Set Up Your Account in Four Screens
Finish the sign-up form — mobile number, one-time code and a password — and your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet can be tied to the account wallet before you open a single game.
Where to Get Account Help
Sign-up problems are usually small — a code that never arrived, a wallet number typed with one digit off, a password you cannot recall. Our support desk handles all three. Reach it from the chat icon inside your account, or from the sign-up screen before you are signed in, and quote your mobile number so the agent pulls the right record. If a one-time code has not come through, let the timer run out and request a fresh one before you message us.
Fund the Account From Your Phone
An account wallet is only useful once money can reach it, so the cashier screen lists the rails you already carry. Pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, and the screen shows the receiving number, the reference and the amount field to fill. You complete the transfer inside the wallet app with your PIN — we never touch that step. Send from a wallet registered in your own name; a third-party send is the usual reason a deposit is held for a second check.
bKash
The rail most of our players reach for. Open bKash, choose Send Money, enter the number shown on the funding page, confirm the amount and close it with your PIN.
Nagad
Nagad works the same way. The deposit screen gives you a receiving number, you send from your own Nagad wallet, and the reference lands in your wallet transaction list.
Rocket
Rocket sends need your wallet number plus the check digit shown in the app. Match the reference printed on screen so the amount lands against your account wallet.
Upay
Upay sits beside the other wallets on the cashier screen. Send from an account held in your own name and keep the confirmation SMS until the new balance appears.
Bank Transfer
Prefer a bank? Use the transfer details shown at checkout from a Bangladesh account in your name, and copy the reference exactly as printed on the page.
How We Keep Your Account Safe
None of the account machinery works without security you can check for yourself. Passwords are stored hashed, so nobody on our side can read them back to you. Session codes expire, which is why a code you requested minutes ago may already be dead. Identity checks exist because a wallet transfer has to match the name on the account — that is what stops someone else draining a balance. Your data stays tied to the account, and the support desk will tell you what is held against your number.
Hashed passwords
We store a hash, not your password. If you forget it, the reset flow sends a code to your registered number instead of handing anyone the old one.
Expiring codes
One-time codes are short-lived by design. Request a new one when the timer runs down rather than reusing an older message sitting in your inbox.
Name-matched wallets
Deposits and withdrawals are expected to come from a wallet in your own name. A mismatch pauses the transfer until the support desk has checked it with you.
Your data, your say
Account records cover what we need to run the wallet and follow local rules. Ask the desk what is stored against your number and how to correct it.
What nagad88 Asks Before You Start
The form is short, but the steps behind it matter. You enter your mobile number, we send a one-time code, and that code proves the number is yours. Choose a password you have not used elsewhere, then confirm. Next comes the wallet: pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, send the amount to the number the cashier
screen shows, and enter your PIN inside the wallet app to close the transfer. The balance then appears in your account wallet, and every later sign-in runs through the same number and code.
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Number-first verification Your mobile number is the account. The one-time code we send to it proves ownership, and that same code path is used each time you sign in from a new device.
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A password you control Pick something you have not used on another site and keep it to yourself. We never ask for your wallet PIN, and nobody from our side will request it in a message.
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Wallet link, not a card After sign-up you attach bKash, Nagad or Rocket to the account wallet. Transfers are confirmed in your own wallet app with your own PIN, so the money path stays familiar.
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Help before you deposit Stuck on a step? Message the support desk from the sign-up screen with your number and the screen you are on. Account questions get answered before any money moves.
Account
The form is short, but the steps behind it matter. You enter your mobile number, we send a one-time code, and that code proves the number is yours. Choose a password you have not used elsewhere, then confirm. Next comes the wallet: pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, send the amount to the number the cashier screen shows, and enter your PIN inside the wallet app to close the transfer. The balance then appears in your account wallet, and every later sign-in runs through the same number and code.
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Sign-Up Questions We Hear Most
The questions below come from people who are mid-form and stuck, not from a script. Codes, passwords, wallet names and the one-account rule cover most of what reaches our desk during registration. If yours is not here, the chat icon takes you to an agent who can look at the record against your mobile number.
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