Open Your 777c Account in a Few Steps
One short form, a mobile number and a password — that is the whole opening. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket as your first funding route, confirm the code we text you, and your account is ready for the lobby, live tables and the cricket…
Fund Your Account With Local Wallets
Funding your account is a short loop, and it is the same loop every time. Open the cashier, choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the receiving number plus a reference appear on screen. Send the amount from your own wallet app, come back, and paste the transaction ID so our desk can match it. Rocket suits people whose salary runs through that rail; Upay sits beside it. Cash-out reverses the route — pick the wallet, enter the amount, confirm, and it lands in your wallet once the name check passes. Players in Dhaka and Chattogram follow exactly these steps.
bKash
The rail you will likely reach for first. Open the bKash app, send to the number shown at the cashier, then paste the TrxID so we can match the sender name.
Nagad
Handy for smaller sends. Choose Nagad at the cashier, copy the receiving number, complete the transfer in your app, and keep the reference before you come back to the page.
Rocket
Useful if your salary or business account runs through Rocket. Same steps, same name check: send from your own registered number and carry the transaction reference into the cashier form.
Upay
Upay works beside the three above. The cashier shows whichever rails are live for your region, so the number you copy matches the option you selected before you send.
How We Keep Your Account Safe
Your login sits behind an SMS code, and traffic between your phone and our cashier is encrypted — a shared network at a tea stall is less of a worry that way. Identity checks exist for a reason: the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet has to match the name on the account before money moves back out. We keep document requests to what a wallet check actually needs, and your contact details are not sold on. Want time away? Say so and we will note it on your account.
Encrypted sessions
Traffic between your phone and our cashier runs over an encrypted connection, and every new device needs an SMS code before it can reach your balance or the lobby.
Name-matched identity
Wallet name, account name and withdrawal name are checked against each other. It is a deliberate check — it is what stops someone else's send landing in your balance.
Documents kept minimal
We ask for a wallet screenshot or a photo ID only when a check needs it, and the file stays with the verification team rather than sitting in a shared inbox.
Your call on access
Availability depends on local law and eligible regions. If you want time away, ask the help desk to place a cooling-off period on the account you hold.
What the Sign-Up Form Asks
Signing up takes one screen. You enter a mobile number you actually use, choose a password, and confirm the six-digit code we send by SMS — that code is what ties the account to you, so keep the SIM with you when you sign in from a new phone. Next comes the wallet step: open
the cashier, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, and send from a wallet registered in your own name. We match the sender name to the account name, so a send from a friend's wallet will not clear. Where names differ, our help desk asks for a screenshot of the confirmation before anything is adjusted. Back
later? Same number, same password, one fresh code per device. Password resets run through the same SMS route. Do check your profile once you are in — the spelling of your name matters when a withdrawal goes back to your wallet, and small mismatches are the usual reason a cash-out waits.
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One number, one login Your mobile number is the login. It also receives the code for every new device, so sign in from the phone you carry and skip the email queue entirely.
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Name-matched wallet We accept deposits from wallets registered in your own name. Sending from a relative's bKash or Nagad account is the main reason funds get held at the cashier stage.
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Profile you can edit Spelling of your name, your district and your preferred wallet can all be edited once you are signed in. Fix them before your first withdrawal request goes through.
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Help when a step sticks If the SMS code never arrives or the wallet step fails, our Bangladesh help desk can look at the account and tell you which part is still pending.
Account
Signing up takes one screen. You enter a mobile number you actually use, choose a password, and confirm the six-digit code we send by SMS — that code is what ties the account to you, so keep the SIM with you when you sign in from a new phone. Next comes the wallet step: open the cashier, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, and send from a wallet registered in your own name. We match the sender name to the account name, so a send from a friend's wallet will not clear. Where names differ, our help desk asks for a screenshot of the confirmation before anything is adjusted. Back later? Same number, same password, one fresh code per device.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Common Questions About Registering an Account
The things people ask us most before they open an account, answered the way our help desk answers them. If your case is not here, send a message from your profile and we will walk you through it step by step.
Register
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.