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Register a batjili Account From Your Phone

Signing up needs a mobile number, the code we text you, and a wallet you pick from the start — bKash, Nagad and Rocket sit right beside the form.

Mobile number sign-upbKash, Nagad, Rocket walletsOne-page account formSign in on any phone
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ACCOUNT HELP DESK

Where to Get Account Help

Something stuck on the code, the wallet name, or a sign-in that keeps bouncing? Live chat is the quickest route — the team can see your account state and tell you which step is holding. Email suits screenshots of a failed transfer better. Have your mobile number and the wallet name ready before you write; that alone cuts a round of questions and gets you a real answer sooner.

Live chat Open chat from any page, including before you finish signing up. The team handles code delays, wallet mismatches and locked sign-ins, and can see where your account halted.
Email support Send a screenshot of the transfer or the error screen along with your registered number. It suits anything with an attachment — a bKash receipt, a declined cash-out, a name correction.
Account settings Password change, phone update and your saved wallet numbers all sit in one panel. Most sign-in problems are solved there without waiting on a reply from anyone.
WALLET FIRST

Local Wallets Ready at Sign-Up

Your account wallet is the pot you deposit into and withdraw from, and each rail has its own path. Tap the cashier, choose the wallet, and you'll see the account number or payment request for that rail. Approve it inside your own app, then come back — the balance updates on the screen you left. Pick one rail and stay with it for withdrawals; matching the source keeps verification simple.

bKash Open bKash, choose Send Money or Payment, enter the number our cashier shows, add the amount and confirm with your PIN. Return and refresh; the balance lands on your wallet screen.
Nagad Nagad works the same shape through its Send Money menu. Enter the number we display, add your amount, finish with the PIN, then return to the cashier tab and watch for the confirmation.
Rocket Rocket uses a numbered account, so copy the digits exactly as shown and read them twice before confirming. Your PIN closes the transfer, and the wallet screen updates after the confirmation comes back.
Upay If you use Upay, the Send Money path looks familiar: our displayed number, your amount, then your PIN. It sits beside the other three inside the cashier, so no second account is needed.

What the Sign-Up Form Asks You

Start with a mobile number you actually use. We send a one-time code by SMS, you type it in, and that same number becomes your sign-in ID — no separate username to forget. Next comes a short profile: your name as it appears on your ID, your date of birth, and the district or region

you play from. We check those details because withdrawals go back to a wallet in your own name, and a mismatch there is the usual reason a cash-out stalls. Password choice matters more than people think. Use something you don't reuse elsewhere, and change it from account settings if you ever share a phone. Then

the wallet step. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, confirm the number, and your balance screen appears at zero until you put money in. Nothing is charged by opening an account. Once you're through, the lobby opens on slots, live tables and the sportsbook, with cricket markets — IPL, BPL and international fixtures — in the

sports section. If a screen looks different on your phone, rotate to landscape for live tables; the form and cashier both work in portrait.

  • One number, one login Your mobile number is the sign-in ID. The SMS code proves it's you, so nobody else can attach your wallet to their own account. Keep that number active, because codes go there.
  • Details that match your ID We ask for the name and birth date printed on your document. Withdrawals return to a wallet in your own name, so getting this right at sign-up saves you a fix later.
  • A password you control You set the password, and you can change it from account settings whenever you want. Use something unique rather than a number you share with family.
  • Lobby open after verification Once the code clears, your balance screen and the lobby both open — slots, live tables, sportsbook. The wallet starts empty, and funding it is your call.

Account

Start with a mobile number you actually use. We send a one-time code by SMS, you type it in, and that same number becomes your sign-in ID — no separate username to forget. Next comes a short profile: your name as it appears on your ID, your date of birth, and the district or region you play from. We check those details because withdrawals go back to a wallet in your own name, and a mismatch there is the usual reason a cash-out stalls. Password choice matters more than people think. Use something you don't reuse elsewhere, and change it from account settings if you ever share a phone. Then the wallet step.

Explore the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFE ACCESS

How We Protect Your Login

Every session runs over an encrypted connection, and the code that arrives by SMS is what ties a login to your phone rather than to a password alone. Identity checks before a withdrawal exist for the same reason: money only leaves to a wallet held in the name on your account. We keep profile data to what verification needs, and our privacy terms spell out how it is stored. If you play from a country or region where this service isn't permitted, don't open an account — eligibility follows your local law.

Encrypted sessions

Pages and cashier screens load over HTTPS, so the code and wallet numbers you type travel encrypted between your phone and our servers.

Code-based sign-in

The SMS code changes each time you log in. A stolen password alone won't open your account, because the session still needs the code sent to your number.

Name-matched withdrawals

Cash-outs go to a bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay wallet in the same name as your profile. That slows an impostor down and keeps your money reachable.

Data kept to a need

We store your number, ID details and wallet entries for verification and support, nothing more. Our privacy terms set out retention and how to request a copy.

Register and Sign-In Questions

These are the things people ask the help desk most often before they finish an account. Read the short answers here first — if yours isn't covered, live chat takes it from there.

A working mobile number that can receive SMS, your ID details, and a bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay wallet in your own name. That's the whole list — no documents at sign-up.

No. The number is your sign-in ID and the code goes there, so it does the job a username and password alone can't. Landline numbers won't receive the SMS.

Wait a minute, then tap resend once. Check the phone has signal and the SMS inbox isn't full. Still nothing? Live chat can see whether the code actually left our end.

Enter your mobile number and password, then type the code that arrives. You can change the password from account settings whenever you like, and keep the number active.

One account per person and per wallet. Second accounts get flagged during verification and both can be frozen, which costs you time you didn't need to lose. The rule keeps withdrawals traceable.

Nothing. Opening the account is free and the wallet starts at zero. You fund it, or don't, through the cashier in whatever amount you decide.
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