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Money In and Money Out at Cbajer

Three wallets carry almost every cashier movement here — bKash, Nagad and Rocket — so your balance funds from the same app you already use for recharges and bills.

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Cbajer Money In and Money Out at Cbajer
Cbajer Send Your Winnings Back to Your Wallet

Send Your Winnings Back to Your Wallet

Payouts go back to a wallet in your own name — we don't send to third-party numbers. Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket in the withdrawal screen, type the amount, and confirm. Our team checks the request against your account records and your recent play before releasing it. If something looks off, we message you rather than cancelling quietly. Processing depends on your

wallet provider and the checks involved, so we won't promise you a clock time; what we will do is tell you where the request stands whenever you ask.

  • 1. Open the withdrawal screen — From your account wallet, tap Withdraw. Your saved payout methods appear first, so repeat requests take only a few taps.
  • 2. Choose where it goes — Select the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number registered to you, or a bank account matching your verified name.
  • 3. Enter the amount and confirm — Type the figure, review the summary, then confirm with the code we send to your registered mobile number.
  • 4. We run the account check — Our payments team matches the request to your verified details, then releases it to your wallet provider for crediting.
Cbajer Verifying Your Cbajer Account

Verifying Your Cbajer Account

Verification exists so nobody else can point your payouts somewhere new. We ask for a photo ID — NID, passport or driving licence — plus a selfie holding it, and the mobile number tied to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. Names must match across all three. Upload happens inside your account page, and files stay encrypted on our side. Most people

finish this once, before their first withdrawal, and never touch it again. If a document is blurry or expired, we tell you exactly which one and what to resend.

  • 1. Open the verification panel — Find Verification in your account settings. It lists which documents we still need and which ones already passed our checks.
  • 2. Upload your ID — Photograph your NID, passport or driving licence with all four corners visible, then add a selfie holding the same document.
  • 3. Confirm your wallet number — Confirm the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you use, making sure the registered name matches the ID you uploaded.
  • 4. Wait for our review — We review submissions in order and notify you in the account panel. Approved documents unlock withdrawals permanently.
SUPPORTED RAILS

Four Ways to Move Your Money

Every method below works for funding and, where the provider allows it, for payouts as well. We stick to rails Bangladesh players already have on their phones instead of adding card processors nobody here uses. Pick one, keep it as your default, and the cashier remembers it next time.

bKash The wallet most of our deposits arrive through. Send from your own bKash app with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID into the cashier.
Nagad Works the same way as bKash on our side. Handy if your Nagad account carries a higher day limit than your other wallets.
Rocket Dutch-Bangla's wallet, supported for both funding and payouts. Your Rocket number must be registered under the same name on your account.
Bank Transfer For larger movements, transfer from a bank account in your own name. Include the reference we show so we can match it quickly.
Cbajer Add Funds With bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Add Funds With bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Our cashier is built around mobile wallets, not card forms. You pick the wallet, we show you the receiving number and a reference, and you send from your own bKash, Nagad or Rocket app using your PIN. Once the transfer confirms on the wallet side, the amount lands in your account wallet and the lobby unlocks straight away — Crash Burst, Roulette

Star or the live tables, whichever you were heading for. Keep the sending number the same as the one on your account; mismatched numbers are what slow deposits down more than anything else.

  • 1. Sign in and open the cashier — Log in on mobile or desktop and tap Deposit in your account menu to see the wallet options we currently support for you.
  • 2. Pick your wallet — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer. We display the receiving details and a reference code for that single transaction.
  • 3. Send from your wallet app — Open bKash, Nagad or Rocket, send to the number shown, enter your PIN, then copy the transaction ID back into our form.
  • 4. Balance updates — Once the transfer confirms, the amount shows in your account wallet and you can move into slots, live tables or cricket markets.

What You Ask Us About Payments

These come up in our support chat most weeks, so here are straight answers. If yours isn't covered, message our support team from your account page and include your transaction ID — that's the fastest route to a real answer.

No. The sending wallet has to be registered in your own name, matching your account details. Third-party transfers get held and returned, which delays everyone involved.

Usually the transaction ID was mistyped or the reference was left out. Send our support team the ID from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket message and we'll trace it.

Yes. Photo ID, a selfie with it and a matching wallet number are needed before your first payout. It's a one-time step that protects your balance afterwards.

Minimums depend on the wallet you pick and are shown in the cashier before you confirm anything. We display the current figure on screen rather than quoting one here.

Usually we return funds to the same rail you used. If you need to switch between bKash, Nagad or Rocket, ask support first so we can update your verified details.

Open a chat from your account page with the request time and amount. We'll tell you whether it's sitting with our checks or already with your wallet provider.
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