How do I enable safe gaming in the 60BD App?

Log in to unlock limits, reminders and self-exclusion. Then set one small rule for yourself.

For how long can self-exclusion be set?

1 day, 7 days or longer breaks can be given. Later, if needed, check again in settings.

How do bKash, Nagad and Rocket help with cost control?

If the deposit accounts are kept separate, costs stand out. Users in Dhaka often budget this way.

What should I see first after logging into 60BD?

First, view time limits, notifications and account limits. If these are correct, the rest is easier.

Where can I get help if there is a problem?

Help page and contact page provide quick answers. If you want, you can review the settings again.

Safe play, self-exclusion and player protection in the 60BD App

For those who want to stay in control in Bangladesh, this page shows time limits, self-imposed limits, and account controls for the 60BD App in one place; Dhaka users also reconcile using bKash, Nagad, or Rocket.

Three numbers that indicate 60BD security

There is no beating around the bush

99.5% uptime

Account panel remains stable; changing settings after login takes 1-2 minutes

263,565 active users

A large user base is needed to change habits; moving forward in small steps is easier

86,330 opinions

What people do, and what Nasetar's real cue indicates

436+ titles

Even with many choices, limits can be set; that's the real benefit of safe play

Three secret stories, one lesson only

Story 01: A student from Dhaka

He initially wanted to stop playing after 11 PM; after 60BD Login, a 15-minute session limit is activated, he sets his routine, then starts checking Nagad top-up notes, so expenses are easy to account

Story 02: A worker from Chittagong

During the lunch break he turned on auto-reminder; in two weeks he saw that work time and play time aren't mixing; now he uses self-limits and takes a short break if needed

Story 03: A guardian from Sylhet

He set exclusions on the family phone; even if the 60BD APK is opened, access is blocked at specific times, so rushing doesn't happen; using Rocket for accounting has become routine

The four habits keeping control

Time limits first, not after

Set the minutes before starting a session; increasing later is easy, so block it first

Self-exclusion is a useful feature

You can take a 24-hour, 7-day, or longer break if needed; you can also instantly disable it from settings

Easy controls on the phone

The app is small, so it runs smoothly on older Android phones too; it opens the same in Dhaka and Narayanganj

Deposit costs at a glance

You can see which day how much went into bKash, Nagad and Rocket separately; this helps stay within budget

Safe start in the 60BD App, in 3 steps

Small steps, clear results

Step 1: 60BD Register

Open a new account, then view profile limits; name, phone and preference settings can be set up in 3 minutes

Step 2: 60BD Login

Step 3: Enable safety

Self-exclusion, reminders and limits together; less hassle, lighter mind

If you need help, these 3 avenues are open

Help Center

If you have questions about Help page See answers in plain language

Read the policies

Stay confident Terms And Privacy policy Take a look

Direct contact

Need a quick answer Contact page Use it if needed to discuss account limits

What 60BD does for player protection

Breaks, reminders, and filters

When time runs out, the notification reminds you; if desired, two limits can be set simultaneously, so the decision doesn't change suddenly

Clear accounting, low stress

Step-by-step calculations shown; many Dhaka users prefer to reconcile with bKash to set rules

When self-exclusion is useful

When you need strict limits yourself

1 day's break

To clear the head, this small break is often enough to prevent big mistakes

7-day break

Pausing play for a week and returning to the routine also reduces stress

Long break

Access can be restricted for a long period; start again later if needed