Register an Account With Your Wallet
Opening an account takes one short form: your name, your mobile number, and the wallet you already use — bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
What the Form Asks, Step by Step
The form is short on purpose. We ask for your full name as it appears on your wallet, your mobile number, a password you choose, and the wallet you want to fund from — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Nothing else is needed before you can look around. Once you submit, a one-time code lands on
your mobile; type it in and the account is confirmed. If it never arrives, wait a moment before asking for another, because each request replaces the previous one. After that you sign in with your mobile number and password, and we send a fresh code whenever you log in from a new device. That is
how an account stays closed to someone who only has your number. Your account is personal — one per person, with the name matching the wallet you pay from. That match is what lets us check a withdrawal later without holding things up over a spelling error. Players in Dhaka and across the country use
the same form on a phone or a laptop.
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Mobile number sign-in Your mobile number is the key to the account. Come back on any phone or laptop, enter the number and password, then confirm the code we send.
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Wallet name match Register with the same name that sits on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. That single detail makes a later withdrawal check straightforward instead of a back-and-forth.
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Device code on new logins Signing in from a handset we have not seen triggers a one-time code before the lobby loads, so a borrowed SIM alone cannot open your account.
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Password you control Choose it at the form and change it whenever you like from account settings. Support can reset it for you, but nobody on our side ever asks for it.
Account
The form is short on purpose. We ask for your full name as it appears on your wallet, your mobile number, a password you choose, and the wallet you want to fund from — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Nothing else is needed before you can look around. Once you submit, a one-time code lands on your mobile; type it in and the account is confirmed. If it never arrives, wait a moment before asking for another, because each request replaces the previous one. After that you sign in with your mobile number and password, and we send a fresh code whenever you log in from a new device.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Help When the Code Fails
If the code does not arrive or a field keeps rejecting your name, do not keep retrying — contact us with the detail we need to look it up. The quickest path is the help chat inside your account, which stays open after you sign in. Email works when you are locked out completely. Either way, send your mobile number, the wallet you used and, for a payment question, the transaction ID from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket message. A screenshot of the error saves a round of questions, so attach one if you can.
Help chat in your account
Open the chat panel once you are signed in. Account questions, a stuck deposit or a name mismatch all start there, and the thread keeps your history in one place.
Email when you are locked out
Cannot get past the login screen? Write to our support address with your registered mobile number and we will look at the account from our side.
Wallet transaction reference
For anything involving money, attach the TrxID from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket message. That reference is what we search when checking a transfer.
Your bKash, Nagad and Rocket Path
Registration is where most wallets get linked, so here is what happens next. Once your account is open, head to the cashier, pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the screen shows the number to send to. Complete the transfer inside your wallet app with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID back into our field. Our side matches that ID to the incoming amount before the balance updates. Keep the wallet SMS until the credit shows — it settles any question later. Limits and availability follow your wallet's own rules and local law.
bKash
The wallet most of our players reach for first. Open the bKash app, send to the number shown at the cashier, then paste the TrxID into the deposit field.
Nagad
Same flow, different app. Send the amount from Nagad, copy the transaction reference it gives you, and our cashier matches it before the balance moves.
Rocket
Useful when your Rocket wallet is the one already loaded. Send from the app, keep the reference, and submit it on the same screen — no card or bank form in between.
Safety Checks Around Your Account
Everything you type into the register form travels over an encrypted connection, and passwords are stored hashed, never in plain text. Signing in from an unfamiliar device needs a one-time code, which is the same check that stops someone who has your number but not your password. Wallet names on deposits must match the name on the account, and that rule is what protects a withdrawal later. Nobody on our team asks for your password in chat or by email. Account access depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Encrypted form
The register page and the cashier both run over HTTPS, so the name, mobile number and wallet details you type are not readable in transit.
One-time codes
A code goes to your mobile at registration and again on a new device. It expires quickly, so an old message cannot be reused to open your account.
Name on the wallet
Deposits come from a wallet in your own name. When that matches, we can verify a withdrawal request without freezing the account over ownership questions.
Data kept for the account
We hold your registration details to run the account, check payments and meet record-keeping duties. We do not ask for documents we have no reason to see.
Questions About Opening an Account
These are the things people ask us before they submit the form. If your question is about a transfer that has already left your wallet, the wallet reference matters more than anything else, so have that message handy. For anything about your own login, contact support from the address or device you can still reach — it makes verification quicker for both sides.
Register
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.