Keep play controlled and affordable
Intsinzi is intended as entertainment for adults. Playing should never damage your finances, health, work, education, relationships or family responsibilities.
Set a money limit first
Decide the maximum amount you can afford to lose before requesting a code. Treat that amount as an entertainment expense, not an investment and not a way to solve financial problems. Once the limit is reached, stop.
Protect essential expenses
Never use money reserved for food, rent, school fees, medical care, transport, debt payments or family needs. Never borrow money, sell necessary property or use someone else’s funds to play.
Set a time limit
Choose how long you will stay on the platform and take regular breaks. Avoid repeated play when you are tired, upset, under pressure or trying to recover previous losses.
Warning signs
- Spending more money or time than planned.
- Hiding play from family or friends.
- Borrowing money or missing important payments.
- Feeling angry, anxious or unable to stop.
- Believing that one more round will solve a financial problem.
- Neglecting work, school, health or relationships.
Take a break
If play no longer feels controlled, stop requesting codes and contact Intsinzi support. You may ask the team to review your account or restrict access where operationally possible. Also speak with a trusted family member, financial adviser, counsellor or qualified local support professional.
Adults only
No person under 18 may use Intsinzi. Adults must not request codes for minors, allow minors to use their device for play or submit a minor’s information.
No guaranteed outcome
No player should treat a prediction round as guaranteed income. Do not follow anyone who claims to sell guaranteed results, special codes or secret methods. Protect your one-time code and use only the official Intsinzi website and support contacts.
Contact support
Intsinzi support operates from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Burundi time. Email info@intsinzi.bi or use the official WhatsApp contact shown on the website.
Last updated: 22 July 2026