Register Once, Then Sign In With Your PIN
Registering on u0011 is one short form on your phone: a mobile number, a password and a wallet you already use.
Deposits From bKash, Nagad, Rocket
Deposits run through the wallets you already carry. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket in the cashier, we show an account number and a reference, you send the amount from your own app and confirm with your PIN. The balance updates once we match that reference, the same routine as a mobile recharge done from the same phone. Cash-out goes back the way it came, which keeps the trail clean if a name or number ever needs checking.
bKash
Send to the number the cashier shows, add the reference exactly as written, then confirm with your PIN. The balance lands once we match it, in the same few taps as any other bKash payment.
Nagad
Choose Nagad, copy the account number, and send the amount from your own app. Keep the reference in the message field; it's what lets us credit the right account without you writing to support.
Rocket
Rocket works the same way with the dash-style number you already use. Send it, keep the reference, and the wallet updates on our side. Cash-out returns to the same Rocket number you paid from.
What To Expect When You Register
One form, four fields. We ask for your mobile number, a password you'll remember, your name as it appears on your wallet, and which wallet you plan to use: bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Pick a password you don't reuse anywhere else; letters plus digits is enough. Submit, and a one-time code lands by SMS. Type
it in and the account is live, with your wallet balance showing the moment the lobby loads. On the app the code can fill itself once you allow it. Signing in later is quicker. Number plus password gets you back in, but on a handset we haven't seen before we ask for a fresh SMS
code before the wallet and lobby open, so your balance stays attached to your SIM rather than to whoever picks up the phone. Tick remember this device and that phone skips the code until you sign out. No approval queue, no documents by email. If a detail doesn't match, a name spelled differently from your
wallet record say, we flag it at sign-in and you correct it from the account screen.
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SMS verification Every new account is confirmed with a one-time code sent to the number you register. That ties the wallet to your SIM, so a forgotten password can't hand your balance to someone else.
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Device memory Tick remember this handset and the code step is skipped the next time you open the browser or app on that phone. Signing out clears it.
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Balance in view Your balance shows as soon as the lobby loads, right beside the cash-out button, so a deposit or a withdrawal never hides behind a menu.
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Help with the form A wrong digit in your number or a name that differs from your wallet record is the usual snag. Live chat fixes both, and you don't need a finished account to write in.
Account
One form, four fields. We ask for your mobile number, a password you'll remember, your name as it appears on your wallet, and which wallet you plan to use: bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Pick a password you don't reuse anywhere else; letters plus digits is enough. Submit, and a one-time code lands by SMS. Type it in and the account is live, with your wallet balance showing the moment the lobby loads. On the app the code can fill itself once you allow it. Signing in later is quicker.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Where To Get Account Help
Stuck at the code step? That's the usual one, and live chat sorts it fastest. Open chat from the register screen before you have a login, or from the lobby header once you're in. WhatsApp carries the same queue for anyone who prefers typing there. Email suits cases where you need to send a screenshot of a bKash or Nagad confirmation. Have your registered number ready, because the team asks for it before touching an account.
Live chat
The quickest route for a code that never arrived or a login that keeps bouncing. Open it from the register screen before you have an account, or from the lobby header after.
Same queue, different window. Handy when your data pack is thin and a chat session keeps dropping, since messages sit there until you're back online and someone picks them up.
Use it when there's a screenshot to send: a bKash or Nagad confirmation SMS, a wallet name change, a locked login. Include your registered number so the team can trace the account.
Common Questions About Registering
A few things come up again and again at the code step, so here they are in plain words. If your case isn't covered, the chat window on this screen reaches the same team that handles wallet checks and locked logins.
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