Register a 90ko Account in a Few Taps
A phone number, a password, and you're through to the lobby — bKash, Nagad and Rocket sit in your wallet from the moment the account exists.
What the sign-up form asks of you
Open the form and you'll see four things: your mobile number, a password you choose, a confirmation of that password, and a tick to accept the account terms. Nothing else. Use a number that's live, because we send a one-time code to it and that same number is what our support team looks up when
you contact us about a locked account. Once you're in, the wallet page asks for a PIN before it will move money. Add your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number there and the cashier matches the name on the wallet to the name on the account. Get that wrong and a cash-out will stall at the
verification step later, so do it on day one. From the same screen you can turn on a login alert and change your password without writing to anyone. If a code never arrives, ask for another once, then check whether your operator has blocked short messages. Smart filters catch them more often than you'd think.
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Mobile number first Your phone number is the account key. We text a one-time code, you type it in, and that same number is what our team checks when you ask for help with access.
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PIN before money moves A short PIN guards the wallet screen. You set it once, and it's asked for again whenever you add a payment method or confirm a cash-out.
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Name matching from day one The name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet has to match the name you gave us. Sort that at sign-up and the cash-out step stays clean.
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Codes on new devices Your password opens the door, then a code lands on your registered number where we spot an unfamiliar handset. Sign out before lending a phone on.
Account
Open the form and you'll see four things: your mobile number, a password you choose, a confirmation of that password, and a tick to accept the account terms. Nothing else. Use a number that's live, because we send a one-time code to it and that same number is what our support team looks up when you contact us about a locked account. Once you're in, the wallet page asks for a PIN before it will move money. Add your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number there and the cashier matches the name on the wallet to the name on the account. Get that wrong and a cash-out will stall at the verification step later, so do it on day one.
Browse the lobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Where to get account help
If the form rejects your number or a code never lands, our desk is the shortest route in. Live chat runs from the site and from inside your account, and we staff it later into the evening, when the cricket usually finishes. Have your registered number to hand, plus the wallet transaction ID for anything money-related. Questions about eligibility or documents go to the same desk rather than to a social page, where nobody can actually open your account record.
Fund the account with bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Your wallet lives inside the account, so a deposit is a short loop: pick the rail, we show the number your payment should go to, you send from the app and confirm with your wallet PIN, then the cashier screen reflects the balance. Send from a wallet in your own name — that single habit is what keeps withdrawals moving later. All three rails are Bangladesh-issued, and which ones appear for you depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Questions about signing up
Most of what people ask before registering comes down to the code, the wallet name and whether a second account is allowed. Here's how each of those actually works on our side. If yours isn't covered, the chat desk will take it.
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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.