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Create Your Account, Then Fund It

Registration on bajijoy is one short form and a password, and your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet is sitting ready in the cashier the moment you are through.

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ACCOUNT HELP

Where to Get Account Help Fast

If a field will not accept your number, or a code never turns up, do not open a second account — message us from the first one. Support reads the mobile number attached to the account, so write from that number and tell us what you were doing at the moment it stopped. A screenshot of the error helps more than a paragraph describing it. We reply in English and can walk you through the same steps on your own screen while you are waiting.

In-account chat Signed-in chat is the quickest route. It already knows which account is writing, so you skip the part where we ask you to prove who you are.
Payment tracing Deposit sitting in bKash but not in the wallet? Send the transaction ID and the amount, and we check it against the collection number on record.
Sign-in recovery Lost the number on your account or the password? Tell support what you can still confirm — older transfers, the wallet you funded from — and they take it from there.

What the Sign-Up Form Asks You

One screen does the whole job. We ask for your name as it appears on your bKash or Nagad account, a mobile number you actually answer, and a password. That is all we need before you can see the lobby. The mobile number matters most: the one-time code we send to it by SMS is

how we know the account is yours, and if it has not arrived, the resend link on the same screen usually clears it. Signing in later runs in the same order — number, password, code. You can sign out from any handset you no longer use, which matters when the phone is shared at home.

Verification sits apart from sign-up. It comes into play when money moves out, when we match the wallet number on your account against the number you are withdrawing to. If those two differ, our support desk asks you to confirm before anything releases. Whether you register from Dhaka or a district town, those steps stay

the same.

  • Three fields, then the lobby Name, mobile number, password. We keep the sign-up page to those, so you are not typing an address or uploading a document before you have seen a single table.
  • A code on every sign-in Each sign-in sends a one-time code to the number on your account. A stolen password on its own will not open your wallet, which is the point of it.
  • Your wallet on file Add your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number once in the cashier. We show the same number back to you at withdrawal, so you can see where funds are sent.
  • Support inside the account No separate mailbox to watch. Write from your registered number and the reply comes back through the same panel you signed in to.

Account

One screen does the whole job. We ask for your name as it appears on your bKash or Nagad account, a mobile number you actually answer, and a password. That is all we need before you can see the lobby. The mobile number matters most: the one-time code we send to it by SMS is how we know the account is yours, and if it has not arrived, the resend link on the same screen usually clears it. Signing in later runs in the same order — number, password, code. You can sign out from any handset you no longer use, which matters when the phone is shared at home. Verification sits apart from sign-up.

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Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFE BY DEFAULT

How We Protect Your Sign-In

Passwords are stored hashed rather than readable, pages load over an encrypted connection, and the one-time code is what ties a sign-in to your own handset. We ask for identity details only when money leaves the account, because that is the point where a mismatch between the wallet number and the account holder actually matters. The details you give us stay with your account and its payments; we do not sell them on. Eligibility rests on your local law, and if your region is not supported we say so instead of taking a deposit.

One-time codes

A code per sign-in, sent to the number you registered. It is the cheapest protection available and it stops a leaked password from becoming a drained wallet.

Wallet-name matching

Withdrawals go back to the wallet number on your account. Where a different number is requested, support confirms the change with you before any release.

Data kept to the account

We hold what the account and its payments need, nothing gathered for resale. Personal details are not passed to outside advertisers or mailing lists.

Access where it is allowed

Registration is offered only where local law permits and your region is eligible. If you are outside that scope, we would rather turn the sign-up down than take your money.

THREE WALLETS ONE PATH

How bKash, Nagad and Rocket Reach Your Wallet

Funding a new account is a counter move, not a card form. Open your bKash app, choose Send Money, put in the collection number shown on the cashier screen, enter the amount and confirm with your PIN. Nagad and Rocket take the same shape. The cashier waits for the confirmation message, then credits the account wallet you opened a minute ago. Hold on to the transaction ID — it is the first thing support asks for if a balance does not move.

bKash Send Money from your bKash app to the collection number on the cashier screen, confirm with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID into the deposit box so the credit can be matched.
Nagad The Nagad flow wants the same three things — number, amount, PIN. Put your registered mobile in the reference field so our side can tie the transfer to your new account.
Rocket Rocket is the third number most of us have saved, and it works identically: Send Money, amount, PIN. Keep the confirmation SMS until the balance shows in your wallet.
Upay Upay runs alongside the main three with the same steps and the same reference field. If a transfer does not land, its transaction ID lets support trace the payment.

Questions About Registering and Signing In

What reaches us at the counter is nearly always one of three things: a code that never arrived, a transfer that cleared on the phone but not in the wallet, or a question about what one account actually covers. Short answers below, written the way we would say them across the desk. If yours is not here, support reads everything sent from your registered number.

A mobile number that receives SMS, your name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, and a password you do not use elsewhere. Nothing more is needed to look around the lobby.

The code confirms the request came from your handset. If your password ever leaks, that second lock is what stands between a stranger and your wallet balance, so we keep it on.

Yes. The same account reaches the sportsbook — BPL, IPL and international cricket — plus slots and live tables such as Baccarat Speeddial and Dragon Tiger. No second sign-up is involved.

Open the cashier, copy the transaction ID from your bKash message and send it through in-account chat. We check it against the collection number and credit the wallet once it matches.

Not to register. Identity checks come in at withdrawal, where we match the wallet number you registered against the number being paid. A difference between the two is what triggers a request for more detail.

No — one account per person and per mobile number. Two accounts under one name make withdrawals harder to verify, so if you have lost access, tell support instead of starting fresh.
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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.

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