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A single form takes you from a mobile number to a working account, and the wallet sits beside the lobby from your first session.
Fund Your Account With Local Payments
Deposits start inside your account, not on this page — that is the first thing to know. Open Wallet, pick a rail, enter the amount, and the screen shows the receiving number for that wallet. Send the money from your own app, then paste the transaction ID back into the form. A cash-out message from the wallet is what our ledger checks the entry against, so keep that SMS until the balance moves. Each rail opens only where local law and eligible regions allow it.
bKash
Send from your own bKash app to the number shown at checkout, then paste the transaction ID. The confirmation message from bKash is what we match the deposit against.
Nagad
Nagad transfers follow the same path: amount, receiving number, transaction ID. Use the wallet registered in your own name so the deposit and any later payout line up.
Rocket
Rocket works for funding and for withdrawal requests. Keep the wallet number on your profile current, since an old number slows the name check before a payout.
Upay
Upay sits alongside the three main wallets for account funding. If the rail is missing from your Wallet tab, it is not switched on for your region yet.
Bank Transfer
Bank transfer suits a larger wallet balance and clears through your own. The reference number you type into the form is the one our finance desk checks
What Happens When You Register
Registering runs in three moves. You give a mobile number that works on a Bangladesh network — that becomes your login name — then pick a password and confirm the SMS code we send to that handset. Nothing else is needed before you can look around the lobby. If the code does not arrive, the
resend button stays live for the same session, and our support desk can check the number on your behalf. Signing in afterwards is the same number and password, with the same code check on a device we have not seen before. That second check is deliberate: a wallet that can hold real balance should not
open just because someone has your password. Once you are through, an account menu sits on the left. Profile holds your name and date of birth details, Wallet shows deposits and withdrawals in one running list, and History lists every game round and sports bet you have placed, with the stake and the outcome on
each line. You can add a bank account or a mobile wallet for withdrawals from the Wallet tab; we verify the name on that wallet against the one on your profile before any payout leaves.
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Number-Based Login Your mobile number is the account name. Keep that SIM active, because the same handset receives the code used at sign-in and again when a withdrawal is confirmed.
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Device Check on Sign-In A new phone or browser triggers an SMS code before the session opens. It adds one step on a fresh device and keeps the wallet closed on the old one.
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Wallet Matched Before Payout The name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet has to match your profile name. Correct a mismatch in Profile first, then request the withdrawal again.
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Details You Control Password, contact number and withdrawal wallet all change from the Profile tab. Update them yourself in the account rather than asking an agent to edit them for you.
Account
Registering runs in three moves. You give a mobile number that works on a Bangladesh network — that becomes your login name — then pick a password and confirm the SMS code we send to that handset. Nothing else is needed before you can look around the lobby. If the code does not arrive, the resend button stays live for the same session, and our support desk can check the number on your behalf. Signing in afterwards is the same number and password, with the same code check on a device we have not seen before. That second check is deliberate: a wallet that can hold real balance should not open just because someone has your password.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
How d880 Protects Your Account and Wallet
Sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, and the password you set is stored hashed rather than in plain text — we cannot read it back, only reset it. Identity checks happen at the withdrawal step, where the name on your profile, your wallet and your document need to line up. Your data is held for account and payment checks, and you can write in for a copy or a correction. Sessions expire on their own, so a shared phone does not stay logged in after you close the tab.
Encrypted Sign-In
The login form and the wallet pages run over an encrypted connection. Check for the padlock before you type a password on a shared or public network.
Name Match at Payout
Withdrawals are checked against the name on your profile and the wallet you registered. A mismatch is stopped before the request is released, not after the money moves.
Session Control
Signing out ends the session on that device. Use it on a borrowed phone, and change your password from Profile if someone else has seen it.
Data You Can Ask About
Your profile, transaction lines and game history stay tied to the account. Write to support to request a copy of what we hold or to correct a stored detail.
Getting Help With Your Account
Two routes reach us: the chat button inside your signed-in account, and the contact address published in the footer. Chat sorts a stuck SMS code or a wallet mismatch faster, because the agent can see the session you are in. Email suits anything you want to show rather than describe. Have your registered number and the transaction ID ready before you write, and say which screen the error appeared on. We reply in English, and access to any payment rail depends on local law and eligible regions.
Questions About Registering and Signing In
Most of what reaches us about sign-up is the same handful of things: a code that has not landed, a password forgotten on an old handset, a wallet name that does not match. Short answers below, and chat picks up anything that needs a look at your actual account.
Register
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.