Log In to Your nabajee Account
Your nabajee login asks for three things: the mobile number tied to your account, your password, and the one-time code we send by SMS.
bKash, Nagad and Rocket in Your Wallet
The cash-in step is built around how you already move money. Open bKash, Nagad or Rocket on your phone, send to the wallet number the panel shows, confirm with your PIN, and the balance lands in your account wallet ready for the lobby. No card and no bank needed. Upay and bank transfer sit in the same panel for when your money is already there, and availability depends on your local law and eligible regions
bKash
Pick bKash at the cash-in step, copy the wallet number on screen, send from your bKash app and confirm your PIN. The amount shows in your account wallet once the transfer is matched.
Nagad
Choose Nagad and the same path applies: send from your Nagad app to the number displayed, then come back to your account wallet and see it sitting there.
Rocket
Rocket works from a mobile counter or your own app. Send to the number shown at cash-in, keep the transaction ID, and the transfer stays on your account record.
Upay and bank transfer
Both sit beside the three wallets for when your balance is already there. Same send-then-match step, same wallet screen, no separate trip through a cashier queue.
What Signing In Asks For
Signing in is one screen. Opening the account the first time takes a few more steps, and it helps to know them before you start. You give us your mobile number, a password you pick yourself, and the name that matches your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, because withdrawals go back out through that same
wallet. The SMS code then confirms the number is yours and not someone typing it in from elsewhere. After that, every login is number, password, code. Sign in on a phone we have not seen before and expect the code again, because a fresh device gets a fresh check. Forget the password and you can
reset it from the same mobile number, so keep that SIM active and in your hand. Everything inside the account sits behind that door: a wallet cash-in, a withdrawal request, a change of number. If your number has changed for good, talk to support with your account details before you try to sign in again.
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Mobile number as your ID One number, one account. The mobile number you join with becomes your sign-in ID, so the SIM stays in your hand and the code reaches the right phone.
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Codes on every new device A phone or browser we have not seen before triggers the SMS code again. It is a short extra step, and it is what stops someone else using your number.
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Wallet checks before withdrawal Withdrawals return to the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account held in your name. We match the wallet to your account details first, so the money lands with you.
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Support you can reach Account help runs through live chat and email, staffed by a Bangladesh-facing team that reads the same wallet language you do. Bring your registered number and the problem.
Account
Signing in is one screen. Opening the account the first time takes a few more steps, and it helps to know them before you start. You give us your mobile number, a password you pick yourself, and the name that matches your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, because withdrawals go back out through that same wallet. The SMS code then confirms the number is yours and not someone typing it in from elsewhere. After that, every login is number, password, code. Sign in on a phone we have not seen before and expect the code again, because a fresh device gets a fresh check.
Open AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Questions About nabajee Login
These are the things people ask us most on the login screen. If your question is not here, live chat answers it faster than email, and you can open chat before you are signed in. Have your registered mobile number ready so we can pull up the account without going back and forth.
nabajee Login
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.