Register at 77abv and Set Up Your Wallet
Creating a 77abv account takes one short form: your email or mobile number, a password, and a wallet you already use — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. A one-time code confirms the number, and the account is yours.
Funding Your Wallet After Registering
Your account wallet is the only place money moves in or out, and it's built around the three wallets you already carry. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket on the cashier screen, copy the number we display, send the amount from your own app, then enter the transaction ID so we can match the payment to your username. Nagad and Rocket follow exactly the same pattern. Upay and bank transfer are listed where the rail supports them. Withdrawals return to the wallet you funded with, which is why the name has to match from the start.
bKash
The wallet a lot of Bangladesh uses daily. Choose bKash at the cashier, send the amount to the number we show, then enter the transaction ID so it reaches your wallet.
Nagad
Same path, a different app: pick Nagad, copy the collection number, send from your own Nagad balance and confirm. Your deposit is matched to your username once the reference lines up.
Rocket
Rocket suits you if your number is already tied to a Rocket account. Select it on the cashier screen, send to the number displayed, and keep the transaction ID where support can find it.
Upay
Upay sits beside the three main wallets on the cashier screen, and the flow doesn't change. Send to the number displayed, then record the reference so your balance updates without a call.
What Happens After You Register
Filling the form is the short part. We ask for your full name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, one mobile number, and a password you don't use elsewhere. A one-time code goes to that number; enter it and your account exists. From there the cashier desk opens with your wallet
options already listed, so funding means choosing bKash, Nagad or Rocket, sending to the number we show, and confirming with your own PIN. If you plan to withdraw, upload your ID before you play rather than after — matching the wallet name to the document is the step that holds most first payouts. You can
finish the whole thing in a phone browser from Dhaka; there's nothing to install. Signing back in needs the same number and password, with a second code when we see a new device. Forgot the password? The sign-in screen has a reset link that sends a fresh code instead of making you start over. Keep
that number active.
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Name matching We match your account name to the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet at the start, so a later withdrawal goes to a wallet that already belongs to you.
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One-time code sign-in Your password gets you going, and an SMS code covers any sign-in from a device we haven't seen before. That check is what keeps someone else out of your lobby and cashier.
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Cashier before the games The deposit screen lists bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay with the number to send to. You confirm inside your own wallet app — we never ask for that PIN.
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Help from day one Live chat and email are open to you before a single taka moves, and the team can resend a verification code or unlock a login without you opening a second account.
Account
Filling the form is the short part. We ask for your full name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, one mobile number, and a password you don't use elsewhere. A one-time code goes to that number; enter it and your account exists. From there the cashier desk opens with your wallet options already listed, so funding means choosing bKash, Nagad or Rocket, sending to the number we show, and confirming with your own PIN. If you plan to withdraw, upload your ID before you play rather than after — matching the wallet name to the document is the step that holds most first payouts.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Help With Sign-Up and Login
Sign-up problems are usually small: a code that never lands, a name typed differently from the wallet, a password saved on an old handset. Live chat from inside your account is the quickest route, because the team can resend a verification code or check a pending wallet deposit against your reference while you wait. Email works when you're locked out and can't reach the chat window at all. Write from the number registered on the account and quote your username, and nothing gets mismatched. Both channels handle sign-in questions, not just deposits.
Live chat in your account
The chat window sits inside the lobby once you're signed in. Ask about a code that didn't arrive, a password reset, or a wallet deposit showing as pending, and the team pulls up your record.
Email for lockouts
If you can't get into the account at all, email us from the address on file or use the contact form. Include your username and the wallet number so nothing gets mixed up.
Wallet reference checks
A deposit that hasn't reached your balance is usually a mismatched transaction ID. Send support the reference and the amount, and we'll trace it against the collection number we issued you.
Questions People Ask Before They Register
Most of the questions we get at sign-up come down to the same few things: which number to use, why a code is late, and whether the wallet name has to match. Short answers below, in the order people usually hit them. If yours isn't here, live chat from inside the account reaches the same team that handles wallet tracing and password resets, so you won't be passed around.
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