Where Our Terms Sit With Local Law
Our terms of use set the baseline for every account on CQU CB66, and how they apply to you can shift depending on where you're accessing us from — availability and eligibility always depend on your local law and the region you're connecting from, not a
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blanket promise we can make everywhere. When you open an account, you agree to keep your registration details accurate, use one identity per account, and let us verify wallet ownership when you deposit or withdraw. That verification step matters most around payments: if you fund your
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account through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, the transaction reference tied to that wallet becomes part of your account record, and we may ask you to confirm it matches the mobile number you registered with. This isn't a hurdle we add for fun — it's how we
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keep one account tied to one verified wallet holder, and how we resolve a payment mismatch quickly if a transfer doesn't line up. Our policy pages are checked and updated periodically, and where a change affects your rights or how we handle your data, we mark
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the update date on the page itself rather than emailing every account holder. If a clause in our terms is ever found unenforceable under the law that applies to you, the rest of the agreement stays in force. We don't claim authority beyond what's stated here,
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and we'd rather be upfront that eligibility is a regional question than promise access we can't back up everywhere.
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.