Who these terms apply to
This End-User Agreement takes effect from October 2026 for TK95 App, TK95 Login, and TK95 Register, with everything you need to know in one place
If you have an account, logging in means you comply with these terms, but they are very important
For Bangladesh users, the general flow related to bKash, Nagad, and Rocket is also covered here
What to do if you want to take a break
Sometimes you need to stay a little away, so the self-exclusion option is kept, so you can set your own pace
In simple terms, you can pause account use for a specified period; many Dhaka users take a short 7-day break, then return
Log in to viewWithout limits, trouble increases
Set limits on deposits, time, and screen usage to reduce pressure; in the TK95 Deposit Guide you can view the money steps separately
Before big decisions, pause for 2 minutes, then set the routine, especially if you spend more time on mobile
- Daily limits can be set
- Weekly breaks are also possible
- Top-ups with bKash, Nagad, Rocket are easy
Time to come back with a cool head
Taking a short break can help avoid many mistakes; this cooling-off rule does that, and setup is quite simple
If you wish, you can take a short break and restart later; reading the in-app notices will help you understand how long each step takes
Start againReality check, keep a cool head
Before anything, check your pace and budget; opening the TK95 App gives quick access, but following the rules is the real thing
Reading the service terms may feel a bit tedious, but it reduces misunderstandings; reading for 23 minutes answers many questions
Contact us if you need help
If you have trouble understanding any clause, go to the Help page Help page See, the support pathways are clearly written
Bangladesh-based users usually have questions about bKash or Nagad, which you can also learn separately, especially if you are new
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