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Register with the Bangladesh mobile number you already use for bKash or Nagad, confirm the OTP, and that same login opens your wallet, the slots lobby and cricket markets.

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Paying In With bKash, Nagad, Rocket

Money goes in after the OTP, never before. Open bKash, Nagad or Rocket, pick the send-money option, enter the collection number on your wallet screen, then confirm with your PIN. The transaction ID you get back is what our cashier matches, so paste it into the deposit box rather than sending it to someone on chat. Send from a wallet held in your own name; a transfer from a relative's wallet waits while we check whose money it is. Bank transfer follows the same rule for larger amounts.

bKash

Send to the collection number on your wallet screen, confirm with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID into the deposit box so the credit matches your account.

Nagad

Same flow: transfer from your own Nagad wallet, keep the reference, and the amount appears against your balance once our cashier reads the match.

Rocket

Rocket transfers work the same way and the sender name has to be yours. A third-party send waits for a manual check before anything reaches the tables.

ACCOUNT HELP DESK

Getting Help With Your Login

When a code stalls or a wallet name reads wrong, live chat inside your signed-in account is the shortest path, because the agent sees the number you registered with and the ticket you already opened. Email is for the times you cannot sign in at all; send the mobile number and the wallet you used, and leave the password out. Payment questions move faster with the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID attached. Keep one thread open rather than starting a second ticket, and the reply lands where you can see it.

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Chat inside your account

The chat button sits on the wallet screen once you are signed in, and the agent can read your registered number and recent transfers without asking you to repeat them.

Email when you are locked out

If the OTP will not clear and you cannot get in, write to the published support address from any email. Include the mobile number and the wallet name on the account.

Payment reference help

For a deposit that has not shown up, send the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID. That single reference lets our cashier trace the transfer and match it to your balance.

SAFETY ON FILE

How We Keep Your Account Safe

Passwords are stored as a hash and every session runs over TLS, so what you type on shared Wi-Fi is not readable in transit. Two checks guard the account: the OTP at sign-in, and the name match when you attach a wallet. We hold only what running the account needs, which is your mobile number, name, wallet reference and transaction history, and that data is not sold on to outside advertisers. If you want a break, ask support to freeze access; the balance stays where it is until you ask us to reopen. Access depends on your location and what local law allows.

Encrypted session Traffic between your phone and our servers travels over TLS, and passwords are stored hashed rather than in readable form, so a shared network does not hand over your login.
Identity match on payout The name on your wallet has to match the name on the account before money leaves. That one check is why a withdrawal cannot be redirected by someone guessing a password.
Data kept to a minimum We keep the mobile number, name, wallet reference and transaction history needed to run your account and settle payments. Nothing there is sold on, and you can ask what is held.
Freeze on request Want to stop for a while? Ask support to freeze the account and sign-in stops while the balance stays put. Reopening it stays your call, not ours.

What Happens When You Register

Registering asks for four things: a Bangladesh mobile number, a password you choose, your full name as it appears on your wallet, and the OTP that arrives by SMS. The code goes to the number you just typed, so keep that SIM close, because it is the one we read back at every later sign-in.

There is no separate username to remember. Once the OTP clears, the account lands on the wallet screen. Attach bKash, Nagad or Rocket there and confirm the number on your wallet record, then the balance you send shows against your account. Names have to match the wallet holder, since that same match is what a

withdrawal is checked against later. Signing in from a new phone triggers a fresh OTP. A password on its own will not open the account from a device we have not seen before, so leave the registered SIM active. If you forget the password, the reset goes to that mobile number rather than an email

address. Recovery depends on the SIM being in your hand, so tell support early if you plan to change numbers.

  • OTP on your own SIM Each new device needs a fresh code sent to the mobile number on file. A password alone cannot open your wallet from hardware we do not recognise.
  • Wallet name must match The name you register with has to match the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account you attach, which is how a withdrawal request clears the same identity check.
  • One sign-in for everything Slots, live tables and cricket sit behind the same login as your balance. No second password for the sportsbook and no separate wallet screen.
  • Help inside the account If a code stalls, the chat inside your account already knows the number you registered with, so the agent can pick up the thread without asking twice.

Account

Registering asks for four things: a Bangladesh mobile number, a password you choose, your full name as it appears on your wallet, and the OTP that arrives by SMS. The code goes to the number you just typed, so keep that SIM close, because it is the one we read back at every later sign-in. There is no separate username to remember. Once the OTP clears, the account lands on the wallet screen. Attach bKash, Nagad or Rocket there and confirm the number on your wallet record, then the balance you send shows against your account. Names have to match the wallet holder, since that same match is what a withdrawal is checked against later.

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Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

Questions Before You Register

A few things come up again and again before someone finishes the form, so here are the answers in plain terms. Nothing here replaces the terms page, but it should clear the sticking points around OTPs, wallet names and signing back in.

Yes. The mobile number you sign up with does not have to be the wallet you deposit from, but the wallet you attach must be in your own name. bKash, Nagad or Rocket all work.

Let the timer run out, request a fresh code, and check the SIM is actually in the phone. If it still does not come, open chat or email support with your number.

Confirming the OTP and matching your wallet name is the check that matters. A deposit from a wallet in another person's name is held until someone reviews it, so use your own.

No. One number opens one account, because that number is how codes and reset links reach you. Duplicate registrations get closed and the balance goes back to the wallet that funded it.

Enter the registered mobile number and your password, then key in the OTP that arrives by SMS. That code is what marks the device as yours, so keep the SIM with you.

No. Password resets go to the registered mobile number rather than an email inbox. If the SIM is gone too, message support and they will walk you through the identity check.
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