Create Your abc365 Account in a Few Steps
Registration is a short form: your mobile number, a password, and the wallet you'll fund from. Confirm the SMS code and the lobby opens on the same screen — Aviator, live tables and cricket markets in one scroll.
Fund the Account With bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Everything here runs through the wallet already on your phone, so sign-up and funding use the same three names. You pick the wallet as part of registration and we save it to your profile. To fund later, open the bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, send to the number the cashier displays, then confirm with your PIN. Your account wallet updates once the transfer lands. Keep the sender number matching your account number — money sent from a friend's wallet takes longer to clear because we have to check it by hand.
bKash
Pick bKash at sign-up and the number is stored with your account. Deposit by sending to the cashier number, then enter the transaction ID so we can match it.
Nagad
Nagad works the same way. Choose it during registration, confirm the transfer inside the app, and the balance shows against your account once the payment posts.
Rocket
Rocket users select the wallet, send from the number registered in their own name, and keep the confirmation SMS until the cashier marks the payment as received.
What Happens When You Sign Up
Here's the whole flow, so nothing surprises you. You open the form, type your mobile number and a password you'll remember, then pick the wallet you use most. A one-time code arrives by SMS — enter it and your account exists. Before your first withdrawal we ask you to verify the wallet in your own
name, which means matching the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number to your account details. That check protects your balance, and it's the step people ask about most, so we keep it visible from day one rather than springing it on you later. Signing in afterwards works the same way: number, password, and a code if
the device is new. Forgot the password? The reset goes to the same mobile number. Do this from Dhaka or anywhere else in Bangladesh and the steps don't change. One account per person, real details, and no sharing your code with anyone — including someone who says they're from us. Once you're in, the cashier
sits above the game tiles, so funding and play are never far apart.
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Mobile number sign-up Your phone number is the login. No email hoops, no long profile form — the SMS code is what confirms it's actually you.
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Wallet in your own name Add the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number registered to you. Matching names is what keeps withdrawals moving instead of sitting in a manual check.
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One code per new device A fresh handset asks for a one-time code before the lobby loads. Phones you've already used stay signed in until you remove them yourself.
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Cashier above the tiles Deposit and withdrawal sit right above the game grid, so you fund the account and get back to the table without hunting through menus.
Account
Here's the whole flow, so nothing surprises you. You open the form, type your mobile number and a password you'll remember, then pick the wallet you use most. A one-time code arrives by SMS — enter it and your account exists. Before your first withdrawal we ask you to verify the wallet in your own name, which means matching the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number to your account details. That check protects your balance, and it's the step people ask about most, so we keep it visible from day one rather than springing it on you later. Signing in afterwards works the same way: number, password, and a code if the device is new. Forgot the password?
See the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
How We Keep the Account Secure
Your password is stored hashed, and the sign-in page runs over an encrypted connection — the padlock in the address bar is the same kind your bank uses. Name checks exist for a reason: matching the wallet name to the account name is how we keep someone else from withdrawing your balance. We ask for the SMS code on new devices, so a stolen password alone isn't enough. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check what applies where you are before you open an account. Your details stay with us and we don't sell them on.
Every form, the register page included, is served over HTTPS. Your number and password travel encrypted between your phone and our servers, not in plain text.
We check that the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number belongs to the account holder. Payments arriving from other people's wallets are held for a manual check.
A new handset needs a one-time SMS code before the lobby loads. You can drop a saved handset from your profile whenever you stop using it.
Your profile holds only what the account needs — mobile number, wallet, verification status. Ask support to correct anything that reads wrong.
Getting Help With Your Sign-In
If the code never arrives, the password won't take, or the wallet check stalls, you don't need to guess. Live chat sits in the corner of every page, including the register screen, and the agent can see which step your account is waiting on. Email suits anything with a screenshot — a blurred transaction ID, for instance. Keep your account number handy when you write in; it lets us pull your record straight away instead of asking three questions first. Replies come from the team that handles wallet checks, and we'll say plainly if a fix needs a document from you.
Live chat
Open it from the register screen or the lobby. Share your mobile number and the step you're on, and the agent picks up the same record the cashier sees.
Email support
Best choice for screenshots — a failed transfer, a code that never came. Attach the image and describe what you expected to happen next.
Password reset
Use the reset option on the sign-in form. A fresh code goes to the mobile number on the account, so keep that SIM in the handset you carry.
Answers Before You Sign Up
Most of what people ask before registering comes down to the same few things: what we need from you, how the wallet check works, and what happens when a code never lands. The answers below cover those directly. If your case isn't here, live chat on the register screen moves quicker than email, because the agent can see which field your form is waiting on.
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.