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One sign-in opens everything you left behind: your account wallet, the live tables and the slot you were mid-way through, with nothing extra to install. Access runs on your own registered details, and availability depends on local law and eligible regions.

Mobile number or usernameOne-time code checkReset by registered phoneSession list in profile

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ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Back Into Your Account

If a sign-in fails, try the reset code before writing to us, since most locked accounts clear on that step. When you do contact support, send the mobile number on the account and a short description of what you see after the code check. Screenshots help. We answer messages in the order they arrive, and payment queries go to the cashier team with your transaction reference attached so nobody asks you for it a second time.

Team online

Chat from the login screen

Chat opens from the help icon on the sign-in page as well as inside the lobby, so a stuck code check can be sorted before you ever reach your account.

Email for payment queries

Write from the number or address registered on your account and include the bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference. That lets the cashier team pull the transfer without a round of questions.

Password and code resets

The reset flow sends a fresh code to your registered mobile. If the message never arrives, check that the SIM is active and the number matches the one on your account.

SECURE SESSION

How We Keep Sign-In Secure

Login traffic runs over an encrypted connection, and passwords are stored hashed rather than in readable form. Identity checks happen at cashout, where the name on the account has to match both the document and the wallet. Sessions can be ended from your profile if a phone goes missing. The data we hold is limited to what the account and the payment checks need, and nothing about eligibility is universal, since access depends on local law and eligible regions.

Encrypted connection

Every sign-in and cashier request travels encrypted. Your password is stored hashed, so a database copy would not hand over readable login details to anyone who got hold of it.

Identity match at cashout

The name on your account, your document and your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet should belong to the same person. That single rule is what limits account takeover and disputed withdrawals.

Session control

Your profile lists the sessions that are open. If you signed in on a borrowed phone or lost one, end that session and change the password, since the next sign-in needs a fresh code.

Data kept to a minimum

We hold the details the account and payment checks need and nothing beyond that. You can see what the account carries from your profile, and data requests go through support.

bKash, Nagad and Rocket in Your Account

Once you are signed in, the cashier shows the wallet number to send to and the reference to attach. You open bKash, Nagad or Rocket on the same phone, send from a wallet registered in your own name, then paste the transaction ID back into the cashier so the amount lands on your account wallet. Matching the reference to the wallet record is what we check first. A transfer sent from someone else's number is the usual reason a payment waits for a manual look.

bKash

Send from your own bKash wallet, then paste the TrxID into the cashier field. The wallet number and the account name need to line up before the balance shows against your account.

Nagad

Nagad transfers follow the same path: cashier number, your amount, transaction ID back in the form. Keep the confirmation SMS until the payment clears, in case we ask for the reference again.

Rocket

Rocket works from the same cashier screen. If the payment does not appear on your account wallet, send the reference to support instead of repeating the transfer, so you do not pay twice.

Opening Your Account and Signing Back In

all three sides, account, document and wallet, is what keeps a bKash, Nagad or Rocket cashout from bouncing back at you. Signing in later takes less. Mobile number or username, password, then the code check if the device looks new to us. Players in Dhaka often sign in on a phone during the day and

a desktop at night; both reach the same wallet and the same lobby, so nothing is split between them. Forgot the password? The reset code goes to the number on the account, never to an email inbox you may not check. Keep that SIM active. You can change the password from your profile at any

point, and end any session you do not recognise while you are there.

One form, one code You fill a single sign-up form and confirm a one-time code sent to your mobile. Nothing else is needed before you can see the lobby and open your account wallet.
Password reset by phone Forgot your password? The reset code goes to the mobile number registered on your account, which is why we ask you to keep that SIM active and with you.
Extra check on new devices A fresh phone or browser triggers another code check before the session opens. It adds a step on purpose, so a stolen password alone cannot reach your wallet.
Cashier sits inside the session Your cashier, profile and game history all stay behind the sign-in, so wallet payments are made from inside your own session rather than from a public page.

Account

Opening an account is a short form, not a queue. You give a mobile number you actually use, choose a password, and confirm the one-time code that lands on that handset. After that we ask for your name, and when you first take money out we ask for a matching document. The same name on all three sides, account, document and wallet, is what keeps a bKash, Nagad or Rocket cashout from bouncing back at you. Signing in later takes less. Mobile number or username, password, then the code check if the device looks new to us.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

Answers to Common Sign-In Questions

Most sign-in problems come down to three things: a number that changed, a code that expired, or a device we have not seen before. The answers below cover each of those, plus what the account needs before your first wallet payment. If your case is not here, support can look at the account directly once you send the registered number.

Enter your mobile number or username and password on the sign-in page, then confirm the one-time code sent to your registered handset. The lobby and cashier open once that check passes.

Use the reset option on the sign-in page. A code goes to the mobile number on the account and you set a new password with it. Email reset is not used, so keep the SIM active.

A new device, a cleared browser or a long gap since the last session all trigger the check. It is the same flow each time and costs you one message on your phone.

Yes, but each new device gets its own code check. If your profile shows a session you do not recognise, end it and change the password straight away rather than waiting.

The account needs your real name and an active mobile number before the cashier accepts bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Document checks come in when you take money out, not before you send it in.

Check the number is the one registered on the account and that the code has not expired, then reset the password. If it still fails, contact support with your account number and a screenshot.

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