Register With Your Mobile Number
Registration runs on the number in your hand: one form, one SMS code, then the account wallet is open for bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Sign in once and the same account loads on your phone browser and on a laptop.
Fund the Wallet After Sign-Up
Registration ends at an empty wallet, so the funding tab is the first thing to open once your number is confirmed. Pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and we show the receiving number and the reference field that belongs to that rail. Send from your own wallet app, then paste the transaction ID into the form. The balance moves after the transfer is matched to your account, and the pending entry stays visible on the page while it settles, so you can see it hasn't been dropped.
What Happens After You Submit
Signing up is one screen and one code. You enter your mobile number, we send a six-digit OTP by SMS, and you type it back to confirm the number is yours. That is the whole form — no separate app install, no long questionnaire. Once the number is confirmed you set a password, and the
wallet opens with bKash, Nagad and Rocket already listed as funding routes. From then on, signing in works the same way: number and password, plus an OTP step whenever we don't recognise the device. That extra check is deliberate. A password alone should never be enough for someone else to reach your wallet or your
payout details. Before your first payout we ask for a matching identity document and a wallet number in your own name. Keep those details consistent with your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account and the check clears without back-and-forth. If a step stalls, support can see exactly where it paused — the account page carries the
same status, so you never have to guess whether something went through.
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One screen, one code Your mobile number and the SMS code are the whole form. Confirm both and the account opens — no queue, no separate download before you can reach the wallet.
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A check on new devices Sign in from a phone or browser we don't recognise and an OTP goes out before the session starts. Your password alone is never enough to reach the wallet.
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Wallet and payouts together Balance, funding history and payout details sit on one account page. You can see which bKash, Nagad or Rocket number is attached, and change it after verification.
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Support that sees your status If a step holds up, the team reads the same status you do — number confirmed, document pending, wallet attached — and tells you what to fix instead of guessing.
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Signing up is one screen and one code. You enter your mobile number, we send a six-digit OTP by SMS, and you type it back to confirm the number is yours. That is the whole form — no separate app install, no long questionnaire. Once the number is confirmed you set a password, and the wallet opens with bKash, Nagad and Rocket already listed as funding routes. From then on, signing in works the same way: number and password, plus an OTP step whenever we don't recognise the device. That extra check is deliberate. A password alone should never be enough for someone else to reach your wallet or your payout details.
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How Your Login Stays Yours
Account safety here comes back to the number on your profile. The OTP step ties every sign-in to a phone you control, identity matching ties payouts to your own name, and the session list shows where the account is open. If a device looks wrong, end that session and change the password — the change pushes every other device out, so a borrowed phone can't sit in your wallet overnight.
SSL on the form itself
The sign-up form and sign-in page both load over SSL, so the mobile number and password you type travel encrypted. Check for the padlock before you submit anything.
OTP on unknown devices
A new phone or browser doesn't get straight in. The six-digit code goes to your number first, and nothing opens until you enter it correctly.
Wallet name must match
Identity checks exist so a payout lands in your own mobile wallet, never a friend's number. Once the document is verified, later payouts follow the same matched name.
End sessions you don't know
The account page lists open sessions by device. Ending one, or changing the password, forces every other device out — which matters if a phone goes missing.
Account Help You Can Actually Reach
Two routes, both inside your account. The chat window on the account page reaches the support team during the hours posted there, and it opens with your number attached so nobody asks you to repeat it. Email is the better path when a document is involved — an ID that didn't scan cleanly, or a wallet name that differs from your profile. Include the transaction reference or the page you were on and the reply lands in your inbox or on the account notification tab.
Chat from the account page
The chat window sits on your account page and opens with your number attached, so support sees which profile you mean. Handy for OTP and sign-in problems.
Email for document issues
Send a screenshot when an ID scan fails or a wallet name differs from your profile. Attach the transaction reference if money is involved and the reply returns to that address.
Status before you ask
Most stalls surface on the account page first — number confirmed, document pending, payout matched. Check that line before you write in; it usually names the step still open.
Sign-Up Questions, Answered Plainly
The things people ask us before they open an account, in the order they usually come up: the form, the code, the device, the document. Short answers below, and the account page shows your own status if you want to check where a step stands.
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