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These terms set out the rules that govern your rx660 account — from how you register and fund your wallet to how we handle your transaction records and account data. Access to rx660 and eligibility to hold an account depend on your local law and the regions we currently serve.
By opening and using an rx660 account, you confirm that you have read and accepted these terms in full. They cover every interaction between you and rx660: account creation, wallet funding, deposits and withdrawals, browsing the lobby, and any communication you have with our support team. These terms are written for users in Bangladesh and regions where access is permitted under local law. If your jurisdiction restricts or prohibits access to services of this kind, these terms do not extend eligibility to you — eligibility is determined solely by your local law and the regions we serve at the time you access the platform. We review and update these terms when our services change. When a material update takes place, we post the revised version to this page and note the effective date at the top. Continuing to use your account after a revision constitutes acceptance of the updated terms. If you disagree with a change, the right course is to close your account before the revision takes effect. Payment activity through bKash, Nagad, and Rocket is subject to both these terms and the individual conditions of those wallet providers. Where a conflict exists between these terms and a wallet provider's own rules, the wallet provider's terms govern the payment leg of the transaction. Your rx660 account history records each transaction on our side; the wallet provider holds the corresponding record on theirs.
Deposits and withdrawals via bKash are recorded in your rx660 account history. The bKash transaction confirmation shown in your wallet app is the corresponding payment-side record.
Nagad transfers into and out of your rx660 account appear in your account ledger within the session they are initiated. Nagad's own transaction log serves as the payment-side confirmation.
Rocket payments processed through your rx660 account are captured in your transaction history. Keep your Rocket transaction reference in case a discrepancy needs to be investigated.
Not every aspect of your experience falls under a single policy. These terms cover your rx660 account directly — but some areas involve third-party services that operate under their own rules. The table below maps the four main areas so you know which set of terms applies to each part of your journey.
These terms apply in full to account registration, login, identity verification, and account closure. Eligibility depends on your local law and the regions rx660 currently serves — we do not extend access beyond those boundaries.
Deposits and withdrawals processed through bKash, Nagad, or Rocket are covered by both these terms and the respective wallet provider's own conditions. Your rx660 account ledger is the authoritative record on our side.
Game content supplied by PG Soft, PlayStar, Habanero, and Pragmatic Play is governed by each studio's own licensing terms alongside ours. We make that content available in the lobby; the studios set the rules of the titles themselves.
Links, wallet apps, and payment platforms connected to rx660 operate under their own terms. We are not responsible for a third party's policies or service decisions, even where those services are used to fund or withdraw from your rx660 account.
These terms are not just obligations — they also define what you are entitled to do with your account. You have a standing right to review your full transaction history from within the signed-in account area at any time. If a record looks incorrect, you can raise a correction request through our support channel and we will investigate against our internal ledger. You may update the personal details held on your account — such as a linked phone number or contact email — by following the verification steps shown inside account settings. We may ask you to confirm identity before a change takes effect, in line with standard account security practice. If you want to understand how your data is handled, request a record of what we hold, or ask us to close your account, you can do so by contacting support directly. We aim to respond to account-data requests within a reasonable window; the support page shows the available contact routes.
Open the transaction history section of your signed-in account to see every deposit, withdrawal, and adjustment. The ledger is live and reflects your current balance position.
Account details including contact information can be updated by following the fields and verification steps shown in your account settings panel. Identity confirmation may be required.
If a transaction or account action does not match your records, contact support with the relevant transaction reference. We will compare it against our internal ledger and respond with the outcome.
You may close your rx660 account at any time by contacting support. Any remaining balance must be withdrawn through bKash, Nagad, or Rocket before closure is finalised.
If something in these terms is unclear, or if you need to act on a right described here — such as requesting a data record or disputing a transaction — the routes below are the ones to use. We do not publish operating hours or response-time commitments we cannot stand behind, so contact us through the channel that suits your query and we will get back to you.
The live chat widget in your signed-in account area connects you to the support team for account and terms queries. Use this for questions about a specific transaction or account action.
For written queries — including data requests, correction requests, and policy questions — use the email address published on the Contact page of the rx660 site.
The rx660 Help Centre contains answers to common terms and account questions. Check there first for policy clarifications before raising a direct support request.
Holding your account data responsibly is part of running a platform you can rely on. This section explains the practical steps we take to keep your information secure and what controls you have over it.
We keep your account and transaction records for the period required to operate the service and meet our obligations. When an account is closed, data is retained only as long as operationally or legally necessary, then removed.
rx660 uses cookies to maintain your session, remember account preferences, and measure site performance. You can review and adjust cookie settings through the banner shown on first visit or inside your browser's privacy controls.
Your account is protected by the login credentials you set at registration. We recommend keeping your password unique to rx660 and not sharing it with anyone. If you suspect unauthorised access, contact support immediately via live chat.
To request a change to how we hold or use your data, contact us through the email support route on the Contact page. We will confirm receipt and let you know the next step, including any identity check needed to process the request.
These questions come up often when people read through the terms for the first time. If your question is not here, the live chat or email routes in the support section above will get you a direct answer.
These terms apply to any account opened through rx660. Whether you can hold an account depends on your local law and the regions we currently serve. If access is restricted where you are, these terms do not change that — eligibility is set by local law, not by the terms themselves.
When you close your rx660 account, we retain your data only as long as operationally or legally necessary. After that period, it is removed from our active systems. Contact support through email if you want to know more about what we hold and for how long.
Yes. Open your transaction history in the signed-in account area, note the reference for the transaction in question, and contact support via live chat or email. We will compare it against our internal ledger and let you know the outcome of the investigation.
When we make a material change to these terms, the updated version is posted to this page with a revised effective date at the top. Continuing to use your account after the update date means you accept the revised terms. If you disagree, you should close your account before the change takes effect.
Wallet transactions are covered by both these terms and the individual conditions of your chosen wallet provider. Where there is a conflict between the two, the wallet provider's terms govern the payment side. Your rx660 account ledger records the transaction on our side; your wallet app holds the corresponding payment confirmation.
Go to account settings when signed in and follow the fields shown there for updating contact information. You may be asked to complete a verification step before the change is saved. If you run into a problem, contact support and they can walk you through the process.