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Register Your Account and Link a Wallet

Register with the mobile number you already use for bKash, confirm one SMS code, and your nabajee account is ready for the cashier screen. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check that before you start.

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nabajee Register Your Account and Link a Wallet
SAFE ACCESS

How We Keep the Account Yours

Your password is stored hashed, the connection between your phone and our cashier runs over TLS, and the OTP step is there so a leaked password alone does not open your wallet. We verify identity before the first cash-out because a payout to the wrong person is the one mistake you cannot undo. You can close the session on any device you no longer use, and you decide how much of your own money sits in the account wallet at any time.

Encrypted sessions

Traffic between your browser or phone app and our cashier runs over TLS. Look for the padlock before you type a password, especially on shared connections.

Identity before cash-out

Before money leaves the account the first time, we check that the wallet name, the registered number and the person asking all belong together. A short step, done once.

Two keys to get in

Password plus a code sent to your mobile. If a phone is lost, tell support and we can freeze the session before you set a new password.

You set the pace

Your wallet balance stays yours to move. Nothing forces a deposit, and signing out ends the session on that device straight away.

What Signing Up Actually Asks

Signing up is a single screen, and we keep it that way on purpose. You type your mobile number, choose a password, and tap to receive an OTP by SMS. Enter the code and the account exists — the wallet sits empty until you fund it. From there you pick a payment name, and the

number you registered with should match the wallet account you send from, because that mismatch is what slows verification down. Signing in later works the same way: number, password, and a code if we ask for one on a new device. On shared phones, sign out rather than just closing the tab. What we ask

of you: real details, one account per person, and a wallet in your own name. What you get: a lobby that loads on mobile data, a cashier screen that lists every local rail in one place, and live chat or email when a step sticks. If the OTP never lands, wait a moment before requesting

another, then contact support with your number ready.

  • Number-first sign-up Your mobile number is the account ID. No email required, no printed form — just a number you already use for bKash and Nagad transfers.
  • OTP check on new devices When you sign in from a phone or browser we do not recognise, we send a code by SMS before the lobby opens. That one step keeps a stolen password from being enough.
  • One wallet, one name Register the number that matches your own bKash, Nagad or Rocket account. Name and number should line up before you send money, so verification does not stall later.
  • Help without a queue Support runs on live chat and email, in English, with a team that reads Bangladeshi wallet screens daily. Say which step you are on and we answer that step.

Account

Signing up is a single screen, and we keep it that way on purpose. You type your mobile number, choose a password, and tap to receive an OTP by SMS. Enter the code and the account exists — the wallet sits empty until you fund it. From there you pick a payment name, and the number you registered with should match the wallet account you send from, because that mismatch is what slows verification down. Signing in later works the same way: number, password, and a code if we ask for one on a new device. On shared phones, sign out rather than just closing the tab.

See the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

HELP DESK

Getting Help With Your Login

If a code does not arrive, the account is locked, or the wallet name will not match, support is where you go next. Live chat sits inside the account area once you are signed in; email works from outside the account, which matters when you cannot get in at all. Tell us the mobile number you registered with and the exact step that failed, and we can trace it instead of guessing.

Team online

Live chat after sign-in

Open the chat panel from the account area and describe the screen you are stuck on. Screenshots of the wallet app help us spot a mismatched number quickly.

Email for locked accounts

Cannot get past the OTP? Write to us from any address, quote the mobile number on the account, and we will go through the login record with you.

Wallet name checks

If a cash-out is held back, it is usually a name that does not match. Send a clear photo of the wallet profile screen and the team moves it forward.

FUNDING THE WALLET

bKash, Nagad, Rocket on the Cashier Screen

Once your account is open, the cashier screen lists bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer in one row. Tap the one you use, copy the receiving number, and send from your own wallet app — then paste the transaction ID back into the box so the payment can be matched. Cash-outs go the same route in reverse, to the wallet name you registered with. Keep the sender number identical to your sign-up number; that single match is the first thing our team checks.

bKash The rail you will probably reach for first. Send from your own bKash app, then paste the TrxID into the cashier box so the amount lands on your balance instead of sitting unmatched.
Nagad Handy for a cash-out on the walk back from the, and just as quick to fund. Use send money, keep the reference number, and check the name on the Nagad account is yours
Rocket Works well at a Dhaka mobile counter when you would rather hand over cash. The agent sends to the number the cashier shows you, and you keep the slip until the balance updates.
Bank Transfer Better suited to larger amounts and a bit slower to match, because your bank posts it first. Type the reference exactly as it appears on your slip, or the match will not find it.

Questions About Making an Account

Most of what people ask us about signing up comes down to timing, numbers and what happens when a code goes missing. Here are the answers we give in chat every day, written plainly. If your case is not covered, message support with the exact screen you are on and we will walk it with you.

One screen and one SMS code. You enter your mobile number, pick a password, type the code that arrives, and the account exists — the wallet stays empty until you choose to fund it.

No. The mobile number is the account. Email only comes into it if you would rather write to support than open live chat from inside the lobby.

Weak signal and a full SMS inbox are the usual reasons. Wait before requesting a second code, then try again on the same number; if it still fails, support can read the login record.

No. The number on the account, on the wallet and on the person cashing out should all be yours. A mismatch is the reason most cash-out holds happen.

Yes — the sportsbook, including cricket markets around BPL and international fixtures, sits in the same account as slots and live tables like Baccarat GlistenZone. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Use the reset option on the sign-in screen and confirm with the code sent to your registered number. If the number has changed, contact support first — we will not move an account on a request alone.
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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.