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Banking That Starts on Your Phone

Cash-in, payout requests and the verification that unlocks both live inside the account you already sign in to.

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tk1071 Banking That Starts on Your Phone

Five Ways to Move Taka

We only list rails that actually work here, and each one settles in taka. bKash and Nagad carry most of the traffic because the apps are already on your phone; Rocket suits anyone who has kept the same wallet for years, and Upay is there if that's the number your account is tied to. Bank transfer fits bigger amounts and leaves a clear line on your statement. Choose whichever you already use — you can switch later without opening a second account.

bKash

The wallet most people here already have open. Cash-in runs from the app with your PIN, and payout requests go back to the same bKash number on your profile.

Nagad

Works the same way as bKash: tap Nagad in the wallet panel, send to the number shown, confirm in the Nagad app. Keep the SMS until the amount shows in your account.

Rocket

Handy when your Rocket account is the one you've used for years and the number is already part of your daily transactions. Match the Rocket name with your profile before the first payout.

Upay

A straight alternative if your number is registered with Upay rather than bKash or Nagad. Pick it, send to the number shown, come back and confirm. Payouts return to your Upay number.

Bank Transfer

For amounts you'd rather keep on a statement. Add your bank details once, and the withdraw panel shows the same account each time you request a payout.

tk1071 Taking Money Out to Your Wallet

Taking Money Out to Your Wallet

Payouts go back through the same rails you paid in on, which keeps the paper trail short. Open the withdraw panel, choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, type the amount in taka and submit. If your account isn't verified yet, we ask for your document at that point, not months later. Most delays come from a name mismatch between the

wallet account and the name on your tk1071 profile, so check that first. You can follow the request status inside the wallet tab.

  • Open the withdraw panel — From your account wallet, tap withdraw and the panel loads with your balance and the payout fields side by side.
  • Choose the same rail — Pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. Sending back to the wallet you used makes matching simpler for us.
  • Enter the amount — Type the figure in taka and double-check the wallet number — one wrong digit is the usual reason a payout bounces.
  • Clear verification — If your profile is still unverified, upload the document we ask for and the request moves forward once it matches.
tk1071 Verifying Your tk1071 Account

Verifying Your tk1071 Account

Verification is how we make sure a payout leaves to the right person. We ask for one photo ID — national ID card, passport or driving licence — plus a quick selfie, and the name on it has to match your profile and your wallet. Upload the pictures from your phone camera straight into the account; there's no email queue. Once the

check confirms the match, the badge on your profile changes and larger payout requests no longer sit on hold. It also protects you if your phone is ever lost.

  • Open profile verification — Inside your account, the verification tile lists exactly what we still need, so you never send the same document twice.
  • Photograph your ID — Lay the national ID card or passport on a flat surface, use daylight, and keep all four corners inside the frame.
  • Take the selfie — Hold the phone at eye level and follow the on-screen prompts — the selfie is what ties the document to a real face.
  • Wait for the match check — We compare the name on the ID with your profile and wallet. Once the badge turns, payouts run without the extra hold.
tk1071 Adding Money Through bKash and Nagad

Adding Money Through bKash and Nagad

Cash-in is the part we hear about most, so we kept it to one screen. Open the wallet tab in your account and pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay. The page shows the receiving number and the amount in taka before you send anything. You finish inside your own wallet app, key in your PIN, then return and press confirm — the

balance moves once the transfer clears. If your wallet SMS says paid but your balance hasn't moved, send us the transaction ID and we'll trace it.

  • Open the wallet tab — Log in, tap wallet, and the cash-in panel opens with your current balance already showing in taka.
  • Pick your wallet — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay. Each one lists the number to send to, so you never hunt for it mid-transfer.
  • Send from your app — Complete the transfer in your own wallet app, key in your PIN, and keep the SMS with the transaction ID.
  • Confirm the transfer — Come back, press confirm, and the amount lands in your account wallet. From there you can open Crash Zap or a live table.

What You Ask About Banking

These are the banking questions that come to our support inbox most often, answered the way we'd reply to you directly. They cover cash-in, payouts, document checks and the small mismatches that hold a transfer up. Read the one that matches your situation before you message us, because most issues clear faster when you already know which step to look at.

Most cash-ins land once your wallet SMS confirms and you tap confirm in the wallet tab. If the amount still hasn't moved, send us the transaction ID and we'll trace the record.

bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer all work. Send back to the same rail you paid in on — matching the name is quicker for us and keeps your request moving.

So the money reaches the person who owns the account. We compare the name on your ID with your profile and wallet number, and the extra hold comes off once they line up.

Both are shown in taka on the wallet panel before you confirm, and they can differ by rail. Read the figure there rather than trusting an old screenshot.

Send the transaction ID from your wallet SMS, the amount, the date and which wallet you used. With those four we can pull the record and tell you exactly where it sits.

You can, but both directions get a name check. Keeping one rail for cash-in and payout is simpler and saves the back-and-forth if a transfer ever needs tracing.
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Tk1071 Banking

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