Terms & Conditions That Work for You
When you open an account on f95, you're agreeing to a straightforward set of rules designed around how you actually play. We keep our terms transparent—no hidden clauses...
What Binds Our Agreement
By creating an account on f95, you confirm you meet the legal age requirement in your region and agree to operate your account only where local law permits. Your account is non-transferable and personal to you alone. We hold the right to verify your identity and payment method at any stage. Winnings and deposits belong to you; we do not claim ownership
of funds sitting in your account balance. Any breach of these terms—such as using another person's payment method, creating duplicate accounts, or attempting to manipulate live streams—may result in account suspension and forfeiture of pending balance. For supported regions across Pakistan, these terms apply in full unless local regulation stipulates otherwise.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Trust Built Into Every Section
Transparent Wording
Every term is written in plain English so you know exactly what you're agreeing to. No legal jargon meant to confuse; no clauses designed to catch you out.
Pakistan-Ready Payments
We name JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast because they're the rails your account uses. Deposit and withdrawal timings are spelled out, not hidden.
Account Security Promise
Two-factor authentication, encrypted password storage and regular fraud monitoring are standard. We detail how we protect your login and funds on file.
Dispute Path Guaranteed
If something goes wrong—a transaction delay, a balance discrepancy—you have a documented process to escalate and get a response. No dead ends.
Regional Compliance
Our terms reflect Pakistani market realities. We note where local law overrides our policy and explain how regional changes affect your account rights.
Live Updates
When we change the terms, we notify you in advance and log every version. You can review old copies and see exactly what changed and when.