Open Your kbajie Account in a Few Steps
No long queue to get in: you register with a mobile number, confirm the one-time code, and the same login carries you into the lobby and the account wallet.
How We Keep Your Login Protected
Account security here is mostly unglamorous plumbing, and that is the point. Passwords are stored hashed, sessions carry an expiry, and a sign-in from a device we do not recognise has to clear a one-time code before it opens. We ask for identity details once, at verification, and use them to match your name against the wallet you withdraw to, not to build a marketing list. The profile screen shows what we hold, and you can correct the parts you typed wrong.
Every page you sign in on runs over an encrypted connection, including the register form and the wallet screen. That covers your password and the one-time code as they travel between your phone and our servers.
Verification happens before your first withdrawal, not on the register form. Matching your name to the wallet you cash out to is how we keep someone else's bKash number from collecting your balance.
Sign out on handsets you share with family. If a phone goes missing, message support from another device with your registered number and we close the open sessions tied to that login.
We keep your name, number and wallet references to run the account and settle withdrawals. Nothing about your play is sold on, and the profile screen shows exactly which details sit on file.
Reach kbajie Support From the Account Menu
Locked out, wrong number on the profile, a deposit that has not shown up? Open the help screen from the account menu and send everything in one message: registered number, transaction ID and the time you sent it. Written requests leave a record both sides can follow, which is why we ask for them instead of a quick call. Wallet verification cases go to the same queue. If your code never arrives, say so in that thread and we will check whether the number on file still matches your SIM.
Fund Your Wallet With bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Deposits happen inside the wallet tab, and each rail works the same way: pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, we show the account number for your transfer, you send from your own app, then you enter the transaction ID where the wallet raises its PIN prompt. Keep the sender number identical to the one on your profile, because that match is how the transfer credits to you instead of sitting in a manual check. Cash-out runs back through the same rail, so the wallet you funded from is the wallet that receives your withdrawal.
See What the Register Form Asks For
When you tap the account button on your phone, the form asks for three things: your mobile number, a password you choose, and the currency you want the wallet in. Nothing else. Put the number you actually carry, because that is where the one-time code lands and where wallet verification messages go later. Signing in
afterwards takes the same number and password, plus a fresh code each time you log in from an unrecognised device. If the code does not arrive, reopen the app, check the message inbox for a sender name that matches the payment message thread, and request it again rather than creating a second account. Your first
deposit goes through the wallet, not the form, so you can finish registration first and fund it when you are ready. Details you enter, name, number and wallet, should match what your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account shows, since mismatched names slow down verification when you withdraw. If anything looks wrong on the profile screen,
message support with the number you registered before you play further.
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Number-first sign-up We keep the form short: mobile number, password, currency. Use the SIM you carry daily so the one-time code and any wallet verification message reach you without hunting for another phone.
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Code on every new device Log in from a phone we have not seen and we send a fresh code before the session opens. That extra step is what keeps a stolen password from becoming a drained wallet.
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Wallet matches your name The name on your profile should match the wallet account you cash out to. When the two line up, withdrawal checks move without back-and-forth messages from our support team.
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Profile you can correct Typed your number wrong or picked the wrong currency? Change what the profile screen allows and send support the registered number for anything locked. Clear details now save a stalled withdrawal later.
Account
When you tap the account button on your phone, the form asks for three things: your mobile number, a password you choose, and the currency you want the wallet in. Nothing else. Put the number you actually carry, because that is where the one-time code lands and where wallet verification messages go later. Signing in afterwards takes the same number and password, plus a fresh code each time you log in from an unrecognised device. If the code does not arrive, reopen the app, check the message inbox for a sender name that matches the payment message thread, and request it again rather than creating a second account.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Answers to Common Sign-Up Questions
The questions below come up most often on the register screen and at the sign-in step, so we answered them in the same order you will meet them. If yours is not here, the help thread inside your account is the quickest place to ask, and it keeps your registered number attached to the conversation.
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