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Register with the mobile number you already use, set a password, clear the SMS code, and the lobby opens on your phone — cricket markets first for most people in Dhaka, with slot rooms and live tables a tap away.

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LOCAL CASH-IN

Fund Your Wallet With bKash, Nagad, Rocket

Cash-in is the part most people ask about, so here is the plain version. Open the bKash, Nagad or Rocket app you already have, send the amount to the number shown on your account's cash-in screen, then confirm with your PIN. Our side matches the transaction ID you enter and the balance shows in your wallet. Do it once from your own number and later cash-ins follow the same short path.

bKash The corner-shop cash-in most people grew up with. Send from your own bKash wallet to the number shown on your cash-in screen, confirm with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID so we can match it.
Nagad Send from your Nagad wallet and keep the SMS receipt until the balance moves. Paste the transaction ID into the cash-in field, and that message stays your proof if anything needs checking later.
Rocket Rocket suits anyone who already sends money between family numbers, and the steps are the same. Send the amount, note the transaction ID, and paste it in — we reconcile it against the account you registered.

What Happens When You Register

Filling the form takes one screen. You type your mobile number, pick a password, confirm you have read the terms, and tap to send the code. The SMS lands within moments; type the code and the account exists. Nothing to download, no queue to sit in — the browser on your phone is enough, and

if you add the home-screen shortcut later you land on the same signed-in view. After that, the flow you repeat is the short one. Number, password, fresh code. If the SMS drags on a weak signal, the resend link sits right under the field. Forgotten the password? The same mobile number carries you through a

reset, and you will be asked for a code again before anything changes. Set your wallet details early. Link the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you actually use, so a cash-in after sign-up reaches the right place first time. Your profile page lists mobile number, password and verification status together, and any edit there triggers

a new code — deliberate, not an obstacle.

  • Mobile number only There is no username to invent and no email hurdle. The number you already use for bKash or Nagad is the one your account lives on, so there is less to remember on a slow morning.
  • Code on every sign-in Each sign-in sends a fresh SMS code before the lobby opens. If someone else learns your password, that step still needs your phone in hand before anything moves.
  • Edits need confirmation Changing your password, mobile number or wallet details triggers another code. Slightly slower for you, considerably harder for anyone who is not you.
  • One profile, one place Verification status, linked wallet number and password sit on a single profile page, so you can see what is settled and what is still pending before you start.

Account

Filling the form takes one screen. You type your mobile number, pick a password, confirm you have read the terms, and tap to send the code. The SMS lands within moments; type the code and the account exists. Nothing to download, no queue to sit in — the browser on your phone is enough, and if you add the home-screen shortcut later you land on the same signed-in view. After that, the flow you repeat is the short one. Number, password, fresh code. If the SMS drags on a weak signal, the resend link sits right under the field. Forgotten the password?

See The Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Back Into Your Account

Sign-in trouble usually comes down to three things: a code that never arrived, a forgotten password, or a number that has changed hands. Chat from the help icon inside tabajee keeps your session details in front of the agent, so you are not retyping an account number. Email works better when a screenshot is involved, such as a bKash receipt or a Nagad message. If the number itself is gone, request a callback and keep your photo ID nearby — that route needs a person, not a form.

Help chat inside your account Open the help icon on any page and the chat carries your session with it, so the agent can see which account you are on without you pasting a number.
Email with your receipts Attach the bKash or Nagad message when you write in. A transaction ID saves a round of questions and gets your cash-in matched on the first reply.
Callback for locked accounts If you cannot receive the code, request a callback and we verify you against your registration details before reopening access. Slower, but it is the safer route.
SAFETY ON ACCOUNT

Keeping Your Account Locked to You

Your password is stored hashed rather than as readable text, and every page you load, from the form to the cash-in screen, runs over an encrypted connection — look for the padlock in your browser bar. Identity checks appear when the password, mobile number or wallet details change, because that is the moment an account is most exposed. We hold only the details needed to run the wallet and meet payment-partner checks, and the privacy page sets out what is stored and how to ask for a correction. Availability follows local law in eligible regions.

Encrypted from the first tap

Every page, including the registration form and cash-in screens, loads over an encrypted connection. Passwords are hashed, so the string you type is never sitting readable on our side.

Identity checks that mean something

We confirm your mobile number at sign-up and ask for a fresh code whenever the password or wallet number changes. That is how an account stays with the person who opened it.

Access tied to your number

A sign-in from a device you have not used before still has to clear the SMS code. One number, one account, no sharing logins with friends on the same phone.

Data kept to what is needed

We hold what the wallet and payment-partner checks require and nothing extra. The privacy page explains what is stored, how long it stays, and how to correct it.

Account Questions, Answered Plainly

These are the things people ask us most before and after registering: how the code works, what verification we ask for, and whether a phone and a browser behave the same way. Short answers below, and support takes over if your case is different.

No. Your mobile number is the account: it is what you type to sign in, and where the code goes. An email helps later for receipts, but it is not required.

Usually nothing at the start. If a cash-in or withdrawal needs matching, we may ask for the wallet receipt or a photo ID so the payment partner can clear it.

Tap resend once and check the number is exactly right. If it still does not land on a weak signal, request a callback and we verify you through your registration details instead.

Yes. Use the keep-me-signed-in option on a phone only you hold, and the lobby opens without a code each time. New devices still have to clear one.

Ask support while signed in. We confirm the old number first, then send a code to the new one, and the wallet attached to your account is updated in the same step.

It is one account, not two. Sign in through the mobile browser, add the home-screen shortcut if you like, and your wallet, verification status and lobby are exactly as you left them.
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