Register Once, Sign In From Any Phone
One mobile number, one SMS code, and your cb6cb6 account is open — the whole form stays on a single screen, so you can finish it on the way through Dhaka without hunting for a second page.
bKash, Nagad and Rocket on the Cashier
Three wallets carry most deposits here: bKash, Nagad and Rocket. Open your app, send the amount to the number the cashier displays, confirm with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID back on the page. Upay and bank transfer sit in the same list if you'd rather use those. Match the sender number to your account — a transfer from someone else's wallet turns a routine check into a longer one.
bKash
Send from your own bKash app to the number on the deposit screen, approve with your PIN, then paste the TrxID into the box. The sender number must match your account name.
Nagad
Same flow on Nagad: wallet to wallet, PIN to approve, transaction ID copied back. Keep the confirmation SMS until the balance updates on your account page.
Rocket
Rocket works through the USSD menu or the app. Take the reference number it returns, enter it on the cashier, then check your wallet balance in the lobby.
Upay
Upay is listed alongside the bigger wallets for anyone already using it. The steps don't change — send, confirm, paste the ID, then watch your account balance update.
Bank Transfer
Bank transfer takes a while longer to reflect because the bank's own confirmation has to land first. Keep your deposit slip or app screenshot handy in case support asks.
What Happens Right After You Register
The form is one screen. You type your mobile number, choose a password, and we send a six-digit code by SMS; enter that code and the account is yours. Nothing to visit, nothing to print. We show your number back in masked form before you submit, so a typo gets caught there rather than at
the sign-in screen. During sign-up we also ask which wallet you want on the deposit tab — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer. That choice stays as your default, which means the next time you open the cashier the right rail is already selected. Once you're inside, the lobby keeps the same layout on
mobile data and on Wi-Fi, and the menu doesn't shift when you open the site in a browser on a bigger screen. Wallet balance, transaction list and bet history all sit in one place. Cricket markets are usually the first thing people check; Aviator and the slot rooms are one tap further. If a check
is pending, we name the document we're waiting on instead of leaving the request open. Support can pull your reference number, so nobody asks you the same question twice.
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One-screen form Number, password, SMS code — that's the whole thing. There is no second page and no document upload standing between you and a look around the lobby.
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Password you control Set it yourself at sign-up and reset it later from the same screen. The SMS code goes to the number on the account, not to an email you rarely open.
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Wallet picked upfront Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer once; the cashier then opens on that same tab each time you return, so there's no re-picking at the counter.
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Clear verification trail When a document is needed, the account page names the one we're waiting on and support can quote your reference number, so nothing sits unclear on your side.
Account
The form is one screen. You type your mobile number, choose a password, and we send a six-digit code by SMS; enter that code and the account is yours. Nothing to visit, nothing to print. We show your number back in masked form before you submit, so a typo gets caught there rather than at the sign-in screen. During sign-up we also ask which wallet you want on the deposit tab — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer. That choice stays as your default, which means the next time you open the cashier the right rail is already selected.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Where to Get Sign-In Help
Most access problems are small: a code that never arrived, a PIN typed one digit off, a wallet number that doesn't match the account. Our support team handles those through live chat and email, and we ask for your registered mobile number first because that's how we find your record. Wallet verification questions go to the same desk. Nobody from the brand will ask for your password or your bKash PIN.
How We Keep Your Account Yours
Your password is yours alone — we never ask for it in chat, and no one from the brand requests your wallet PIN or the SMS code. Sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, and the account page shows which devices hold an active session so you can end one you don't recognise. Identity checks happen once and leave a record you can see. The data we hold stays limited to what verification and payments actually need.
Encrypted sign-in
The login page runs over an encrypted connection, so the password and SMS code you type aren't readable in transit. Look for the padlock in your browser bar.
Identity check
Verification asks for a document once and keeps the result on file. It also keeps one person from holding several accounts, which protects the wallet attached to yours.
Session control
Your account page lists devices currently signed in and lets you end any session you don't recognise, useful if a phone gets lost or handed to someone else.
Your data, kept narrow
We collect what a payment or a verification genuinely needs — number, name, wallet reference — and nothing beyond that for marketing lists you didn't ask for.
Questions People Ask Before Joining
The same handful of things come up whenever someone opens an account with us, so we've put the plain answers here. If your case isn't covered, live chat on the account page is the quicker route.
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