1. Choose a time
24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, whichever you need, choose that
First, understand why this page exists: the self-exclusion policy isn't to stop you, but to help you set your own limits; since 2022 this service has 708K+ users, 85,074 reviews, and an average rating of 4.4/5.
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Many people first ask, how do I set limits for myself? The answer is simple: in a few steps you can choose a break, limits, or permanent restrictions.
24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, whichever you need, choose that
Set spending limits and control access to stay in control
If in doubt, log in and talk with the support team
No rush to decide long-term; if you want, proceed now Help page View now, later FAQ Find answers to common questions
Many think security means closing all doors, but that's not the case; even after logging in you will be able to view your session, notifications and security settings properly.
Some want a short break, others both short and long breaks are valid, and both are effective; a 30-day break is enough for many, while in some cases long-term self-exclusion is needed
During this time you can reassess your habits; some users later return more regulated, and some extend the break; whichever path you choose, decide it properly first
Many in Dhaka want quick solutions, so using the Self-exclusion Policy page, the Deposit page, and the Help page together saves time for you, if you want Deposit Guide More Withdrawal Rules Review and compare
Local practices are also included here; those familiar with bKash, Nagad and Rocket can usually make quick decisions when the pressure is high; take a break first, then check again
Policy pages are not fixed; new help, clearer language and faster guidance keep coming, so sometimes Blog More Newcomers Guide It's useful to check
Most importantly, if your control begins to slip, don't wait; log in, understand the rule, and if needed register today and arrange your security settings