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Reset Your Password, Get Back In

Forgot your password or locked out of your account? We've built a mobile-first reset path that gets you back into your lobby in under a minute. Enter your registered mobile number, confirm the OTP, set a new password, and you're back at the tables.

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SECURITY PRACTICE

How We Keep Your Account Secure

Mobile OTP Authentication

Every password reset requires an OTP sent to your registered mobile number. We never email passwords or reset links, so phishing attempts can't reach your account. The OTP expires in five minutes, and each code works only once.

Device Recognition

When you reset your password from a device we've seen before, we mark it as trusted and let you back in immediately. New devices trigger an extra verification step: we ask for your last deposit amount or transaction ID to confirm it's really you.

No Saved Credentials

We never store your password in plain text. When you create or reset it, we hash it using industry-standard encryption. Even our support team can't see your password—only you know it, and only the hash lives on our servers.

Deposit Reference Backup

If you've lost your registered mobile number, your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction history becomes your identity proof. We match your last deposit reference to your account record, verify the amount and timestamp, then update your mobile number so you can reset your password.

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The Reset Path We Built for Bangladesh

Your account is tied to the mobile number you registered. When you tap Forgot Password on the login screen, we send a six-digit OTP to that number. You enter it, choose a new password that meets our security rules, and the change applies immediately. No email loops, no waiting for support tickets. The system recognises your device and clears you back into

the lobby the moment you confirm. If your registered number has changed or you've lost access to it, our support team in Dhaka verifies your identity through your last bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit reference and updates the account record. The whole reset flow is designed around the way Bangladesh players access their accounts: fast, mobile-native, and tied to the wallet you

already trust.

HELP CHANNELS

Where to Get Password Help Right Now

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Live Chat Reset

Open live chat from the login screen and tell us your registered mobile number. Our team sends a manual OTP or walks you through identity verification if your number changed. Available every day, and you'll speak to someone in Dhaka who understands bKash, Nagad and Rocket deposit records.

Mobile Number Verification

If you've lost access to your registered number, share your last deposit transaction ID from bKash, Nagad or Rocket. We match it to your account, verify your identity, and update your mobile record so you can reset your password using the new number.

Password Strength Guide

Your new password must be at least eight characters, with one uppercase letter, one number, and one symbol. Avoid using your mobile number or common phrases. A strong password keeps your wallet secure and prevents unauthorized access to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket funds.

Common Account Security Terms Explained

What is an OTP?

OTP stands for One-Time Password, a six-digit code sent to your mobile number when you reset your password or log in from a new device. It expires in five minutes and works only once.

What does device recognition mean?

Device recognition is when our system remembers the phone or computer you usually log in from. Trusted devices skip extra verification steps, so you get back into your account faster after a password reset.

What is password hashing?

Password hashing converts your password into a scrambled string of characters that can't be reversed. We store only the hash, never your actual password, so even our team can't read it if our database is accessed.

What is a transaction reference?

A transaction reference is the unique ID bKash, Nagad or Rocket assigns to each deposit you make. We use it to verify your identity if you've lost access to your registered mobile number during account recovery.

What does account lockout mean?

Account lockout happens when you enter the wrong password five times in a row. The system freezes login attempts for ten minutes to block automated attacks. After that, you can try again or reset your password.

What is two-factor authentication?

Two-factor authentication requires two proofs of identity: your password and an OTP sent to your mobile. We use it for password resets and new-device logins to keep your bKash, Nagad and Rocket wallet access secure.

Your Password Recovery Questions Answered

Tap Forgot Password on the login screen, enter your registered mobile number, and we'll send a six-digit OTP. Enter the code, choose a new password, and you're back in. The whole process takes under a minute.

Check that your mobile number is the one you registered with. If it's correct and the OTP still hasn't arrived in two minutes, tap Resend OTP or open live chat so our Dhaka team can send a manual code.

Yes. Contact live chat with your old mobile number and your last bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit transaction ID. We verify the deposit record, update your account with the new number, then send the reset OTP to that number.

When you reset your password from a new device or after your mobile number changed, we ask for your last deposit amount or transaction ID to confirm it's really you. It's a backup identity check that protects your wallet.

Your password must be at least eight characters long and include one uppercase letter, one number, and one symbol. Avoid your mobile number, common words, or anything easy to guess. A strong password keeps your bKash, Nagad and Rocket funds secure.

Yes. When you reset your password, we log you out of all devices immediately. You'll need to log back in with the new password on each one. This stops anyone using an old session if your account was compromised.
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