Local law and account rules
These terms cover account creation, identity checks, payment records, session use, and dispute handling. Whether you open Aviator or Dragon Tiger, the same account and session rules apply, and the registered name must match the profile that sends the request. When access or eligibility is discussed,
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we use the exact rule that it depends on local law or where local law permits, so you know the boundary before you submit details. Deposits through DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS are matched to the same registered account, which helps us flag sender-name mismatches and
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prevent duplicate entries. On mobile, your browser session may end if you switch between Chrome and Safari or leave the page idle, and you will be asked to sign in again. We also keep limited logs for account security and settlement checks, then archive them when
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the retention period ends. If we update the terms, the current version applies from the moment it is posted, and support can point you to the change history when you ask.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.