7i77 App Terms of Use and User Agreement

7i77 usually uses in-app messages, email, and SMS to send urgent updates first as in-app notices, then a copy is sent by email.

Many Dhaka users see emails less often, so app notifications are more useful; keeping two channels together reduces misses.

Yes, but some messages cannot be turned off; account security, login alerts, and policy changes are always shown.

Remaining updates you can reduce or increase from profile settings, which reduces unnecessary messages.

Offers, new games, and seasonal updates are sent in separate tags; these are separate from service messages.

If you wish, you can reduce such messages, but policy-related information cannot be turned off.

Yes, you can opt out of promotional email or SMS by unchecking in Settings; then the system will update.

For those who only use 7i77 Download and Login, this reduces unnecessary messages.

Registration, password changes, and login alerts are all transaction-based; these remain enabled because they are needed for account security.

Even though it operates in 17 countries, this notice comes to Bangladeshi users in the same way; using bKash or Nagad does not change the format.

Mostly time, device, and action-based information; if showing money or balance, it appears in a separate section.

These messages are kept short and clear, so you can read them quickly on your phone.

SMS for sign-in alerts, codes, and urgent notices; even with slow mobile network, it usually arrives.

Updates related to Nagad or Rocket are also noted on separate lines, so reading the message is clear.

Yes, but verification is required first; when adding a new number, a verification code is sent to the old number.

This reduces the hassle of messages going to wrong numbers, especially for those with multiple SIMs.