What happens to unused days
They stay where they are. A day you have not received is a day we still owe you, and there is no clock anywhere in the system that can take it away.
Why there is no expiry
A package is a balance of days, not a subscription to a calendar. There is no expiry date stored against it and no "expired" state it can fall into — those simply do not exist here. It follows that a quiet stretch on our side, a week where you did not open the app, or a run of voided days all cost you nothing. The package can only take longer, never less.
What can move your balance
- Down — one winning main pick, one day. That is the only mechanism there is.
- Up — buying more days, crypto bonus days at purchase, or a day granted by support.
Time is not on that list, and neither is inactivity.
If you want to stop rather than wait
- Before the first pick of the package has been released to you, nothing has been delivered: the money comes back in full. The cut-off is that first release, not the date you paid — a package that sat unused for two weeks has had exactly as much from us as one bought an hour ago.
- After that, whatever is still undelivered comes back as money, to the method you paid with. Not as more days.
That last point matters more than it looks. Settling a closing account in extra days is how a refund quietly becomes a retention device, and it is the reason people distrust prepaid balances. Write to [email protected] and it is handled as money.