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Your login lives on your phone: open the app or the mobile site, type your number and password, and the SMS code we send finishes the job.

Number and password loginSMS code on new devicesSession carried between app and browserPassword reset from the sign-in form
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WALLET FUNDING

Switch Between bKash, Nagad and Rocket

Money moves inside the account, not on the login screen, and that separation keeps your password out of payment forms. Once you are signed in, open the wallet tab: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer sit in one row. Choose a rail, copy the account number we show, send the amount from your own wallet app, then paste the transaction ID back into the form. We match the sender number to your registration, so the funds reach the right wallet.

bKash Send to the number shown in the wallet tab, then paste the TrxID into the same screen. Keep the number you send from identical to your registered one so the match runs on its own.
Nagad Open your Nagad app, use the account number we display, and copy the reference back into the form. A different sender number slows the match and can bounce the amount back.
Rocket Rocket transfers follow the same path: send, copy the reference, paste it in. Type the amount exactly as you sent it, down to the paisa figure.
Upay and Bank Transfer Upay and bank transfer are listed under the same wallet tab. Bank transfers need the reference line filled in, otherwise the amount waits unmatched until support traces it.
SIGN-IN HELP

Reach Account Help When Login Stalls

If the code never arrives, do not rebuild the account — tap resend once and read the message thread again before anything else. A full inbox or a SIM moved to another handset explains most of it. Still stuck? The support chat inside the site takes your registered number and checks the account from our end, and the support address in the footer works from any device, signed in or not.

Support chat Open chat from the help bubble on the login screen and give the number you registered with. We can see whether the code left our side and whether the account is held.
Support email Write from an address you can check and include the phone number on the account. A screenshot of the error screen saves a round of questions.
Password reset form Plenty of lockouts end here without anyone's help: the form sends a fresh code to your registered number and lets you set a new password on the spot.
LOGIN SAFETY

See How We Protect Your Login

Your password stays hidden from view and is never read back to you, and the connection between your phone and our servers is encrypted. Before a withdrawal leaves, the name on the payment account has to match the name you registered — that check is why a login you did not make cannot quietly empty the wallet. We also record the device and rough location behind each session, so an unfamiliar login stands out. Access depends on local law and eligible regions; where those rules say no, the account cannot be opened.

Encrypted sessions

Every screen you load after login runs over an encrypted link, so passwords and SMS codes do not travel in readable form across a shared network.

SMS code checks

A device we do not recognise has to prove it holds your SIM. That single step blocks most attempts that begin with a guessed password.

Name-matched payouts

Withdrawals go to an account in your own name, checked against your registration. A mismatched name is held for a manual look before anything moves.

Data kept minimal

We hold what the account needs — number, name, wallet history — and you can ask support what is stored against your profile at any time.

Open Your Account and See What Follows

The form asks for three things: a mobile number that receives SMS, a password you set yourself, and the wallet currency you want to hold. That is it before you can look around the lobby. Coming back is quicker. Number plus password takes you to the main screen, and we only ask for the six-digit

code when the device or browser is new to us. If the password slips your mind, start the reset on the same screen — the code confirms it and you are back in without a phone call. Keep the SIM you registered with inside a phone you actually carry. Every code we send goes to

that number, and a swapped or inactive SIM is the usual reason a login stalls. Treat the code like your PIN: our team will never ask you to read it out in chat, and anyone who does is not us. When you sign out, sign out properly, because a session left open on a borrowed

phone stays reachable by whoever holds it next. The header inside your account shows the wallet balance and the last rail you funded from, so you can tell at a glance that you are in the right place.

  • Three-field sign-up Mobile number, password, wallet currency. Fill those three boxes and confirm the SMS code, then the lobby opens and your balance appears in the header.
  • Code only on new devices The six-digit code appears when we do not recognise the handset or the browser. Same phone, same browser, straight in with your password after that first confirmation.
  • Reset from the sign-in screen Password reset starts and ends inside the login form. The code goes to your registered number, you set a new password, and the previous one stops working immediately.
  • One session, clean exit Sign out on shared phones instead of leaving the session running. Our system records which device opened the last session, which is how we flag a login you did not make.

Account

The form asks for three things: a mobile number that receives SMS, a password you set yourself, and the wallet currency you want to hold. That is it before you can look around the lobby. Coming back is quicker. Number plus password takes you to the main screen, and we only ask for the six-digit code when the device or browser is new to us. If the password slips your mind, start the reset on the same screen — the code confirms it and you are back in without a phone call. Keep the SIM you registered with inside a phone you actually carry.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

Check the Login Questions We Hear Most

These come up in chat most weeks, usually from people signing in on a phone that is new to them or right after a SIM swap. None of them call for a second account. If your case is not here, the support chat on the login screen reaches the same team that handles wallet verification.

Install the app or open the mobile site, enter your registered number and password, then type the six-digit code that lands by SMS. That confirms the handset once, and later logins skip the code.

Start the reset from the sign-in form instead of creating a second account. The code goes to your registered number, you choose a new password, and the old one stops working straight away.

Check the SIM is active and sitting in the handset you are holding, then read the full message thread. Ask us to resend once. Two accounts on one number will not work either.

Yes, though we may ask for a code on the second device the first time. Balance and wallet history read the same on both, so you can start on the phone and finish on a laptop.

The lobby opens on slots and live tables — Aviator, Roulette Livestream, Crash ShockWave — with cricket markets from BPL and international fixtures in the sportsbook beside them.

The session is encrypted, which is the part that matters on shared networks. Still, avoid signing in on someone else's handset, and sign out when you pass a phone along.
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