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Banking on 87bdcom, kept simple

Your 87bdcom account holds one balance, and you top it up with the wallets already on your phone — bKash, Nagad, Rocket or a bank transfer.

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87bdcom Banking on 87bdcom, kept simple

Wallets we accept from Bangladesh

bKash

The rail most of our Bangladesh account holders use first. Send from your own bKash number, keep the transaction ID, and the deposit shows against your balance once confirmed.

Nagad

Deposits and payouts both run through Nagad. Add the number to your profile before you request a withdrawal so the payout has a confirmed destination.

Rocket

Rocket works the same way as the other wallets here: pick it in the cashier, send the amount, enter the reference. Useful if Rocket is the wallet already loaded on your phone.

Upay

Another local wallet option in the cashier row. As with every rail, send from an account in your own verified name to keep the deposit from stalling.

Bank Transfer

For larger amounts, bank transfer moves money straight from your account. Match the sender name to your 87bdcom profile, and keep the transfer receipt for support checks.

87bdcom Verify your 87bdcom account once

Verify your 87bdcom account once

Verification is a one-time step and it protects your balance more than it slows you down. It is the reason a stolen login cannot walk your money out to a stranger's wallet. We ask for a photo ID — national ID card, passport or driving licence — a clear selfie, and a screenshot of the wallet in your name if the ID

does not show the number you deposit from. Send them through the account, not by message, so they stay attached to your profile. Once your name is confirmed, deposits clear with less checking and withdrawal requests move ahead without a second look.

  • Photograph your ID — All four corners in frame, no glare, details readable. A phone camera in daylight does the job better than a scan.
  • Take the selfie — Hold your ID beside your face, or follow the on-screen prompt, so we can match the face to the document.
  • Show the wallet — A screenshot of the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account with your name visible ties the payment rail to you.
  • Wait for the result — You'll see the status change on your account. If something is unreadable we ask for a re-upload rather than close the case.
87bdcom Add money with bKash or Nagad

Add money with bKash or Nagad

Deposits start and end inside your account. Nothing is pulled automatically — you choose the rail, you send the amount, and the balance updates once the transfer is confirmed. Open the cashier from the chip row on your account page, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and copy the receiving number exactly as shown. Send from a wallet registered in

your own name. Mixing in a friend's number is the most common reason a deposit sits uncredited, so keep the sender details matched to your profile.

  • Open the cashier — Log in and tap the wallet section. Your balance and the cashier chip row sit on the same screen, so there is no second login.
  • Pick your rail — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. The account number you need to send to appears on screen.
  • Send and confirm — Open your wallet app, send the exact amount, then confirm with your PIN. Enter the transaction ID back in the cashier.
  • See it land — Your balance updates once we confirm the transfer. If it stalls, the transaction ID is what support checks first.
87bdcom Take your winnings to your wallet

Take your winnings to your wallet

Withdrawals go back out through the same local rails you deposit with: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. Before you can request one, your account needs a verified name and a payout wallet saved on your profile — that pairing is what stops a payout being sent to someone else. Enter the amount, choose the wallet, and submit. We then match

the request against your deposit history and your verification record, which is the part that takes the time. We won't quote you a fixed payout window, because it depends on the rail and on how much checking your record needs.

  • Save a payout wallet — Add the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you want money sent to, in your own name, and keep it on your profile.
  • Request the amount — Open the withdrawal screen, type the figure and confirm the wallet. Everything is visible against your balance before you submit.
  • Clear the checks — Make sure your name matches on both the account and the wallet. Requests with mismatched names get held, not paid.
  • Track the request — Your request shows a status in the account until it clears. Support can look it up from that reference.

What you ask us about payments

bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer all sit in the cashier. Pick one from the chip row, send the exact amount, and enter the transaction ID so we can match it to your account.

Most delays come from a sender name that does not match your profile, or a missing transaction ID. Send the reference to support and we trace it against the receiving number from our side.

Yes. A confirmed name and a payout wallet saved on your profile are what let us release funds. Verification is one upload of ID, selfie and wallet screenshot, done once, not per withdrawal.

The amount fields show the accepted range before you confirm, and it can differ per rail. Read the figure on the cashier screen when you pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket rather than assuming one number fits all.

You can, as long as the number is saved on your profile in your own verified name. A payout to a friend's wallet or a different person's account will be held during checks instead of processed.

Open the account and copy the request reference, then send it to Bangladesh support. A pending request usually means a name check or a verification gap, and the reference lets us pull the file straight away.
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