Open Your Account in Three Steps
Register in one short pass: your mobile number, a password you choose, then the code we send to confirm it. The lobby opens right after, with Aviator, Roulette Royal Night and the cricket markets you follow sitting on the front page.
Fund the Wallet With bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Money in is a wallet transfer, and the steps are the ones you already know. Open bKash, Nagad or Rocket on your phone, choose send money, and use the number our cashier screen shows for the deposit. Confirm with your PIN, then return to the account and enter the transaction ID so the balance lands on your wallet. Keep the SMS receipt, because that reference is the first thing support asks for when a transfer needs a manual check. Bank transfer suits larger amounts, and Upay sits alongside the three main wallets for people who use it.
bKash
Send money from your bKash app to the number on the deposit screen, confirm with your PIN, then add the transaction ID here.
Nagad
Nagad transfers follow the same path. Enter the amount, check the number twice, and hold on to the confirmation SMS for your own record.
Rocket
Rocket users deposit from the menu inside the app. Type the reference code exactly as it appears, since one wrong digit delays the credit.
Bank Transfer
For bigger top-ups, send from your bank account and upload the slip. The name on the sender account should match your registered details.
Inside hb7777: What Signing Up Looks Like
Signing up here is a form, a code and a password, with no queue ticket attached. You type your mobile number, pick a password, and we send a one-time code by SMS. Enter it and the account exists. From there you land on the lobby, and the first thing worth doing is completing your profile
so the wallet side behaves later. If you are in Dhaka on a phone with patchy data, the form keeps what you typed on the same page, so a dropped connection costs you a re-entry rather than the whole start. Coming back is simpler still: sign in with the same number and password, and the
session holds on that device until you end it. A forgotten password can be reset to the same mobile number, which is why we ask you to keep that number current. Two things slow people down, and both are avoidable: a number already tied to another account, and a name that does not match the
documents you later send for verification. Sort both at the start and the account runs clean.
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Number-first sign-up Your mobile number is the account ID. Keep it active, because the one-time code and any password reset both land there.
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Code check on new devices A fresh phone or browser asks for the SMS code again, so a borrowed device cannot slide into your session unnoticed.
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Profile before funding Complete your name and details early. Mismatched details are the usual reason a wallet transfer needs a second look.
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Lobby layout after sign-in Sign-in drops you on the game grid, with Aviator, Crash Betboost and live tables a tap apart instead of buried in menus.
Account
Signing up here is a form, a code and a password, with no queue ticket attached. You type your mobile number, pick a password, and we send a one-time code by SMS. Enter it and the account exists. From there you land on the lobby, and the first thing worth doing is completing your profile so the wallet side behaves later. If you are in Dhaka on a phone with patchy data, the form keeps what you typed on the same page, so a dropped connection costs you a re-entry rather than the whole start. Coming back is simpler still: sign in with the same number and password, and the session holds on that device until you end it.
See the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
How We Keep Your Account Safe
Passwords are stored in hashed form, and the connection between your phone and our servers runs over SSL, so the code you type does not travel in the clear. Identity verification is a one-time step: we match the name on the account against the document you send, and the same check is what lets a withdrawal reach a wallet in your own name. We ask for the SMS code on new devices because most account takeovers begin with a borrowed phone. Access depends on local law and eligible regions, and we would rather slow a sign-up down than hold an account you cannot verify.
Hashed passwords
We store passwords hashed, so nobody on our side reads the one you chose. You can change it from account settings at any point.
Device confirmation
A new phone or browser must clear the one-time code before it reaches the lobby. That single step blocks most unauthorised sign-ins.
Name-matched payouts
Withdrawals go to a wallet carrying the same name as your account. The verification happens before your first payout, not in the middle of one.
Limited data access
We hold the details needed to run the account and wallet, such as number, name and transaction records, with access limited to the team on your case.
Getting Account Help in Bangladesh
Two problems cover most of the messages we get: a code that never arrived, and a transfer that has not shown on the wallet. Both have a fix you can start yourself. Check the number on file, request the code once more, and give the SMS a moment to land. For a missing deposit, find the transaction ID before you write in. Live chat and email reach the same team, and your account page shows which channel is open and the hours it runs.
Live chat
Open chat from the account page and paste your number plus the transaction ID. It is the quicker route when a deposit has not credited.
Write in from your registered address with a screenshot of the wallet receipt. One clear attachment lets the team trace the transfer properly.
Account settings
Password resets, device checks and verification uploads are handled inside account settings, so routine fixes need no chat window at all.
Register Questions, Answered Plainly
These come up while the form is still open, so they are worth a read before you start typing. Each answer describes what actually happens in the account rather than promising a timeline.
Register
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.