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Sign In and Land on Your Wallet

Your 7c77777 login is built around the phone in your hand: one registered number, one SMS code, and you're back at your wallet balance and the lobby you left.

Number plus SMS codebKash, Nagad, Rocket walletStays signed in on your phoneWorks in any mobile browser
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7c77777 Sign In and Land on Your Wallet

One Screen, Then Your Wallet Opens

Opening an account takes a single screen: your mobile number, a password you choose, and the wallet you'll pay from. We send a one-time code by SMS, you type it in, and the account opens on the lobby. Nothing else is needed before you can look around. Your first stop is the wallet page. Add

funds from bKash, Nagad or Rocket by sending to the number shown and confirming with your PIN. The balance appears on your account, not inside the wallet app, so keep the SMS reference. From there the lobby opens on Cricket Scorer, Aviator and Dragon Tiger, plus the cricket board that carries BPL and international matches.

Signing in again is shorter: same number, same password, then the code. On your own phone you can stay signed in and land straight on the wallet next visit. If a code never arrives, check the number you typed first, because one wrong digit is the usual cause, then use the resend option.

  • Same number, every device We tie the account to the mobile number you register, so that one number plus your password gets you in on a phone, a computer or a tablet.
  • A code before entry Any device we haven't seen before gets a one-time code by SMS before the account opens. That single step is what keeps someone holding your password out.
  • Wallet inside the account bKash, Nagad and Rocket live in the account wallet rather than a separate app, so your balance, transfers and history sit on one page you can open anytime.
  • Support that sees the account When you open a chat, the person answering can see your sign-in attempts and wallet status, so you skip the part where you describe everything from scratch.

Account

Opening an account takes a single screen: your mobile number, a password you choose, and the wallet you'll pay from. We send a one-time code by SMS, you type it in, and the account opens on the lobby. Nothing else is needed before you can look around. Your first stop is the wallet page. Add funds from bKash, Nagad or Rocket by sending to the number shown and confirming with your PIN. The balance appears on your account, not inside the wallet app, so keep the SMS reference. From there the lobby opens on Cricket Scorer, Aviator and Dragon Tiger, plus the cricket board that carries BPL and international matches.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Back Into Your Account

Sign-in trouble usually comes down to three things: a number typed wrong, a code that arrived late, or a password you've forgotten. Our help desk handles all three from the chat button on the sign-in screen, and you don't need to be logged in to open it. Have your registered mobile number ready, since that's the first thing we ask for. If you've moved to a new number, say so straight away, because the account stays tied to the old one until we change it for you.

Chat from the sign-in screen The help button sits under the login form and works before you're signed in. Tap it, describe what happened, and stay in the window, because replies arrive there.
Number change requests Moving to a new SIM means the old number can't receive your code. Message support with the old and new numbers and they'll take you through the switch.
Code not arriving If two codes fail, support can see whether the SMS left our side and whether the number on file has a digit out of place.
LOGIN SAFETY

How We Keep Your Login Yours

Your sign-in stays tied to your phone. Any device we don't recognise gets a one-time code by SMS before the account opens, and nobody from our side will ring or message you asking for that code. Changing a password or editing wallet details brings a fresh code too. Traffic between your phone and our servers runs over an encrypted connection. The details you give at sign-up go into account checks, not into anyone else's hands. If a login you didn't make shows up, message support and we'll freeze the account while we look at it.

Code on unknown devices

Every device we don't recognise needs an SMS code before the wallet opens, even when the password is correct. We never ask you to share that code with anyone.

Name match on cash-out

Cash-outs return to the bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet you paid in from, and the sender name has to match your account name before the transfer is sent.

Encrypted connection

Everything between your phone and our servers travels over an encrypted connection, including the sign-in form, so your password isn't sent in plain text.

Freeze on request

If you spot a login you didn't make, tell support and we'll freeze the account, reset the password and go through the sign-in history with you.

LOCAL WALLETS

Paying In With bKash, Nagad, Rocket

The account wallet takes bKash, Nagad and Rocket, and you don't need anything else to get started. Choose the wallet on the cashier screen, send the amount to the number that appears, then confirm with your PIN inside the wallet app. The credit shows on your account once that confirmation reaches us. Keep the transaction ID from the SMS, since support asks for it when a transfer is slow to appear. Cash-outs go back to the wallet you paid in from, after the sender name matches the name on your account.

bKash The wallet most people here pay in from. Choose bKash on the cashier screen, send to the number shown, confirm with your PIN, then check the account balance rather than the wallet app.
Nagad Runs the same way: pick Nagad, copy the number that appears, approve the transfer inside the Nagad app. Keep the SMS reference until the amount shows in your account wallet.
Rocket Rocket moves through your operator number, so the sender name needs to match the name on your account. Send, confirm, then reload the wallet page to see the credit.

7c77777 Login Questions, Answered

Most login questions come from the code step, or from a number that changed since sign-up. Below are the ones our help desk answers most, written the way we'd reply in chat. Each answer assumes you're on your own phone; on a borrowed device the steps are the same, just with one extra SMS code. If your case isn't here, the chat button on the sign-in screen reaches a person rather than a form.

Only on devices we don't recognise. On your own phone, tick the stay-signed-in box at the code step and later visits open straight onto your wallet page.

Yes. Use the forgotten-password link under the sign-in form, enter your registered number, and the code we text lets you set a new password yourself.

One account covers both. Most people in Dhaka come in on a phone, but the same number and password work in any browser you open on a computer.

Let the resend timer run out, then ask for a second code. If both fail, open chat from the sign-in screen so support can look at the send log.

It loads first. You'll see the balance in taka, your last bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer, and any cash-out our team is still working through.

Yes, though each new phone needs its own SMS code at the first sign-in. If you sell or lose a handset, ask support to remove that device from your account.
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