Open Your Account and Step Into the Lobby
Your mobile number, one short form and a one-time code — that is the whole sign-up, and it opens your account wallet, cricket markets and live tables in one lobby.
How hiabaji Locks Down Your Account
The wallet is the part of your account worth protecting, so sign-in runs on two layers: your password, then the one-time code we send to your mobile. Traffic between your phone and our servers crosses an encrypted connection, and wallet credentials are handled by the payment provider rather than stored inside the lobby. Identity checks exist for a reason — they stop someone else from opening a wallet in your name. You can also end sessions on a device you no longer carry, straight from account settings.
One-time codes
Every fresh device asks for the SMS code before the wallet opens. Change your phone and the old handset loses access on its own.
Encrypted connection
Your browser session runs over TLS, so the password and the code you type are not readable in transit between your phone and the site.
Identity match
We compare the profile name against the mobile wallet registration. It is the same check that keeps a withdrawal from going to a stranger.
Data kept minimal
We hold what the account and the wallet need — number, name, transaction records — and your details are not passed to outside marketing lists.
Add Money From Your bKash Wallet
Money moves into your account wallet from the deposit page, and that page only shows the rails we run for Bangladesh. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and we display the merchant number for that rail along with a reference. Send the amount from your own wallet app, then paste the transaction ID into the box. Our side matches the ID against the incoming payment, and the balance shows on your wallet page. Send from an account in your own name — third-party sends get held for a manual check.
bKash
Send from your own bKash app, paste the transaction ID into the deposit box, and the amount lands in your account wallet once the reference matches ours.
Nagad
Nagad transfers use the same page. Keep the sender number identical to your profile number and the confirmation reaches your wallet without an extra call.
Rocket
Rocket suits players who prefer the USSD menu — take the merchant number from the deposit page, complete the send, then key in the reference.
Reach Account Help From Any Phone
Three routes get you a real answer about your account. Chat opens from the help button on any page and keeps your account reference attached, so you don't repeat yourself. Email suits wallet proofs — attach the bKash, Nagad or Rocket screenshot and our team can trace the transaction. A callback is offered for verification questions. Whichever you pick, message us from the number on your profile; it lets us find the account without extra questions and keeps the reply with the right person.
Live chat
Open chat from the help button during a logged-in session. Your account reference travels with the message, so the agent sees your wallet and sign-up state.
Email with proof
Attach the wallet screenshot showing the transaction ID and send it from your registered email. The thread keeps a record you can point to later.
Callback request
Used for verification questions, where we ring the number on your profile and confirm a few details before any change is made to the account.
What Happens After You Submit the Form
Registration is a single form here, and it runs off the mobile number you already keep for bKash and Nagad. Choose a password you don't use anywhere else, set your currency and accept the account terms. We text a one-time code to that number; type it in and your profile goes live. Look at the
wallet page first — your account wallet holds the balance, and anything you send through bKash, Nagad or Rocket sits there before it reaches a table. Signing in later follows the same path. Number and password get you in, and the one-time code returns on any device we don't recognise — a new handset, a
borrowed phone, a browser you've never used. Keep the mobile number on your profile current, because that is where codes and wallet confirmations land. Changed SIM? Update the profile before you request a withdrawal. Worth knowing now: the name on your account should match the name registered to your mobile wallet. Our team checks that
match when you ask to withdraw, and a mismatch is the usual reason a request comes back to you.
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Number-first sign-in Your mobile number is the login. New devices ask for the SMS code again, so a lost handset does not hand anyone your wallet.
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Name match on the wallet The name you type at sign-up should be the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account. Our team compares the two before a withdrawal leaves.
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Code delivery checks If the SMS does not land, check the number you typed, switch off any call-blocking app, then request the code again from the same screen.
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Help inside the form A help button sits on every sign-up screen, so you can ask about the form or your wallet without closing it and starting over.
Account
Registration is a single form here, and it runs off the mobile number you already keep for bKash and Nagad. Choose a password you don't use anywhere else, set your currency and accept the account terms. We text a one-time code to that number; type it in and your profile goes live. Look at the wallet page first — your account wallet holds the balance, and anything you send through bKash, Nagad or Rocket sits there before it reaches a table. Signing in later follows the same path. Number and password get you in, and the one-time code returns on any device we don't recognise — a new handset, a borrowed phone, a browser you've never used.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Sign-Up Questions, Answered Straight
The questions we get about registration come in a few flavours: what to type, which number to use, why a code failed, and what happens when a password slips your mind. The answers below are the same ones our chat team gives, ordered the way people usually hit them. If yours is not covered, the help button is quicker than waiting on a reply.
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