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vaibaji Login: Back Inside Your Account

One mobile number, one password, and you're back inside your own account — wallet figure, open tables and whatever you were playing, exactly where you left them.

Mobile number and passwordSMS code on a new handsetReset by text messageSame login on mobile and desktop
vaibaji vaibaji Login: Back Inside Your Account

What Happens After You Tap Sign In

Opening an account takes one screen and three fields: your mobile number, a password you pick, and the one-time code we text to confirm the number is yours. That code is the part people ask about most — it arrives as an SMS, it's tied to the request you just made, and if it doesn't

land you can ask for another without starting over. Signing in afterwards is the same number and password, plus a code whenever you're on a handset we haven't seen before. Once you're through, the lobby opens on your balance and the cashier. Your account wallet sits directly above the game tiles, titles like Aviator and

Roulette Speedway are the first row you'll pass, and the side menu carries the sportsbook — cricket markets first during BPL and international series — along with live tables, slots and crash games. Profile and security sit in that same menu, so changing a password or checking which number is verified takes two taps rather

than a search. We keep the form short on purpose. Anything else we need — a document check before a withdrawal, for example — is requested inside your account, never through a chat message or a call asking for your password.

  • Number first, then the code Your mobile number is the account. We text a code to it, you enter the code, and that number stays attached to your wallet for every deposit and withdrawal afterwards.
  • Password resets by SMS Locked out? Enter your number on the sign-in screen and we send a reset code to the same handset. No email loop and no callback needed to get moving again.
  • Lobby opens on your balance After sign-in you land on the cashier view with the wallet figure in plain sight, so you know what you're working with before opening a table or a slot.
  • Help sits inside the account Chat and email options are in the menu once you're logged in, and the sign-in screen itself carries a contact link for anyone who can't get through the door.

Account

Opening an account takes one screen and three fields: your mobile number, a password you pick, and the one-time code we text to confirm the number is yours. That code is the part people ask about most — it arrives as an SMS, it's tied to the request you just made, and if it doesn't land you can ask for another without starting over. Signing in afterwards is the same number and password, plus a code whenever you're on a handset we haven't seen before. Once you're through, the lobby opens on your balance and the cashier.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFETY CHECKS

How We Keep the Login Yours

Your password is stored in a form nobody can read back, the connection between your handset and our servers is encrypted, and a one-time code to your own number is required before a new device gets in. We ask for identity documents only where local law and our payment partners require it, usually before a first withdrawal. One account per person — duplicates get closed when we spot them. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check what applies where you are.

Encrypted sign-in Your session runs over an encrypted connection, and the password you set is never shown back to you or to the team handling your support messages.
Code to your own number A one-time SMS code guards new devices, which means a stolen password alone is not enough for someone holding a different handset in a different place.
Document check before payout Identity documents are requested inside your account when a withdrawal needs them, and the file stays attached to your profile rather than sitting in a chat thread.
One account per person Duplicate accounts get closed when we find them. Sign in from your own number and your own wallet, and the account stays clean without any back-and-forth with us.
HELP AT THE DOOR

Stuck at Sign-In? Here Is Who to Ask

Most sign-in trouble comes down to three things: a code that never arrived, a password typed with the keyboard set to the wrong language, or a number that was changed on the account. Work through those in order — they cover the bulk of what we get asked. If none of it lands, reach us from the sign-in screen itself; you don't need to be logged in to raise a hand. Tell us the mobile number on the account and what you see on screen. A screenshot saves a round of messages.

Chat on the sign-in screen A chat window sits on the login page, so a code that never arrives or a password that won't take can be sorted out before you are inside the account.
Email the account desk Write to the address listed on the sign-in screen with your mobile number and a screenshot. It is the route for document questions and number changes that need a paper trail.
Number change requests Swapping the mobile number on an account goes through verification first, because that number receives every future code and matches the wallet name on your profile.
WALLET TO TABLE

bKash, Nagad and Rocket at the Cashier

You only see the cashier once you're signed in, and that's on purpose — deposits and withdrawals stay tied to the number on your account. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, enter an amount, and we show you the receiving number plus a reference. Send from your own wallet app, confirm with your PIN, then return and enter the reference so the balance updates. Withdrawals go back to the same wallet, and a document check can be asked for before the first one clears.

bKash bKash is the wallet a lot of Bangladesh players already have open. Choose it at the cashier, copy the number we display, send the amount from your own app, and enter the reference on our screen.
Nagad Nagad runs the same route — select it, take the receiving number, send from your Nagad app, then type the transaction reference so we can match the transfer to your account wallet.
Rocket Rocket suits players who fund through an agent point rather than their own app. Send the amount, keep the reference, and enter it at the cashier so the deposit attaches to your wallet.

Answers Before You Sign In

These are the questions that come up most often at the sign-in stage — codes, resets, devices and documents. Read through them before you open the page; two minutes here usually saves a message to support later. If your case isn't covered, the sign-in screen has a contact route that works without an active session.

Enter the mobile number you registered with and your password on the sign-in screen. On a handset we haven't seen before, a one-time SMS code is sent to that number first.

Use the reset option under the sign-in fields, enter your number, and we text a code. Set a new password with it, then sign in again using the new one.

Look through the SMS inbox and any spam folder, confirm the number matches your account, then request a fresh code. Older codes expire, so always use the newest message.

Yes — one number, one password, the same account wallet on either. A new browser or handset may ask for a code, and that is the check doing its job.

Local rules and payment partners require us to know who holds the account. The request appears inside your account, and the checked profile then covers withdrawals to the wallet in your name.

Change it from the security menu straight away so other sessions end, then confirm that the verified number and wallet details on the account are still yours.
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vaibaji Login

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.