Open Your fee999 Account in Three Steps
Signing up asks for a mobile number, a password and a wallet in your own name — bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
Money In With bKash, Nagad and Rocket
Choose your rail when you deposit and the app does the rest. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket on the wallet page, type the amount, and we show the number to send to. Finish the transfer in your wallet app with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID back into the form so the balance lands on your account. Mobile wallets carry most of the deposits we see from Dhaka and the rest of Bangladesh, simply because the whole thing clears from an app you already have open.
Get Account Help Without Leaving the App
Stuck on a code that never arrived, or a wallet that won't verify? Start with live chat — the help icon sits on the wallet page and inside the lobby, so you aren't hunting for a separate site. For anything that needs a document attached, like an identity check, email works better. Keep your registered mobile number ready either way; it's the first thing we ask for, and it saves a round of messages.
Live chat
Open the help icon from the wallet or the lobby and talk to our Bangladesh team. Keep your registered number handy so we can pull up the account straight away.
Support email
Send a screenshot of the failed transfer or the bKash, Nagad or Rocket receipt. Attachments make a stuck deposit far quicker to trace than a description alone.
Account settings
Change your password, update a wallet number or check verification status yourself from settings — often before you need to raise anything with the team.
How We Protect the Account You Open
Your password is stored hashed, and every wallet action asks for a fresh confirmation instead of trusting an old session. Logins from a device we don't recognise get an SMS code. Identity checks run once and are matched against the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, which is also what stops someone else cashing out your balance. If you've signed in on a shared phone, end that session from settings on your own device.
Encrypted connection
Traffic between your phone and our servers runs over an encrypted connection, so the password and wallet numbers you type aren't travelling in the clear.
Identity verification
One check, matched to the name on your document and on your wallet. That step is what lets us release a withdrawal to you rather than to a guess.
Session control
See where your account is signed in and close anything unfamiliar — useful if you've logged in on a friend's phone or a shop computer and forgot to sign out.
Details you can correct
Wrong number or an outdated wallet? Update it in settings and we re-verify the change, rather than carrying an old detail forward into a payout.
What You Get Once Your Account Opens
Your sign-up form stays short on purpose. We ask for a mobile number, a password you haven't used elsewhere, and the wallet number you'll fund from — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. A one-time code arrives by SMS; type it in and the account is live. From there the lobby, the wallet page and your play
history sit behind one login, so you aren't juggling separate IDs for live tables, slots and cricket markets. Signing in later works the same way: number, password, and a code if you're on a device we don't recognise yet. That extra step is deliberate — it's how we keep a stolen password from turning into
a drained wallet. Before your first withdrawal we run an identity check. Have your document and your wallet details ready, because the account name must match the wallet you cash out to. It's one delay, once, and it means payouts reach the right person. If a code doesn't arrive or the form rejects your number,
our Bangladesh support team can look at the account with you — live chat from the help icon, or the support email on the contact page.
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Mobile number sign-up One form, one SMS code. Your number becomes the login and the contact for wallet alerts, so keep it active and registered in your own name.
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Password you control Pick something you haven't used on other sites, and change it from account settings whenever you like. We never ask for it over chat or phone.
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Wallet in your own name Your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account should carry the name on your ID. Same-name funding is what keeps a withdrawal from being held back later.
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Lobby and wallet together Live tables, slots, crash games and cricket markets open from the same account, so your balance, deposits and play history sit in one place instead of three.
Account
Your sign-up form stays short on purpose. We ask for a mobile number, a password you haven't used elsewhere, and the wallet number you'll fund from — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. A one-time code arrives by SMS; type it in and the account is live. From there the lobby, the wallet page and your play history sit behind one login, so you aren't juggling separate IDs for live tables, slots and cricket markets. Signing in later works the same way: number, password, and a code if you're on a device we don't recognise yet. That extra step is deliberate — it's how we keep a stolen password from turning into a drained wallet.
Enter The LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Questions Before You Register
Most of what people ask us before opening an account comes down to the code, the wallet and the wait. Below are the answers our team gives on chat every week — what the SMS does, why the name on your wallet has to match, and what changes once you're signed in. If your case isn't covered here, live chat is one tap from the wallet page.
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Access may be available only where local law permits.