5kbd8 Login With Your Mobile Number
Your sign-in is one mobile number and one SMS code — no username to hunt for and no download before you start.
Cash In With bKash, Nagad, Rocket
Your wallet is funded straight from the mobile wallets most of us already carry. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket on the cash-in screen, copy the account number we display, send the amount from your own app, then confirm with your PIN. The ledger matches the transfer to your account number, so the number on your profile has to be the number you send from. Bank Transfer covers amounts a wallet balance will not. Your wallet PIN stays inside your provider's app — we never ask for it on the login screen.
bKash
Send your amount from the bKash app to the number shown on the cash-in screen, confirm with your PIN, and the wallet ledger picks it up against your account number.
Nagad
Nagad transfers run the same way: copy the number, send from your own app, key the PIN. Keep the sending number identical to the one on your profile or the match fails.
Rocket
Rocket suits anyone already banking through the mobile wallet. The reference number on your receipt is what support asks for when a transfer needs tracing.
Bank Transfer
Use a bank transfer when the amount is larger than your wallet balance allows. Keep the slip or reference, since that is what lets support trace a deposit.
What Happens When You Sign In
When you open an account, the first screen asks for your mobile number and nothing else. We send a one-time code by SMS, you key those digits into the box, and your account wallet is live. There is nothing to install first; the browser version loads fine on a mid-range Android over 4G. Sign in
again later and you use the same number, so there is no username to forget. If the SIM is lost, message support before you keep requesting codes — we will move you to re-verifying the number with ID instead. Your profile carries the verification status, so you can see at a glance whether cash-out is
open to you. Deposits from bKash, Nagad or Rocket are matched against your account number, which is why we ask you to keep that number current. Keep the password off shared family handsets, and use a private browser window on a borrowed phone. Any change to your number or your withdrawal details passes a second
check before it takes effect.
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Number-first sign-in One field, one code. You never create a username, and the same number works in browser and app, so a closed tab does not lock you out of the wallet.
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Status shown on your profile Your profile displays whether ID checks are done, so cash-out readiness is visible before you send a request. Upload once and the status stays with the account.
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Second check on changes Moving to a new mobile number or new withdrawal details triggers an extra confirmation. It adds one step, and that step is what stops a stolen SIM.
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Support that reads screenshots The team works from what you send rather than from a script. A screenshot of the code screen or a bKash receipt usually closes the question in one reply.
Account
When you open an account, the first screen asks for your mobile number and nothing else. We send a one-time code by SMS, you key those digits into the box, and your account wallet is live. There is nothing to install first; the browser version loads fine on a mid-range Android over 4G. Sign in again later and you use the same number, so there is no username to forget. If the SIM is lost, message support before you keep requesting codes — we will move you to re-verifying the number with ID instead. Your profile carries the verification status, so you can see at a glance whether cash-out is open to you.
Open Your AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Keeping Your Login Safe
Codes are single-use and expire, so a screenshot of your SMS stops working quickly. Your session ends when you close the browser on a shared phone, and any change to your number or cash-out details goes through a second confirmation. Sign-in activity sits in your account, so you can see which devices used your number and when. If the session stops feeling like fun, step away and come back tomorrow — the account waits for you.
Single-use codes
Each SMS code is tied to one sign-in attempt and expires shortly after it is sent. Ask for a fresh code instead of reusing an old message from your inbox.
Verified number changes
Swapping the mobile number on your profile needs ID and a second confirmation. That pause protects your wallet if someone else ends up holding your old SIM.
Device and session control
Signing out closes the session on that handset. On a borrowed phone, use a private browser window and shut it when you finish so the next user starts clean.
Only what verification needs
We ask for your mobile number and, for cash-out, the ID details your wallet or bank requires. Nothing beyond what the verification step itself depends on.
Login Questions We Hear Often
Most access problems come down to one of a few things: a code that never arrived, a number that changed, or a new handset asking for verification. The answers below cover those cases in the order players usually hit them. If your situation is not here, the chat window in your account is the fastest way to a person who can look at the record.
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