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Banking Inside Your Account Wallet

Deposits, withdrawals and identity checks all sit in one wallet screen inside 7c77777 — no separate portal, no waiting on an email.

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7c77777 Banking Inside Your Account Wallet

Local Rails We Support

Five rails sit in the cashier today: three mobile wallets most Bangladesh players already have, Upay for the same quick flow, and bank transfer when you would rather move a larger sum from your own account. Pick whichever one you already use for bills — we do not force a single route. Each option shows the receiving details and a reference on the same screen, so you are never guessing where a payment went.

bKash

The rail most of you reach for first. Send to the number the cashier shows, confirm with your PIN inside the bKash app, then come back and refresh your balance.

Nagad

Works the same way as bKash — number, amount, PIN. Handy if you keep the Nagad app on the phone you use for the lobby, because the switch takes a second.

Rocket

The wallet a lot of you already use for everyday bills. Pick Rocket, copy the reference, and confirm the payment in the app before you leave the cashier screen.

Upay

A fourth wallet option alongside bKash, Nagad and Rocket, with the same reference field so a delayed payment can still be traced by our support team.

Bank Transfer

Choose this when you want to move funds from your own bank account rather than a wallet. The cashier shows the account details and reference; keep the slip until the balance updates.

7c77777 Adding Funds From bKash or Nagad

Adding Funds From bKash or Nagad

Adding funds takes four taps once your wallet app is open beside us. We never ask you to share your PIN or OTP with anyone — you type those inside bKash, Nagad or Rocket yourself, and the payment leaves your phone, not our screen. If you use bank transfer or Upay, the cashier shows the same reference field so a support agent

can match the payment later. New to the account? Send a small amount first, check that the balance moves, then send the rest.

  • Open the cashier from your wallet — Log in and tap the wallet icon. Your available balance sits right there, so you can see what is already in the account before you send anything.
  • Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket — Each rail shows the receiving number and a reference code. Copy the reference before you switch apps — it is the quickest way for us to trace a payment later.
  • Send from your wallet app — Open bKash, Nagad or Rocket, send the amount to the number shown, and finish with your PIN. The money leaves your phone; we never see your PIN.
  • Refresh and check your balance — Come back to the cashier and pull the screen down. Once the wallet confirms, the amount appears and the same balance covers slots, live tables and the sportsbook.
7c77777 Taking Money Out to Your Wallet

Taking Money Out to Your Wallet

Withdrawals go back the way the money came in, which keeps your history readable and makes a stuck payment easier to chase. Request the amount in the cashier and we route it to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number — the same one registered on the account. We check the wallet name against your verified identity before releasing anything. That single check

is the reason a payout sometimes waits: a mismatched name is the most common hold, and it is fixed by sending the statement we ask for.

  • Request the payout in the cashier — Tap withdraw, pick the wallet you used to deposit, and type the amount. The screen shows your available balance and the number we will send to — read it once before you confirm.
  • Check the wallet name matches — bKash, Nagad and Rocket accounts are personal. If the number belongs to a relative or a shop, we cannot release the payout to it, so switch to a wallet in your own name.
  • Confirm with your PIN or OTP — We send a one-time code to your registered phone. Enter it in the app to authorise the request; without that code the withdrawal stays pending.
  • Watch the status in your account — The request moves from pending to sent once our team clears it. If we need a document, the status changes and the chat shows exactly what to send.
7c77777 Verifying Your 7c77777 Account

Verifying Your 7c77777 Account

One verification covers your whole account, and we only run it once. You send a photo of your national ID, passport or driving licence, plus a short selfie so we can see the face matches the document. We do this because a wallet account is only as safe as the name on it — if someone else can pull money out in

your name, the account is not really yours. Your documents stay on our side of the wall; you will not be asked to upload them again for every withdrawal.

  • Pick the ID you will use — National ID card, passport or driving licence — one is enough. Use the same document name as your wallet registration, because the two records are compared side by side.
  • Photograph it in daylight — Lay the card flat, take the shot from above, and keep all four corners in frame. Screenshots and photocopies are refused, and glare across the number is the usual reason a photo bounces.
  • Add a selfie with the card — Hold the document beside your face and take the photo in the app. We are matching the face to the picture, so no filters, no hats, and no one else in the frame.
  • We confirm inside the app — Once the check clears, the badge on your account changes and withdrawals stop asking for documents. You only do this once per account.

Questions About Your Wallet

Short answers to the wallet questions we get most. If yours is not here, the chat inside your account reaches the same team that handles verification, and we will ask for the transaction ID before anything else.

Open the cashier, choose bKash, then send the amount to the number we display. Confirm with your PIN inside bKash and refresh the cashier — the wallet posts the balance once it clears.

Whatever the cashier shows when you open the request. We keep the figure on that screen rather than burying it in a page like this. If a number looks off, ask support before you send.

Do not send again. Copy the transaction ID from your wallet, open support, and give us the amount and the number you sent to. Most gaps close once we match the reference.

The bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet has to be registered in your own name. When the wallet name and your verified ID do not match, we pause the payout and ask for a statement showing the account holder.

A national ID, passport or driving licence with all corners visible, plus a selfie holding it. Blurred photos and screenshots of a photo are the usual reason a check comes back.

Yes. One account wallet covers slots, live tables and the cricket markets we carry through the sportsbook. You move between them without transferring funds again.
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