password, and neither can support agents. If you believe your account has been accessed without your consent, use the account recovery route shown on the login page immediately.
When we make a material change to these legal terms, we post a notice on this page and, where the change directly affects account behaviour, we notify you through the in-account message centre. You can review all prior updates in the policy archive linked at the foot of this page.
These questions cover what we get asked most often about this policy — eligibility, data, contact and account rights. If your question is not here, reach us through the support routes above.
Access depends on your local law and the eligible regions defined in our terms. We do not determine eligibility on your behalf. Check the eligible regions section in your account terms and, if unsure, consult local legal guidance before continuing to use the platform.
Records covering Nagad, Upay and Bank Transfer transactions are kept for the retention period stated in your account terms. That period is tied to the rules of our operating region. Once your account is closed and the period lapses, active records are removed from our systems.
Yes. Open your account dashboard to view the personal details we hold, including contact information and transaction history. For a broader data enquiry — such as how your data is processed or shared — submit a written request through our email or live chat support route.
After your account is closed, we retain records for the period required under applicable rules. We confirm that period at the time of closure. Data is not used for marketing after closure, and active access to the lobby and wallet is removed immediately on confirmation.
Raise the specific point through our live chat or email support route. Include your account reference and the clause you are questioning. We log every legal query and respond through the same channel. If the matter is unresolved at that stage, your local consumer protection route remains available.
Yes. Nagad, Upay and Bank Transfer each operate under their own published terms, which sit outside this policy. Our policy covers how your transaction data is handled on our side — the provider's own terms govern what happens within their system during processing.