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Your sign-in is one screen: type the mobile number saved on your account, key in the one-time code we send, and the lobby opens with Baccarat Lantern, Crash Zap and the cricket board already in view.

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ACCOUNT SAFETY

How We Keep the Sign-In Safe

The sign-in form runs over an encrypted connection, so the number, code and password you type aren't readable in transit. Every account is tied to one verified mobile number, and a code is required whenever you sign in from a device we don't recognise. Wallet checks compare the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket profile with your account name before money moves out. Your details are held to run the account and meet local rules, and we don't ask for anything beyond that.

Encrypted sign-in

The login page and the cashier both run over HTTPS. Passwords are stored hashed, so nobody on our side can read one back to you; a reset is the only route.

One number, one account

Each account holds a single verified mobile number. Changing it needs a code sent to the old number first, so a borrowed session can't quietly move your account elsewhere.

Check before payout

Before the first withdrawal we compare your account name with the wallet profile. Mismatched names are the usual cause of held payouts, so set both up the same way.

Session control

Signing out ends the session on that device, and the remember-me box can be unticked whenever you like. On a shared phone, skip it and log in with a fresh SMS code.

ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Back Into a Locked Account

If a code never arrives, start with the obvious: check the number saved on your account, then use the resend link after the timer runs down. Still nothing? Reach our support desk through live chat on the sign-in page or by email. Keep three things ready before you write: your registered number, the TrxID of your latest bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, and a screenshot of whatever error you're seeing. That trio lets the team find your account without a long back-and-forth.

Live chat on the sign-in page Open chat from the sign-in screen without logging in. Describe what you see, whether it's a missing code, a blocked device or a forgotten password, and the team works from your registered number.
Email the account desk Put your registered number in the subject line and the TrxID of your last wallet transfer in the message. Attach screenshots of the error screen if you have them.
Wallet mismatch help If your wallet name and account name read differently, support can tell you which document settles it. Have your wallet profile page open when you write in.
WALLET RAILS

Paying In and Out From Your Account

Cashier sits one tap from the lobby. Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket and we show an account number plus a reference; send the amount from your own wallet app, then paste the transaction ID back into the form. Your balance updates on the account page once the wallet confirms, not in a chat message. Withdrawals go back to the same wallet you paid from, which is why the name match at sign-up matters.

bKash Send from your bKash app to the number shown in the cashier, then enter the TrxID on the deposit form. Your balance updates once the wallet message confirms the transfer.
Nagad Nagad transfers follow the same path: copy the cashier number, send the amount, paste the reference back. Keep the Nagad SMS until the figure shows on your account.
Rocket Rocket suits accounts held with the partner banks. Enter the Rocket number shown, confirm the PIN inside your app, then paste the transaction ID so we can match it.

What Your First Sign-In Looks Like

Signing in works the same in a phone browser and in the installed app, so you don't lose your place when you switch between them. Type the number you registered, the one tied to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, and we send a six-digit code by SMS. Enter it and you're in. If you

set a password, the same screen asks for it after the code, and you can tell the browser to remember this device so the next visit is shorter. New accounts take a few extra fields: your name as it appears on the wallet, your district, and a password. We match the wallet name to the

account name before the first withdrawal, which is why both need to be the same person. If a code doesn't land, wait for the resend rather than firing off a second request, because the earlier code stops working. Once you're inside, the wallet balance sits at the top of the screen and the lobby tabs

stay at the bottom for one-handed taps.

  • One code before the lobby We send an SMS code to the number on your account whenever you sign in from a device we don't recognise. Each new request replaces the old code, so enter the newest message.
  • Wallet name has to match The name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet should read the same as your account name. We check this before the first withdrawal clears, so set it correctly at sign-up.
  • Remembered devices Tick the remember-this-device box on a handset you use often and the page skips the SMS step next time. Use it only on your own phone, never a shared one.
  • Password reset, same screen A forgot-password link sits under the sign-in button. It sends a fresh code to your registered number, then lets you set a new password without opening a support ticket.

Account

Signing in works the same in a phone browser and in the installed app, so you don't lose your place when you switch between them. Type the number you registered, the one tied to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, and we send a six-digit code by SMS. Enter it and you're in. If you set a password, the same screen asks for it after the code, and you can tell the browser to remember this device so the next visit is shorter. New accounts take a few extra fields: your name as it appears on the wallet, your district, and a password.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

Questions About Signing In

These are the ones that land in our support chat most often. Nearly every sign-in problem traces back to three things: a number that changed, an old code still sitting in the SMS thread, or a wallet name that doesn't match the account. Work through the answers below and you'll usually clear it without writing to us at all.

Check the number saved on your account, then look for an older message from us in the SMS thread, since a newer request cancels the previous code. Weak signal can delay delivery, so try Wi-Fi.

No. Sign-in only accepts the number you registered with, even if your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet runs on a different one. Support can update it once you confirm both numbers.

Yes. A new handset counts as a new device, so we send an SMS code before the lobby opens. Your balance and any open bets stay on the account, not on the phone.

Use the forgot-password link under the sign-in button. It sends a code to your registered number, then asks you to type a new password twice. No support ticket needed.

Usually a wallet name mismatch or a pending check tied to local rules. Live chat can tell you which one applies. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Tick remember this device and the SMS step is skipped on that handset next time. Skip it on shared phones and sign in with a fresh code on each visit instead.
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