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Register an Account at 7000det

Register once and your 7000det account wallet is ready for bKash, Nagad and Rocket loads on the same phone you already carry.

Mobile number sign-upbKash, Nagad, RocketSMS code confirmationOne wallet for the lobby
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SAFETY CHECKS

Keeping Your Account Safe

Every form on this page runs over an encrypted connection, so the number and password you type aren't readable in transit. A login from a handset we haven't seen triggers an SMS code before the account opens. Your name and wallet details are matched at the first withdrawal, which is why we ask you to type them exactly at registration. What you give us is used to run the account and meet our own checks. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Encrypted forms

Registration and sign-in run over TLS, so your mobile number and password travel scrambled between the phone and our servers. Look for the padlock in the address bar before you type.

New-device codes

A login from an unfamiliar handset needs an SMS code as well as the password, which stops a leaked password from being used on its own.

Name matching

The name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet has to line up with your account name before a withdrawal is released, so type both the same way.

Data kept minimal

We hold the number, name and wallet details needed to run your account and settle transfers, and none of it goes to outside advertisers.

ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Help With Your Account

Help starts inside your account. The chat icon sits in the corner of the lobby on mobile and desktop, and it opens with your profile already attached, so you don't have to explain who you are. Paste the transaction ID from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket SMS and the team can trace the transfer instead of asking you to describe it. Locked out? Use the recovery link on the sign-in screen with the same number — a fresh SMS code resets access without opening a second account.

In-account chat Chat opens from the lobby with your profile attached. Describe the issue in one line, attach the wallet SMS reference, and the thread stays saved for next time.
Sign-in recovery Forgot the password? The recovery link on the sign-in screen sends a fresh SMS code to your registered number and lets you set a new password without touching the old one.
Wallet reference check If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket load hasn't shown on your balance, send the transaction ID from the wallet SMS and our team traces it against the deposit screen record.

What Happens After You Register

The form asks for three things: a mobile number you can receive SMS on, a password you'll remember, and a currency set to BDT. Tap send and a one-time code arrives by SMS; type it into the box and your account exists. There is no email round trip and no document upload at this stage.

Once you're inside, set your wallet pin and add a payout wallet of your own — bKash, Nagad or Rocket, whichever you use most. Those details stay under your profile so a later deposit or withdrawal doesn't need retyping. Signing in later is the same number and password, plus the OTP when the system asks

for a fresh one. If a code never lands, wait for the resend timer rather than tapping repeatedly; queued requests slow the SMS down. Keep the phone charged and the SIM in the handset that registered. Full name on your wallet should match the name you enter, because that mismatch is the most common reason

a withdrawal stalls at the verification step.

  • Number-first form Your mobile number is the account key. We send one SMS code, you type it in, and the profile exists without documents or email links.
  • Lobby opens straight after The same session opens slots, live casino tables and the cricket sportsbook, so you can look around before you put any money in the wallet.
  • Wallet saved once Add your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number to the profile and later transfers pull from that saved entry instead of asking you to retype it each time.
  • Sign-in with OTP Return visits use your password, and a fresh SMS code appears when the system flags a new device, so a leaked password on its own won't open the account.

Account

The form asks for three things: a mobile number you can receive SMS on, a password you'll remember, and a currency set to BDT. Tap send and a one-time code arrives by SMS; type it into the box and your account exists. There is no email round trip and no document upload at this stage. Once you're inside, set your wallet pin and add a payout wallet of your own — bKash, Nagad or Rocket, whichever you use most. Those details stay under your profile so a later deposit or withdrawal doesn't need retyping. Signing in later is the same number and password, plus the OTP when the system asks for a fresh one.

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Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

WALLET LOADS

Loading Your New Wallet

Choose your rail on the deposit screen, send to the number shown, then confirm with your wallet PIN. bKash and Nagad both push a confirmation SMS that doubles as your receipt; Rocket asks you to work through its own app menu instead. A few hundred BDT is the usual load size, and wallets here tend to get funded in the evening after payday, so the amount is rarely round. Type exactly what you sent so our side matches the reference without a manual check.

bKash Open the bKash app, choose send money, paste the number from our deposit screen and confirm with your PIN. Type the exact taka amount so the reference matches on our side.
Nagad Nagad sits in the same place on the deposit screen. Send to the shown number, keep the confirmation SMS, and quote the transaction ID if you ever need help from our team.
Rocket Rocket runs through its own app menu rather than a push prompt, so read the number twice before confirming. The wallet SMS that lands afterwards is the receipt our team asks for.
Upay Upay follows the same pattern where it's supported — pick it from the list, send the shown amount, and let the confirmation land before you go back to the lobby.

Common Questions About Registering

Most of what people ask us at registration is about the SMS code, the wallet link and whether one person can hold two accounts. The answers below cover those, plus what to do when a code runs late and how to change your number later. If your case isn't here, in-account chat gets you a reply faster than email. Bring the wallet SMS with you when you write in, since the transaction ID is the first thing the team asks for.

No. You can create the profile with just a mobile number, and the wallet link is added when you first want to load money or take a withdrawal out.

Usually a busy network or a full message inbox. Let the resend timer finish before tapping again, and keep the SIM in the handset while you wait for the code.

One number, one account. If you've forgotten the password, use the recovery link instead of building a second profile, because duplicate accounts get flagged during wallet verification.

The name on your account has to match the wallet you're paying out to, and the number must be one you registered. If anything needs a second look, the team asks inside chat.

Yes, but expect an SMS code on the registered number the first time. After that the handset is recognised and your usual password sign-in applies.

Access depends on your local law and eligible regions. If you're travelling, the sign-in screen tells you whether the account can be used from that location before you continue.
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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.

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