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One login covers your wallet, the live tables and the cricket sportsbook, whether you come in through the browser or the app.

Phone or email sign-inOne-time code stepWallet stays linkedbKash, Nagad, Rocket
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SAFETY DETAILS

How Your Login Stays Yours

Every sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, so your password and the one-time code stay unreadable in transit. We keep passwords in hashed form — if you lose yours we reset it rather than read it back to you. A sign-in from a device we have not seen asks for the code again even when the password is correct, and repeated wrong attempts pause the form for a while. ID documents you send for verification sit with our checks team and never appear in the lobby.

Encrypted sign-in

The password you type and the code you receive travel over an encrypted connection. Nothing on the login form goes out in the clear, on phone or laptop.

Passwords kept hashed

We hold passwords in hashed form, which means nobody on our side can read yours. Forgetting it triggers a reset link instead of a lookup.

New device, new code

A sign-in from a device we have not seen asks for the code again, even with the right password. Repeated wrong attempts pause the form for a while.

ID used only for checks

Photos you send for verification go to our checks team and stay out of the lobby. Your data is handled under our privacy terms, not passed on.

What Happens After You Sign In

Open your account with the number you actually carry, because that number becomes your login and your wallet reference. We ask for your name exactly as it appears on your bKash or Nagad account, your date of birth and your district, then you choose a password you have not used anywhere else. That is the

whole form. No visit, no paperwork. After you submit, a one-time code goes to that number or to your email. Type it in and the account opens. If the code does not arrive, the resend option waits a short while before it becomes active again, which keeps someone else from hammering your number. Once you

are through, the lobby loads: slot rooms in the first row, live tables behind them, sportsbook at the side. Your wallet sits above all of it, so you can see what came in from bKash before you touch a table. Verification is the one step that can slow you down. If the name on the

wallet does not match the name on the account, we will ask for a clear photo of your ID and a selfie before the first cash-out. Do it early and later sessions are just number, code, lobby

  • A code, not just a password After your password we send a one-time code to your registered number or email. Type it in and you are through; ask for a fresh one if the first does not land.
  • Name that matches your wallet Your account name has to match the bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet you pay from. Sort that at the start and payouts return to the same rail without extra questions.
  • A password only you hold Pick something you have not used on another site and keep it off shared phones. Even if it leaks, the code step still stands between a stranger and your balance.
  • Lobby laid out for thumbs Slot rooms sit on the first row, live tables behind them, sportsbook at the side, and your wallet above it all. Nothing important hides behind a menu on a small screen.

Account

Open your account with the number you actually carry, because that number becomes your login and your wallet reference. We ask for your name exactly as it appears on your bKash or Nagad account, your date of birth and your district, then you choose a password you have not used anywhere else. That is the whole form. No visit, no paperwork. After you submit, a one-time code goes to that number or to your email. Type it in and the account opens. If the code does not arrive, the resend option waits a short while before it becomes active again, which keeps someone else from hammering your number.

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Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

LOCAL WALLETS

Pay In With bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Your wallet rides on the same login, so money moves without a second password. Choose a rail, copy the number and reference we show you, confirm with your wallet PIN, and the balance lands against your account. Cash-out goes back to the wallet it came from whenever that rail allows it. Keep the number on your account current, because that is where receipts and codes go. Nothing here needs a separate wallet password — the login you just used is the key.

bKash Send from your own bKash account to the number the wallet screen shows, add the reference, then confirm with your PIN. The balance appears once the transfer posts.
Nagad Nagad follows the same path — open the app, send to the displayed number, and wait for the confirmation message before you head back to the tables.
Rocket Rocket transfers need the reference exactly as shown, so copy it instead of typing it. Your account wallet picks up the balance under the same login.
Upay Upay sits alongside the bigger wallets for anyone who already keeps funds there. The deposit steps and the PIN confirmation are the same, and cash-out returns to that number.
Bank Transfer A bank transfer takes longer to reflect than a wallet, so keep the receipt until the balance moves. It suits amounts that sit outside your usual mobile wallet flow.
ACCOUNT HELP

When the Code Does Not Arrive

Start with the basics: is the SIM in your hand the number on the account, and is there signal? The resend option waits a short while before it goes live again, so tap it once and give it a moment. Password trouble? The reset goes to the same number or email you registered with. Past that, our support team can see your account reference while you talk, and they can tell you whether a code was sent at all.

Live chat in the lobby The chat bubble stays in the corner of every lobby screen, even before you are fully through. Give the agent your account reference and describe what the login screen shows.
Email for locked-out accounts If you cannot get past the code at all, write to account help from the address on your profile. Include your registered number and a screenshot of the error.
Reset, not recovery We replace passwords rather than read them back, so the reset link is the only route. It goes to the number or email on your profile, so keep both current.

Login Questions We Hear Often

The same handful of things trip people up at the sign-in screen: a code that went to an old number, a password saved on a phone you no longer use, a wallet name that does not match the account holder. None of it needs a trip across town or a long queue. Here are the answers we hand out most often, in the order people ask them.

Enter your registered mobile number or email on the login screen, type your password, then the one-time code we send you. The lobby opens with your wallet already linked.

Use the reset link on the sign-in screen. It goes to the number or email on your profile, and you set a new password there — we cannot read the old one back to you.

A device we have not seen before gets the code step again, even if the password is right. That keeps out someone who has your password but not your SIM.

On a phone you use yourself, the session holds until you sign out or clear your browser. Shared handsets are a different story — sign out and let the code step do its work.

One account, one password, both places. Wallet balance and open tables follow the account rather than the device, so you can start on mobile and finish on a laptop.

Contact support from the email on your profile with your old number and the new one. They re-verify you before the login number is switched across.
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