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366bdt Banking, From Wallet to Wallet

Your 366bdt account keeps one balance, and every taka moving in or out of it travels on a rail you already have on your phone: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer.

bKashNagadRocketSecure verificationPayout to your own wallet
366bdt 366bdt Banking, From Wallet to Wallet
366bdt Add Funds Through bKash, Nagad, Rocket

Add Funds Through bKash, Nagad, Rocket

When you want to fund your account, open the cashier from your logged-in session and pick the wallet already sitting on your phone. We show the receiving number and the amount box on the same screen, so there is no copying between apps. You send from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, then come back and confirm with the transaction ID and

your wallet PIN. Our side matches the sender number to your registered account, which is why we ask you to send from your own wallet rather than a friend's.

  • Open the cashier — Sign in to your account and tap the deposit button on your balance bar.
  • Pick your rail — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer and read the receiving number we display.
  • Send from your own wallet — Enter the amount in your wallet app, confirm with your PIN, then keep the transaction ID.
  • Confirm on our side — Paste the transaction ID into the cashier form and your balance moves once the sender number matches.
LOCAL RAILS

Wallets We Accept for Bangladesh

Every rail listed here is one you can reach from a phone in Bangladesh, and each carries the same balance once it clears. bKash and Nagad sit first because they suit the app-based flow most of you already use; Rocket fits the older wallet style, Upay covers another set of numbers, and bank transfer is there for larger amounts from a linked account. During cricket season, when you add funds for a BPL or international match, keep the transaction ID handy — that is the one field our cashier needs if a match runs slow.

bKash Send from your own bKash number, then paste the TrxID into the cashier. We match the sender number to your registered account before your balance updates.
Nagad Nagad transfers work the same way: choose the wallet, read the receiving number we show, send the amount, and confirm with the transaction ID on the same screen.
Rocket For Rocket, use your own wallet number and keep the amount as a whole figure so the match goes through cleanly. Add the transaction ID and we finish the check.
Upay Upay sits in the same cashier row. Send from the wallet registered to your name, then confirm the amount and transaction ID so the funds land on your balance.
Bank Transfer Bank transfer suits larger amounts. Use the account number shown in the cashier, keep the reference line exactly as written, and send the slip details through the same form.
366bdt Verification That Protects Your Balance

Verification That Protects Your Balance

Verification is the part of banking that protects you more than it protects us. We ask for a photo of your National ID or passport, a selfie taken inside the app, and a screenshot showing your wallet account under your own name. That is it — no queue and no paper forms. The match is done once, and afterwards your withdrawal requests

skip the manual step. If a document is blurred, or the name does not line up with the wallet you registered, we tell you which item to re-send rather than leaving you guessing.

  • Send your ID photo — Take a clear photo of your National ID or passport with all four corners visible.
  • Take the selfie — Follow the frame on screen so your face is well lit and matches the photo.
  • Add your wallet proof — A screenshot of your bKash, Nagad or Rocket profile page showing your name and number.
  • Wait for the match — We compare the three items and message you inside the account once your name clears.
366bdt Move Winnings Back to Your Wallet

Move Winnings Back to Your Wallet

Payouts run in reverse, and the checks are a little tighter because the money leaves us. You request an amount from the wallet page, pick the same rail you deposited with, and confirm the number we hold on file for you. Before the request moves, our team checks that your account name and your wallet number line up — the small friction

that keeps someone else's money off your balance. Once that check is done, later requests follow the same path without the extra back-and-forth.

  • Open the payout page — Go to the wallet area inside your logged-in account and start a withdrawal request.
  • Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket — Pick the rail tied to your own number; we send only to a wallet registered in your name.
  • Enter the amount — Type the sum you want to move and confirm the wallet number shown on the screen.
  • Finish the name check — Send the document we ask for on a first request, then follow the status from your account.

Deposit and Payout Questions

The questions we get most often are about which wallet to use, why a transfer has not shown on the balance yet, what verification needs, and what to do when something looks stuck. Answers are short on purpose. If yours is not here, our Bangladesh support chat and email can pull up your transaction ID and look at it with you directly.

Start with the wallet already on your phone — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Send from your own number so the sender match clears without a manual check on our side.

Keep the transaction ID from your bKash message and send it to our support chat. We trace the sender number and the amount before anything is credited by hand.

Because payouts leave the platform, we confirm the name on your ID matches the wallet you registered. It is a one-time check, and later requests move without it.

The cashier shows the accepted range on the deposit screen before you confirm, and it can differ by rail. Read that line first so your transfer is not sent short.

No. We send only to a wallet registered in your own name, which is why the verified number stays locked to your account after the first check.

It links your transfer to your account, so our side can match the sender number, the amount and the time. Without it we have no way to trace the payment.
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366Bdt Banking

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