Self Exclusion
A break can be taken from 24 hours to 30 days
A break can be taken from 24 hours to 30 days
Time, account access, and active sessions stay separate
Direct questions can be sent to the Help Team
The same policy applies to App and APK
Getting started is easy in this ban21 Guide; it explains setting limits and breaks in 3 steps
If you want to stop suddenly, take a short break; login is closed immediately
Access can be blocked for a week to break the routine
If you want a long break, take these settings; later you'll return by your own choice
When limits are active, there is no extra pressure on the account; many users in Dhaka use this option to reduce nighttime usage
Set how many minutes you can log in per day
If needed, all access can be temporarily stopped
Once set, notifications and alerts are clearly shown
To change settings, you must first end the break
Some questions come up repeatedly; the three answers below are the most useful
First check if Self Exclusion is active, then go to ban21 Login Help
For local payment questions, the support team handles them separately; in Dhaka this is quickly available
Go to the Help page and send a message; one clear question is enough
There are options of 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days; the limit starts when settings are changed
Yes, both can be kept; this makes risk controls clearer
Account status, time, and the issue you're seeing; a one-line message is enough
Yes, local questions are usually addressed quickly; information related to bKash, Nagad, Rocket is also available
Yes, whatever you set on the same account will appear the same in both