How do I set self-limits in FBAje?

Go to Account Settings, then set the daily limit. If you like, you can also view the limit before top-up with bKash or Nagad, like Dhaka users.

How long can self-exclusion be active?

From immediate break to long-term ban, both are available. When you choose a specific time, the system will retain it.

What tools are available for safe play?

Session reminders, balance alerts, and spending limits are available. These keep play under control and reduce pressure.

Where can I get help if there is a problem?

Contact Support, and if needed, temporarily lock your account. There is also a contact page for quick assistance.

Why is the FBAje App needed to play safely?

Changing settings on mobile is easy. In the FBAje App, limits, notifications, and self-exclusion can be quickly accessed.

Safe play on the FBAje App, control in your hands

If anyone wants to take a break, it's easy here in the FBAje App, self-limits, self-exclusion and alerts together, so the play stays within the rules

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How to set limits in the FBAje App

If today the spending feels a bit high, set a limit first, then use daily, weekly, or monthly controls in settings

When you create an account and log in to FBAje, these options appear; before top-ups with bKash, Nagad, or Rocket, seeing a spending chart makes the decision clear

Enable daily session timer
Set balance alert within 1 minute
Take a break notification
Pause before deposit

The rule is small, but the task is big; many Dhaka users align the settings for 2 minutes before launch

Self-limits and self-exclusion: both are different

Sometimes only a short break is needed, then self-limits are enough

But if someone needs a long break, self-exclusion is more effective; it reduces account access for a set period, and restores self-control

Self-limits

Keeps play time and costs in check

Self-exclusion

Helps take short or long breaks

Account lock

Stops quickly when under pressure

Reopen

When time runs out, rules apply

In the FBAje App these controls are in one place, so even after registering with FBAje it's easy to keep your limits

When to stop safe play

If someone checks their balance repeatedly in one day, that's a signal to back off a little

If sleep is low, anger is high, or pressure mounts, take a break; a 15-minute walk often helps restore mood

Session is getting long

Time is unclear

Top-up increasing

Many recharges in a day

Attention shifting

The game isn't fun anymore

A break is needed

Stay away from the account for a while

Simple rules for player protection and safe play

Be direct: set a budget before playing, and follow it

If you feel tired at night, disable the FBAje Login; decisions slow and mistakes increase

Budget first

Set a budget before playing

Track time

With a timer, you won't miss the session

Notifications on

Stopping is easy when alerts appear

Take a break

It's okay to stay away for a few hours

After downloading FBAje, these rules stay on the phone, so mobile care and control come together

Small help for players in Dhaka and Bangladesh

If you use bKash, Nagad, and Rocket, check the top-up limit before recharge to reduce unnecessary pressure

Many users in Old Dhaka or Uttara say, a small break works best; with one limit and one reminder, there is control

Direct access Contact page Write, and explain the problem in detail; with a quick solution the game stays much calmer.