Terms & Conditions
Account rules, eligibility, transactions, betting restrictions, disputes and other conditions contained in the supplied terms.
Presented on the Nova88 Malaysia information website.
Before reading these terms
The supplied agreement identifies NOVA88.net as a remote gaming company based in Costa Rica and gives an effective date of 28 April 2026. Those details are source-derived and have not been independently verified for this website.
A binding agreement must identify the correct contracting company and its applicable governing terms. This editorial presentation should not replace the operator’s approved legal document unless the responsible legal team confirms its accuracy and authority.
1. Introduction
The supplied terms govern access to the described remote gaming services, subject to acceptance by the player and the applicable laws. They identify the player and the responsible company as the parties to an agreement.
The source also reserves the ability to amend its documentation. The actual effect of changes, required notice and enforceability depend on the governing law.
2. Definitions
Defined expressions in the original agreement include Player, Player Account, Company Services, Betting Information, Market, Event, Documentation, Personal Information, Betting Rules, Illegal Activity and Prohibited Jurisdictions.
These terms distinguish account activity from game information and describe how specific betting and payment rules fit into the broader agreement. The exact legal definitions in the executed operator contract should control whenever interpretation matters.
3. Interpretation
The supplied contract includes conventions for references to legislation, documents, persons, electronic communications and grammatical number. It specifies GMT+8 time references and business hours of 08:00–16:00 on business days.
The source identifies English as the prevailing language when translated versions differ. Whether those time and language provisions remain current must be confirmed.
4. Applicability and acceptance
The source treats agreement to the documentation, opening an account or use of the described service as forms of acceptance. It also describes amendments and continued-use provisions.
Users should read the current terms before accepting them. Any required affirmative consent, notice and consumer protections remain subject to applicable law.
5. Player identification
The original agreement identifies registration information including username, password, real name, email, date of birth, nationality, preferred currency and confirmation of age and agreement to the terms.
It also anticipates verification and use of personal information according to a Privacy Policy. The operational requirements, disclosure rules and consequences of inaccurate information should be confirmed against the authoritative terms.
See the AML and KYC Policy for an explanatory overview of identification and enhanced checks.
6. Account terms and limitations
The source permits one account per player and specifies a minimum age of 18, or a higher locally required minimum. It places responsibility on the player to determine whether online gambling is lawful in the relevant jurisdiction.
It requires safeguarding login credentials, maintaining accurate registered details, using lawfully owned payment instruments, avoiding illegal funds and refraining from transfers or sales of player accounts.
The supplied text also permits account suspension, closure, transaction refusal and other remedies in specified circumstances. It mentions potential forfeiture relating to prolonged inactivity. These are legally significant provisions that must be checked verbatim before becoming binding website terms.
7. Player funds policy
The supplied terms describe third-party payment service providers, related processing authorisations and conditions governing deposits and withdrawals.
They also address account restrictions where prohibited activity is suspected. For easier reading, the website has a separate Player Funds Policy, but this summary does not override the original contractual text.
8. Deposits
The original agreement refers to payment options in the cashier, adjustable minimum and maximum deposits, payment instruments owned by the account holder and proper handling of cryptocurrency transfers where supported.
Before making a payment, users should check the current receiving instructions, asset, network, account currency, fees and transaction limits. Incorrect crypto transfers may be irreversible.
9. Withdrawals
The source states that deposited funds must be wagered once in full before withdrawal eligibility. Subsequent deposits are described as subject to the same basic rule. Withdrawals are also restricted by ownership, original payment route and registered currency conditions.
The supplied contract refers to 30 days to complete requested verification, 72 hours of processing following satisfactory verification and possible extra time for large withdrawals. These are historical source terms, not independently confirmed current guarantees.
The operator may request identification, proof of address or payment evidence. Sensitive documents should be submitted only through a verified secure channel.
10. Terms of transactions
The source distinguishes a bet submitted by a player from a bet accepted and recorded by the gaming server. It includes circumstances under which a wager may be void because of transmission failure, technical or pricing error, collusion, event changes or incorrectly timed market suspension.
It also mentions a one-month transaction-dispute reporting period and recording retention. These should be checked against the actual operator’s current rules and statutory obligations.
11. Player representations
The original terms require legal eligibility, informed participation, compliance with jurisdiction restrictions, protection of minors, lawful use of accounts and acknowledgement of the financial risks of gambling.
They contain a detailed prohibited-jurisdiction list, including countries and territories with varying legal systems. That list should be checked against current restrictions rather than reproduced as a definitive universal list without verification.
The source states that gambling is entertainment, not a livelihood or a means of solving financial difficulty.
12. Limitation of liability
The agreement attempts to limit responsibility for certain indirect losses, disruptions, technical errors, data issues, force majeure and transactions changed or voided under its rules.
Such clauses cannot override mandatory legal protections. Their enforceability depends on the applicable law and facts of the dispute.
13. Website use and video streams
The source restricts unauthorised copying, redistribution or reuse of protected video streams and other service content. Those restrictions are subject to the rights of the applicable copyright owners and the governing licence arrangements.
Access can also depend on technical conditions and service availability.
14. Promotions and special offers
Promotions may have separate eligibility, bonus, wagering, expiry and withdrawal terms. The supplied contract reserves rights to change or end promotional offers.
Visit the Promotions page for source-listed offers. Their continued availability is not independently established by these terms.
15. Breach of terms
The original agreement describes potential rejection of account applications, suspension, closure, withholding of winnings and application of funds against losses where breaches are established under the governing contract.
These are significant rights affecting customer funds. Any final publication should preserve the precise approved legal text and any rights of appeal or dispute resolution required by law.
16. Anti-fraud policy
The source prohibits money laundering, terrorist financing, collusion, unauthorised account use, circumvention of security systems, manipulation of results and exploitation of technical or pricing errors.
It sets out stringent potential consequences, including account termination and forfeiture. These provisions require review for legal compliance and should not be presented as an unlimited right to confiscate legitimate funds.
17. Artificial intelligence and automation
The supplied agreement expressly prohibits automated tools, software, external devices and AI-assisted applications used in connection with betting decisions or the described services.
It also describes monitoring and potential enforcement action. This is an important source term that should not be omitted, but its exact scope and consequences must be checked against the current authorised agreement.
18. Complaints and disputes
The supplied document lists [email protected] and [email protected] and refers to the Curaçao Alternative Dispute Resolution Entity (CADRE).
These contact details, the responsible legal entity, the asserted ADR jurisdiction and eligibility for that dispute process have not been independently verified. Do not rely on them as an authoritative complaint route without confirmation.
Users should maintain records of transactions and communications and follow the current official complaint procedure.
19. General provisions
The original agreement addresses the absence of a solicitation in prohibited jurisdictions, the independence of contractual clauses, waivers, written notices and other general legal matters.
To be contractually effective, these provisions must be maintained in the operator-approved legal document rather than replaced solely with an editorial summary.
Related policy pages
Review the original binding agreement
This page is an editorial guide to 19 source-listed sections. It must not replace an approved contract without legal verification. Gambling eligibility and restrictions depend on applicable law.