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Sign In and Get Straight to Your Wallet

One sign-in takes you to your account wallet, the cashier and the lobby from the same mobile browser you already use for bKash and Nagad. Your number and password sit behind an OTP check, and access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

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ck44com Sign In and Get Straight to Your Wallet

What Happens After You Sign In

Opening an account takes one short form: your mobile number, a password you choose, and a wallet set in Taka. We send a six-digit code to that number, you type it in, and the account is yours. After that, sign-in follows the same path every time — number, password, and a code whenever you use

a device we have not seen before. That extra step is on purpose. A wallet that opens with a password alone is a wallet someone else can open too. The first screen you land on is your balance in Taka, with the cashier button directly under it. Nothing to hunt for. If the password slips

your mind, the reset code goes to the mobile number on the account, so keep that SIM with you and tell support before you change it, not after. Past that screen the lobby is open: slots, live tables, and the cricket markets that fill up on BPL and IPL nights. Name and number should match

what your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account shows, because a mismatch is what slows a withdrawal check later.

  • Six-digit code check Every sign-in from a new phone or browser asks for a one-time code sent to your registered number. Keep that SIM in the handset you use for bKash and Nagad.
  • Password reset by SMS Forgotten password? The reset code goes to the number on the account, not to an email inbox, so you can set a new one from the same phone in a couple of taps.
  • Taka balance up front Your wallet opens on the balance, with the cashier sitting directly under it. That layout means you can add money, check a bet slip or leave for the lobby without digging through settings.
  • Details that match Keep the name and number on your ck44com account lined up with your mobile wallet. Aligned details make the withdrawal check simpler when you ask us to send money back.

Account

Opening an account takes one short form: your mobile number, a password you choose, and a wallet set in Taka. We send a six-digit code to that number, you type it in, and the account is yours. After that, sign-in follows the same path every time — number, password, and a code whenever you use a device we have not seen before. That extra step is on purpose. A wallet that opens with a password alone is a wallet someone else can open too. The first screen you land on is your balance in Taka, with the cashier button directly under it. Nothing to hunt for.

Open your account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

LOCAL CASHIER

Your bKash, Nagad, Rocket Cashier

Once you are signed in, the cashier lists bKash, Nagad and Rocket at the top of the page with Upay and bank transfer under them. Pick one and we show the receiving number and the amount in Taka — nothing to memorise. You open your wallet app, send the amount, then paste the transaction ID back into the same screen. Our side matches it to your account and the balance moves on the wallet page. A first deposit sometimes waits for a manual check, which is a person comparing the sender number to yours.

bKash Send from the bKash app to the number our cashier shows, then paste the TrxID into the deposit box. Most wallets already hold the balance you need for a small Taka deposit.
Nagad Nagad works the same way — amount, PIN, confirm. Keep the sender number identical to the one registered on your account so the cashier can match the payment without asking you for extra proof.
Rocket Rocket users get the same screen, with the wallet's own transaction reference pasted back to us. If your Rocket balance is short, add money at any agent point before you start the deposit.
Upay Upay sits alongside the three main wallets. Choose it in the chip row, copy the number, and complete the transfer in the Upay app the way you would pay a shop.
SAFE SIGN-IN

How We Keep Your Login Safe

Sign-in traffic between your phone and our servers runs over an encrypted connection — the same padlock you check on any bank page. Passwords are stored hashed, so nobody here reads yours back to you; a reset is the only road in. Before money leaves for your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number, we check the name on the account against the details you gave us. And if a login looks like it was not you, say so. We would rather lock a session early than explain a loss later.

Encrypted connection

The login page and the cashier both run over HTTPS. Look for the padlock in your mobile browser before you type a password, particularly on shared Wi-Fi at a tea stall.

Identity before withdrawal

Money going out gets checked against the name and number on your account. That step is why we ask for matching details when you open the account rather than at payout time.

Session control

Sign out on a device you no longer use from the security area of your account. If you see a login you do not recognise, change the password and message us the same day.

Data kept minimal

We ask for a mobile number, a password and payment references. We do not need your full bank statements, and we do not pass your number on to outside marketers.

ACCOUNT HELP

Help When Sign-In Goes Wrong

Most sign-in problems come down to three things: a changed SIM, a forgotten password, or a code that never arrived. Live chat inside the account is the shortest route — you are already signed in, so we can see the account you mean. If you cannot get past the login screen at all, the form on this page reaches the same desk. Tell us the number on the account and what the screen says. Our support desk works Bangladesh hours rather than around the clock, so a message written late at night gets its reply the next working day.

In-account live chat Signed in already? Chat opens inside the wallet screen and carries your account with it, so you skip explaining who you are. Ask about a stuck code or a deposit that has not landed yet.
Form for locked accounts If the password and the code both fail, use the form on this page. Give the mobile number on the account and the exact message on screen, and our team can trace the request.
Number change requests Moving to a new SIM? Tell support before you lose the old number. We verify the change against your account details and your last wallet transaction, then update it.

Questions About Signing In

Open the login page, type the mobile number you registered and your password, then enter the six-digit code we send. A new device asks for the code; a phone you have used before goes straight through.

Wait a minute, then request it again — repeated taps can void the earlier code. Check that the SIM is in the handset and has signal. Still nothing? Send the form with your number.

Yes. Once a device passes the code check we remember it, so the next sign-in asks for your password only. Sign out manually if you hand the phone to someone else or plan to sell it.

No. An account with a zero balance still signs in, opens the lobby and shows your profile. The cashier only comes into play when you decide to fund the wallet with bKash, Nagad or Rocket.

The reset code goes to the number on the account, so a changed SIM will block it. Message support with the old number and a recent transaction reference, and they can verify you before updating it.

One account covers the mobile browser and the version you add to your home screen. Same number, same password, same code — and the wallet balance reads the same on both.
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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.