Written From the Chat Desk
Long answers help nobody. Most of what you send us falls into four groups: getting into your account, moving money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, choosing between a live table and a slot, and reaching a person when a screen looks wrong. So we write the way we would say it across a table — the step you take, what you should
see next, and what to do if you see something else. Wallet steps first. When you send a Nagad transfer, the confirmation screen shows a transaction ID; keep it, because it is the first thing our desk asks for if the balance does not land. When you sign in from a new handset, the one-time code goes to the number registered on
your account, not whichever number you typed that morning. Between them, those two facts close most of the messages we open. If the answer you need is not on this page, the support routes below are where it lives. Where our wording touches access, it follows local law and eligible regions — that part is not ours to bend.
- bKash
- Nagad
- Rocket
- Bank Transfer