Terms vs Privacy
Both pages describe the same account, so the definitions match word for word. Where the privacy page explains what we store, this one explains what you accept.
These terms set out how your pg game account works, what we expect from you, and what you can expect from us in supported regions of Pakistan. They...
Access to pg game depends on where you are and what local law permits, so the rights described here apply only in supported regions. Where a clause conflicts with a mandatory local requirement, that requirement takes priority for your region. We keep the wording plain so you can follow each part: who may hold an account, what you accept when you join,
how transfers through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast are treated, and how a dispute is raised with us. Any revision is published on this page with a new date, and continuing to use your account after that means you accept the updated version. If you do not accept it, you can close the account by contacting support. Nothing in this document changes
the rules of a payment rail itself, which continue to apply alongside ours.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
The wording on this page is maintained by the team that runs pg game. Payments, legal and support staff each sign off on the clauses touching their area...
The clauses here were drafted by the team running pg game. Payments staff check the JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast...
We write so a reader without a legal background can follow along. Long clauses are split into short paragraphs, and...
Every change carries a date near the heading, and older versions stay available on request. That way you can tell...
Clauses that depend on local law are marked, so you know they may differ where you live. Within Pakistan the...
The sections dealing with JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast sit together, so you can read the deposit and withdrawal rules...
What our chat team tells you should match what this page says. If the two disagree, we correct the document...
Our terms page, privacy page and account page share one core wording, so you are not reading three versions of a single rule. Where a page specialises, it expands a clause rather...
Both pages describe the same account, so the definitions match word for word. Where the privacy page explains what we store, this one explains what you accept.
Eligibility, one-account rules and password duties appear in full there. Here you get the summary version, so you can check the short form before opening the longer document.
The payments page holds the step-by-step for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast. This page states the rules those steps follow, and each heading links across.
Identity checks appear on both pages with the same list of documents. The difference is purpose: one walks you through uploading, the other sets out why a check can be required.
How to shut an account, and what happens to a balance afterwards, is set out here and repeated there. Neither version overrides the other; they share a single wording.
When a clause changes on one page, the matching clause moves on the other in the same release. You see the same date, which makes an outdated copy easy to spot.
Headings here match the wording on our sibling pages. Searching a phrase from a support reply lands on the same clause whichever page you open, which keeps answers consistent.
This document is laid out so you can find a rule without reading every paragraph. Each block carries a heading you can scan, a one-line summary, and the...