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Deposit, Withdraw And Verify In One Place

Your account wallet connects straight to bKash, Nagad and Rocket, so a deposit is a wallet send and a payout is a wallet receive.

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456bd1 Deposit, Withdraw And Verify In One Place
456bd1 Send A Deposit From bKash Or Nagad

Send A Deposit From bKash Or Nagad

Open the cashier inside your account and pick the wallet you already use every day — bKash, Nagad, Rocket or a bank transfer. We show you the receiving number and the reference to paste, so you are not guessing where the money goes. Send the amount from your own wallet app, confirm with your PIN, then come back and submit the reference.

Our system matches that send to your account wallet, and the balance updates once the match lands. Keep the sender number the same as your registered one so nothing has to be chased up later.

  • Open the deposit page — Sign in and head to the cashier, then choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer from the list shown for your account.
  • Copy the receiving details — We display the number and reference tied to your account wallet. Use those exactly as they appear, not an old screenshot from a previous send.
  • Send from your wallet app — Enter the amount in bKash, Nagad or Rocket, approve it with your PIN, and keep the sender number one registered in your own name.
  • Submit the reference — Paste the transaction ID back into the cashier so our side can tie the send to your wallet and credit the balance.
456bd1 Take Your Payout Back To Your Wallet

Take Your Payout Back To Your Wallet

Payouts run back down the same rail you deposited from. Open the cashier, choose your wallet, type the amount and confirm — we route it to the number saved on your account, not a number typed in a hurry. Before your first payout we check that the name on the wallet matches the name you registered, which is the step that stops

someone else's account being used. If anything on your profile is incomplete, we ask for it then rather than leaving the request sitting quietly. You can follow the request status in the cashier until it reaches your wallet.

  • Check what is available — Open the cashier and look at the balance you can withdraw once any open round has settled and cleared on your account.
  • Pick the receiving wallet — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and make sure the receiving account carries your own registered name.
  • Enter the amount — Type the figure, read back the number shown on screen, and submit the request from inside your 456bd1 account wallet.
  • Finish verification if asked — If your profile is still unverified, upload the document we request so the payout can be released to your wallet.
456bd1 Verify Your 456bd1 Account Before Your First Payout

Verify Your 456bd1 Account Before Your First Payout

We ask for one identity check, usually before your first payout, and it protects your balance rather than sitting in the way of it. You send a photo of your National ID or passport, a selfie, and proof of the wallet number in your name. Whatever you upload is used to confirm the person holding the account is the person taking money

out — that is how we keep a borrowed phone or a lost wallet from emptying your balance. Once approved, the check stays on file and later payouts move without repeating the same steps.

  • Open the verification tab — Sign in, go to your profile and start the identity check from the verification tab on your account.
  • Upload your ID — Send a clear photo of your National ID or passport with all four corners visible and no glare across the printed text.
  • Add a selfie — Take a photo of yourself holding the same document so we can match the face to the name on your profile.
  • Confirm the wallet name — Show the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number registered in your own name, so payouts land where they should.
PAYMENT RAILS

Wallets And Banks You Can Use

Every rail below is one you already have on your phone. Choose the one you use for everyday sends and stay with it — money goes out and comes back on the same route, which makes matching easier if you ever need to ask us about a transfer. Wallet sends are approved in the app with your PIN; bank transfers carry a reference you paste into the cashier. Use the account registered in your own name on each rail, because a send from a friend's number creates a mismatch we have to clear before crediting.

bKash The wallet you probably reach for first in Bangladesh. Send to the number shown in the cashier, approve with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID into your account wallet.
Nagad Works the same way as any Nagad send you make to a friend. Copy the receiving number, enter the amount, approve it in the app and submit the reference so we can credit it.
Rocket The wallet plenty of people keep loaded for everyday sends. The cashier shows the number and reference, you send from your own Rocket account, and the balance follows once our side matches the two.
Upay Also listed in the cashier for deposits and payouts. Send from an Upay account registered in your own name, and keep the confirmation message until the balance updates on your side.
Bank Transfer For amounts you would rather move through a bank. Paste the reference the cashier gives you into the transfer note — that reference is what ties the payment to your account.

What You Ask About Wallet Payments

No. The sender number should be the one registered on your account, because we match names during verification. A send from someone else's wallet creates a mismatch and the deposit waits until it is sorted.

Open the cashier, choose Nagad, enter the amount and confirm the receiving number shown. The wallet has to carry your registered name. Once your identity check is approved, the request goes through to that wallet.

The cashier shows the current minimum for each rail before you send, so you can check it against what you plan to deposit. Amounts below that figure are not credited to your account wallet.

A clear photo of your National ID or passport, a selfie holding it, and the wallet number in your own name. We use them to confirm you are the account holder before the first payout.

Keep the confirmation message and share the transaction ID with our support team through the in-account help channel. Most delays come from a reference typo or a sender number that does not match.

Yes, from your profile, and we may ask for the new wallet's details during the next payout. Changing the number before a withdrawal is requested is calmer than changing it mid-request.
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