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Set up your 96baje account

One screen, your mobile number and the code we text you — that is the whole start. Once you are in, bKash, Nagad and Rocket are already listed on your wallet page, ready for the first add-funds step.

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96baje Set up your 96baje account
LOCAL WALLET OPTIONS

Fund your account with bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Your wallet page lists only the rails we support for Bangladesh: bKash, Nagad and Rocket. Pick one, enter the amount, and we show the receiving number and reference to send to. Complete it inside the wallet app with your PIN, then come back — the balance appears once the wallet confirms the transfer, not before. Keep the transaction ID from the SMS. If a payment does not show, that ID is the first thing support asks for, and it is what lets us trace the transfer with the wallet provider.

bKash Choose bKash at the wallet step, send the amount to the number shown, and confirm inside the app with your PIN. Keep the SMS reference until the balance appears on your account.
Nagad Nagad works the same way: we display the receiving number and you approve the transfer in your Nagad app. The reference from the confirmation message is your proof if anything lags.
Rocket Rocket payments from a registered number clear without extra paperwork. If you pay from someone else's Rocket account, tell support early, since the name check on withdrawals will flag it.

What happens after you tap create

Signing up takes one short form. We ask for your mobile number, the name that matches your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, and a password you have not used elsewhere. The code we send to that number confirms it belongs to you. Miss the message? Wait for the resend timer instead of tapping again —

too many requests in a row will hold the form for a few minutes. Signing in later uses the same number and password, or a one-time code if the password slips your mind. Keep your phone's browser updated, because older builds sometimes drop the session halfway through the form. What we check on our side

is simple. One mobile number, one account. The name on your wallet should match the name on your profile — that is what makes a withdrawal straightforward to verify later. Nothing is deducted at this stage; you add funds only after the account exists. If the form rejects your number, check the country code first,

then try another network. Our support team reads account queries through live chat and email and can confirm whether a sign-up attempt reached us.

  • One number, one account Your mobile number is your login and your wallet link. If you change SIMs, update the number in your profile before you request a withdrawal, so the check still matches.
  • Code-confirmed sign-in The one-time code we send by SMS confirms the person signing in holds the phone. It also gets you back in when a password is forgotten and needs replacing.
  • Wallet name match Keep the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet the same as your profile name. A mismatch is the usual reason a withdrawal check drags on longer than it should.
  • A team you can reach Live chat and email are the two channels we answer account questions on. Send your registered number and a short description of where the form stopped.

Account

Signing up takes one short form. We ask for your mobile number, the name that matches your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, and a password you have not used elsewhere. The code we send to that number confirms it belongs to you. Miss the message? Wait for the resend timer instead of tapping again — too many requests in a row will hold the form for a few minutes. Signing in later uses the same number and password, or a one-time code if the password slips your mind. Keep your phone's browser updated, because older builds sometimes drop the session halfway through the form. What we check on our side is simple. One mobile number, one account.

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Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

REACHING OUR TEAM

Where to get account help

Two channels handle account questions: live chat inside the site and email. Live chat suits a form that will not submit or a code that never arrived, because you can paste the error while it is still on screen. Email suits name mismatches, a changed mobile number, or anything that needs a document attached. Either way, tell us the number you registered with and what you were doing when it stopped, and that saves a round of questions. We never ask for your password or your wallet PIN, and neither should anyone messaging you.

Live chat Open it from the help bubble on any page, including the sign-up form. Best for codes that did not arrive, a stuck submit button, or a payment reference you want checked.
Email support Use email when you need to attach a document, such as an ID for a name change on your profile. Include your registered mobile number in the subject line.
Wallet queries For bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfers that have not shown up, send the transaction ID from the wallet SMS. It lets us trace the payment with the provider instead of guessing.
HOW WE PROTECT YOU

How we keep your account safe

Passwords are stored hashed, so nobody on our side reads them back to you — if you lose one, we reset it. Pages that carry your details load over an encrypted connection, which you can confirm from the padlock in your browser before you type anything. Identity checks happen at withdrawal, not at sign-up, so you are not asked for documents the moment you open an account. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions; where it does not apply, we would rather tell you than take a payment.

Encrypted pages

Sign-up, sign-in and wallet screens load over an encrypted connection. Check the padlock before you enter a password, especially on shared or public Wi-Fi.

Hashed passwords

We store a hash rather than the password itself. Our team resets a forgotten password instead of reading it out, which keeps your login out of anyone else's hands.

Checks at withdrawal

Name and wallet checks run when you request a withdrawal, not when you register. That keeps the opening step short while still tying money out to the right person.

Your data, kept tight

We collect what the account needs: mobile number, name and wallet details for withdrawals. Marketing messages can be switched off from your profile without touching your login.

Sign-up questions we get most

Most of what people ask us about registration comes down to the same handful of things: what the form wants, why a code is slow, and whether money is needed straight away. The answers below cover those, plus the bits about signing in again on a different handset. If your case is not here, live chat can look at the actual attempt.

A mobile number that can receive an SMS, your name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, and a password. Nothing else is needed at this step; wallet and identity checks come later, at withdrawal.

Give it a minute, then use the resend button once. Codes can be delayed on a busy network or blocked by a full SMS inbox. Still nothing? Try again on another browser, then contact live chat.

No. One mobile number opens one account, which keeps wallet checks and withdrawal verification tied to a single person. For a second account, use a different number held in your own name.

Open the site in the browser, enter your registered number and password, and confirm the code we text you. Nothing needs downloading, so the same details work on any handset you pick up.

Use the forget-password link under the sign-in form. We text a one-time code to your registered number and you set a new password from there. Your wallet balance stays untouched throughout.

No. Your account exists before any payment. Add funds through bKash, Nagad or Rocket whenever you are ready, and the lobby opens with cricket markets — BPL and IPL — alongside slots, Crash ShockWave and Baccarat Highrollers.
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Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.