Account clauses
The account clauses you accept on this page are the same ones our desk quotes on chat, so you never get two versions of one rule at the same time.
Every account on exchange bet runs on one set of terms, and this is where we set them out in full. Open yours and you will see how...
exchange bet applies the rules on this page alongside the law of the place you sign in from. We open accounts in supported regions only, and where local law permits you to hold one, these clauses are the agreement between us. Where a local rule says something different, that local rule takes priority and we will tell you what shifts. Nothing here
claims access from a country where betting is not allowed. Our payment clauses name JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast because those are the channels we support for Pakistani accounts, and each channel keeps its own confirmation timing. When a clause is amended we date it and keep the earlier wording visible for a short period, so you can compare. Keep your contact
details current: updates go to the email and phone number on your profile, and a message that bounces still counts as delivered.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
If a line here is unclear, ask our desk rather than guessing. Chat runs around the clock for Pakistani accounts, email replies arrive inside a working day, and we answer in English or Urdu.
Our chat window stays open day and night for Pakistani accounts, so you can ask about a clause in the middle of a lobby session and keep a written answer.
Write to our desk and we reply within one working day, quoting the clause number so your thread stays easy to follow when you return to it later.
Locked out or using a name you no longer keep? Our account desk restores sign-in, updates your registered number and explains what each clause means for your profile.
These clauses are drafted by the same people who run the lobby, and each update passes our desk before it appears here. We keep the dated version, the earlier wording and the...
We draft these clauses in the English you actually read, without legal padding, and our support staff go through each paragraph before it goes live on the site.
Every clause carries the date we last touched it, so you can tell whether the copy you saved earlier still matches the wording now on the page.
We keep earlier wording visible for a short window after an update, which lets you compare the old line against the new one side by side in your browser.
Our desk signs off each update before it goes live and flags any amendment that would alter how a JazzCash or Easypaisa transfer is recorded on your account.
We set clause wording against the rules of supported regions and say plainly where we do not offer an account, rather than leaving that point buried in a footnote.
Where money moves, we name the rail, whether that is JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay or Raast, instead of vague wording that leaves you guessing which channel applies.
Whatever page you land on, the same terms sit behind it. These clauses read the same way on our privacy wording, on the pages that move money and on the rules our...
The account clauses you accept on this page are the same ones our desk quotes on chat, so you never get two versions of one rule at the same time.
JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast are described the same way on this page as on the pages that handle money movement for your account, step by step.
Rules covering how you play in the lobby follow the same structure as our sportsbook clauses, so you can move between both without relearning anything or asking again.
Our privacy wording sits beside these terms and points back to the same clause numbers, which keeps the two documents from drifting apart quietly as updates land.
Our chat scripts quote this page word for word, so the answer you get on a live chat matches the clause you just read here on screen.
When one page changes, we update the pages that depend on it in the same release, so the site cannot contradict itself for long, whichever page you open next.
English is the text we work from, and any translated clause carries a line naming the dated English wording it matches, keeping both versions aligned.
Open this page on a phone and you still get the full document, laid out so you can find a clause fast. Nothing important is hidden...
The clause list stays pinned beside the text while you scroll, so you can jump between parts on a phone without losing your place in the document.
Each heading carries a date and a short label telling you whether that clause covers the account itself, play in the lobby, or money movement on your profile.
A row of shortcuts higher up the page takes you straight to the parts about JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast instead of scanning every paragraph by hand.
One tap gives you a printable copy with the version date on each page, useful when you prefer keeping your own record of what you accepted at sign-up.
Moving between English and Urdu keeps the clause numbers identical, so a screenshot taken in either version still points to the right paragraph for our desk.
A short contact strip at the foot of the page repeats our chat and email routes, so you can raise a question about a clause the moment it puzzles you.