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One sign-in opens your slot rooms, the live tables and the cricket markets you follow. Enter the number or email on your account, confirm the code we send, and your wallet loads — access follows local law and eligible regions.

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GETTING BACK IN

Where to Get Login Help

When a sign-in fails, it is usually one of three things: a password you changed on another device, a code sent to an old number, or a browser hanging on to a dead session. Start with the reset link, since it goes to the contact on file. Still locked out? Chat from inside your account reaches the team that can see whether a login is waiting on an identity step rather than a wrong password. Keep your account number and your last deposit reference nearby; those two details shorten any check.

Live chat inside your account Signed-in chats reach the team that can see your account state, which matters when the issue is a code that never arrived or a verification step still sitting pending.
Email for locked-out accounts If you cannot get in at all, write from the email address on the account and include the number you registered with. The reply comes back to that inbox only.
Wallet checks after login Back inside, the wallet page lists each deposit and cash-out with its reference, so a payment question gets settled with the transaction ID instead of a guess.

What Happens When You Sign In

Signing in takes two fields and one code. Enter the mobile number or email you registered with, add your password, and we send a one-time code to that same number or address. Type the code and you are through. That step exists so a password alone cannot move money out of your wallet. Opening an

account is shorter than most people expect: number, password, and the rail you plan to use. No card numbers are asked at that stage. Once the code is confirmed you land on the wallet page, with your Taka balance, deposit and cash-out buttons on one screen. Last table you played, Aviator or Dragon Tiger, sits

one tap away. If an identity check is still open, the wallet page flags it above the balance; clear it once and a later payout stops asking the same questions. On a phone you use regularly the session holds until you sign out, so keep it off a friend's handset or a shared cyber cafe

machine.

  • One code per new device A code goes to your registered number or email whenever an unfamiliar device signs in. Keep it on your own screen, because a code passed over chat hands your wallet to someone else.
  • Identity check cleared once Upload your ID and a selfie from the wallet page. Once that check is approved, cash-out requests stop stopping for the same paperwork every time you ask.
  • Balance right after sign-in The wallet page puts your Taka balance beside the deposit and cash-out buttons, so nothing is buried in menus when you sign in from a different browser.
  • Reset without a phone call Forgotten password? A reset link goes to the same number or email on file, and the new password applies the moment you confirm the code that follows it.

Account

Signing in takes two fields and one code. Enter the mobile number or email you registered with, add your password, and we send a one-time code to that same number or address. Type the code and you are through. That step exists so a password alone cannot move money out of your wallet. Opening an account is shorter than most people expect: number, password, and the rail you plan to use. No card numbers are asked at that stage. Once the code is confirmed you land on the wallet page, with your Taka balance, deposit and cash-out buttons on one screen. Last table you played, Aviator or Dragon Tiger, sits one tap away.

Open an Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

ACCOUNT SAFETY

How We Keep Your Login Yours

Your login is the door to your money, so we treat it that way. Passwords are held in hashed form, pages load over an encrypted connection, and the one-time code exists precisely because a stolen password should not be enough on its own. Identity documents you upload stay tied to your account record and are matched against the name you registered with. Device and session records let us flag a sign-in from somewhere you have never used, and you can end a session yourself from account settings after borrowing a phone.

Encrypted sign-in

Login and wallet pages load over an encrypted connection, so the password and code you type are not sent as readable text across the network you happen to be on.

Code on top of the password

The one-time code pairs your password with something only you receive, which is why a leaked password alone cannot open a wallet or start a cash-out.

One identity, one account

Verification documents stay attached to a single account record and are checked against the registered name, so nobody else can claim the balance sitting in it.

Session control

See where your account is signed in and close anything you do not recognise. Worth doing after logging in on a borrowed handset or a shared machine.

WALLET RAILS

bKash, Nagad and Rocket on the Wallet Page

Everything on the wallet page is quoted in Taka, so there is no conversion step between what you send and what you see. Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket, send the amount from your own wallet app to the number the page shows, then paste the transaction ID into the box. We match that ID to your account and the balance updates. Cash-out runs the other way through the same rail you deposited with, which keeps the trail easy to follow if you ever need to check a payment.

bKash The one most accounts here start with. Send from your bKash app, paste the TrxID into the deposit form, and the amount lands against your balance in Taka.
Nagad Same flow, different app. Open Nagad, send to the number shown on your wallet page, then copy the transaction reference back into the form before you close the app.
Rocket Handy when your bKash balance is thin. The Rocket number sits beside the other rails on the wallet page, and cash-out can return to the same account you sent from.
Upay An extra rail if you already keep funds there. Deposits follow the same reference-matching step, and the wallet page shows the number to send to before you open the app.

Login Questions We Get Asked

Sign-in trouble tends to fall into the same handful of cases: a code sent to an old number, a password changed on another device, or a session stuck in a browser you no longer use. The answers below walk through each one. Anything left over, the chat inside your account reaches a person who can see the account state.

Use the reset link on the login screen. It goes to the mobile number or email on your account, and the code that follows confirms it is you before a new password is saved.

Because that handset has not been seen before. Enter the code we send and the device is recognised. Until then, treat every code as private and never forward it.

Check which number or email is saved on the account, clear space in the SMS inbox, then request a fresh code. If nothing lands, email our team from the address on file.

No. One account, one holder, one verified name. Sharing a login is the quickest way to fail an identity check, and it puts your Taka balance in someone else's hands.

Signing in works before documents are approved. The wallet page shows what is still pending, and it is the cash-out step that waits for the check to clear.

Yes. Pages load over an encrypted connection whether you are on wifi or mobile data, and the one-time code step applies exactly the same way on both.
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