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Signing up takes a mobile number, a one-time code we text you, and a password you choose — then the lobby opens on the same screen.

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HELP WHEN STUCK

Reach Support for Login Trouble

Locked out, a code that will not arrive, or a wallet check sitting open — all three go through the same two doors. Live chat opens from the sign-in screen before you log in, so you do not need to be inside the account to ask for help. For anything that needs a screenshot, take the email route and attach it. Have your registered mobile number written down before you message; most access questions end with us checking that number against the record.

Live Chat Before Login The chat button sits under the sign-in form, so a password problem never leaves you with no way to ask. Give your registered number and we check the account.
Email With Attachments Send a screenshot of the wallet message or the error screen. It saves a round of questions and keeps the whole thread with one agent.
Wallet Verification Desk If a cash-out is held, the reply names the document we need and the name it must match. Ask on chat if the request is unclear.

Set Up Your Account, Then Sign Back In

Fill the form with a mobile number, a password, and your name exactly as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. Mixing names is the main reason a wallet check stalls later, so type it slowly. We text a one-time code to that number. Enter it, and the account exists — wallet empty,

lobby already open. Nothing else is needed to look around. A document joins the file before you take money out, and that document has to match the wallet name you gave at sign-up. Coming back is quicker than joining. Sign in with the same number and password and you land on the balance you left,

with your last game or table a tap away. A handset we have not seen before asks for a fresh code, which is deliberate: if someone else holds your phone, they still cannot move your money without the SMS. Two habits save trouble. Use one account, since a second sign-up on a fresh number splits

your history and your wallet, and we cannot merge the two. And pick a password you have not used elsewhere, because that is the first thing tried by anyone who gets hold of your number.

  • Name That Matches The name you type has to match the one on your payment wallet. A mismatch is the usual reason a withdrawal check comes back for correction.
  • Code on New Phones Signing in from a handset we have not seen triggers a one-time code on your registered number, so a lost phone does not hand your balance to a stranger.
  • Password You Control You set the password and can reset it from the sign-in screen. We never ask for it in chat, on a call or in any message.
  • Cricket Inside Once you are in, cricket leads the sportsbook — IPL, BPL and international fixtures — with slots and live tables sitting right beside it.

Account

Fill the form with a mobile number, a password, and your name exactly as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. Mixing names is the main reason a wallet check stalls later, so type it slowly. We text a one-time code to that number. Enter it, and the account exists — wallet empty, lobby already open. Nothing else is needed to look around. A document joins the file before you take money out, and that document has to match the wallet name you gave at sign-up. Coming back is quicker than joining. Sign in with the same number and password and you land on the balance you left, with your last game or table a tap away.

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Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

ACCOUNT SAFETY

How We Keep Your Account Safe

Your sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, and the password you set is stored scrambled rather than readable, so an agent can reset it but never recite it back to you. A new phone has to pass a one-time code before the wallet opens. Document checks exist for the same reason: a cash-out only leaves to a wallet carrying your name. We hold your details to run the account and its checks, and for nothing else. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Encrypted Sign-In Every login form and cashier screen loads over an encrypted connection, so your number and password are not readable in transit on shared Wi-Fi.
Identity Checks Before the first withdrawal we match your name and document to the wallet. It slows that one request and protects every one after it.
Device Control A new handset or browser triggers a one-time code. If you did not just try to sign in, tell support straight away and change the password.
Data Handling We hold your mobile number, name and verification record to run the account, answer access questions and meet the checks that keep the wallet usable.

Fund Your Wallet With Local Payments

Every deposit starts inside your account, not in your wallet app. Pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer on the cashier screen, and we show the number to send to plus the reference to attach. Complete the transfer in your own app, come back, and the amount reaches your account wallet once we match it. Withdrawals return to the same wallet you paid from, which is why the name on that wallet has to be yours. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.

bKash

Send money from your bKash app to the number shown in the cashier, then paste the transaction ID back on the same screen. We match it to your account wallet.

Nagad

Nagad transfers work the same way — confirm in your app, copy the reference, and come back to the cashier tab. Keep the sender number the one registered on your account.

Rocket

Rocket users get the same flow, and the wallet name on the account must match your registered name before a withdrawal clears the check.

Upay and Bank Transfer

Upay and bank transfer sit beside the three mobile wallets, so you can fund from whichever account you already use. Attach the reference so we can match it.

Answers Before You Open an Account

Most access problems come down to three things: a code that never arrived, a name that does not match the wallet, or a phone we have not seen before. The answers below cover each one. If yours is not here, live chat opens from the sign-in page, and your registered number is where the agent starts. Keep it handy before you message.

A Bangladesh mobile number that receives SMS, your name as written on your wallet, and a password. Nothing else is needed to browse; a document comes later, before your first withdrawal.

Give it a short wait, check the number has signal and space for messages, then tap resend. If it still fails, open live chat with your number ready and the team will look at the account.

Yes. The first sign-in on a new device asks for a one-time code sent to your registered number. After that the device is remembered until you clear it or change the password.

Message support on chat or email while you are signed in. The team checks the current record before swapping the number, because that number is what receives your access codes.

A withdrawal needs both names to line up. If they differ, message support before you request a cash-out so the record can be corrected in one go.

Same account, same wallet, same tables. The layout rearranges for a smaller screen, and the login you used on your phone works when you switch to a bigger one.
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Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.

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