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Open Your Account and Reach the Lobby

Open your account with a mobile number, a password and one wallet choice — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — and the exbaji lobby sits one tap away. Access depends on local law and eligible regions.

Mobile number sign-upSix-digit SMS codebKash, Nagad or Rocket walletPhone and desktop sign-in
exbaji Open Your Account and Reach the Lobby

A Short Form, Then Straight In

Signing up takes one screen. You type your mobile number, set a password you will remember, and pick the wallet you want attached — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. A six-digit code comes by SMS. Enter it and the account is live, with the lobby and your wallet balance on the same page. Coming back later

is simpler: sign in with that number and password, and we ask for a fresh code only when you use a new device or clear your browser. That extra check exists so a copied password cannot open your wallet somewhere else. Your VIP tier lives on the account itself, so the points you collect on

cricket markets or at tables like Live Baccarat Bonanza follow you between phone and desktop. If a field on the form looks unclear, the account desk can read it with you and tell you what is missing. None of this opens everywhere by default: what you can access depends on local law and eligible regions,

and we say that on the sign-up screen.

  • One number, one account Your mobile number is the login. Keep it active, because the confirmation code and any new-device check both land there by SMS, so a dead SIM locks you out.
  • Wallet attached at sign-up Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket while you register and the deposit screen is already set when you first add funds to the wallet. You can change it later from account settings.
  • A password you control Choose something you have not used elsewhere, mix letters and numbers, and never share it with anyone who messages you claiming to be from us.
  • Verification before withdrawal Before your first payout we match the wallet name to the account name, so keep the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number in your own name from the start.

Account

Signing up takes one screen. You type your mobile number, set a password you will remember, and pick the wallet you want attached — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. A six-digit code comes by SMS. Enter it and the account is live, with the lobby and your wallet balance on the same page. Coming back later is simpler: sign in with that number and password, and we ask for a fresh code only when you use a new device or clear your browser. That extra check exists so a copied password cannot open your wallet somewhere else.

Explore the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

HELP WHEN STUCK

Where to Find Help With Sign-In

Sign-in trouble is usually one of three things: the code went to an old SIM, the password was typed on the wrong keyboard, or the wallet name does not match the account name. Our account desk works from Bangladesh and handles each of those through chat or email, using the number you registered with. Have a screenshot ready if the page shows an error code — it shortens the back-and-forth a lot.

Team online

Account chat

Open chat from the sign-in screen if a code does not arrive or the form rejects your number. Tell us the number you used and we will check what the system sees.

Email the account desk

Write to the address printed on your sign-up confirmation with your registered number and a short description of the problem. Attach a screenshot of the error if you have one.

Wallet name mismatch help

If bKash, Nagad or Rocket shows a different name from your account, send both through chat before you deposit again and we will line them up.

ACCOUNT SECURITY

How We Keep the Account Safe

You are handing us a phone number, a password and a wallet name — a short list with real weight. So the form runs on an encrypted connection, the code goes only to your own number, and a new device has to be confirmed before the wallet opens. Verification is a one-time match between your name and your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account. We would rather ask twice at sign-up than explain a loss later.

Encrypted connection The sign-up form and wallet page run over an encrypted connection, so the number and password you type are not sent in plain text across the network.
Identity check A name and wallet that match is how we confirm the account belongs to you. It happens once, before your first withdrawal leaves the platform.
One code per new device A fresh SMS code is asked for when you sign in from a phone or browser we have not seen, which keeps a copied password from opening your wallet elsewhere.
Your data stays yours We hold only what the account and wallet need, and we do not pass your number to outside marketers. Eligibility still depends on local law and eligible regions.
FUNDING YOUR WALLET

Add Funds With the Wallet You Already Use

Once your account is live, the wallet page shows three rails: bKash, Nagad and Rocket. You send from your own wallet to the number displayed, then paste the transaction ID into the field so it can be matched. Keep the sender number identical to the one on your account — that match is what clears the deposit. Hold on to the reference number until the balance appears in your wallet. Access depends on local law and eligible regions.

bKash Send from your bKash app to the number shown on the wallet page, then paste the TrxID into the field. The sender number must match the one on your account.
Nagad Nagad transfers work the same way. Confirm the amount in the app, copy the reference, and submit it once — sending twice creates a duplicate the team has to reverse.
Rocket Rocket through your bank or agent works for accounts that prefer it. Use the same name on the Rocket account as on your sign-up, or verification will hold the first withdrawal.

Questions You Ask Before Joining

These are the things people message us about most during their first hour on the site. The answers come from the same account desk that handles the forms, so if something here does not match what you see on screen, tell us and we will look at your case directly.

The form has three fields and one SMS code, so most people finish in a single sitting. We do not set a clock on it; if the code does not arrive, chat can resend it.

Usually the SIM is out of balance, the number was typed with a different operator prefix, or the message is sitting in spam. Ask chat to resend before you try another number.

Yes, one account works across both. A browser we have not seen asks for a code the first time, then remembers the device until you clear cookies or sign out everywhere.

Your name and a bKash, Nagad or Rocket account registered in that same name. Before the first withdrawal we match the two, so fix any difference through chat first.

The lobby, your wallet and account settings. Tables such as Live Baccarat Bonanza and Teen Patti Chase sit beside slots and the cricket sportsbook, and your balance follows you across devices.

No. Use the reset link on the sign-in screen, confirm the SMS code, and set a new password. Your wallet balance, history and tier stay exactly where they were.
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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.