Log In and Pick Up Where You Left
Your 23bajee login runs on three things you already carry: your mobile number, your password, and the one-time code we text you. Get those right and you land back on your account wallet, with bKash, Nagad and Rocket cash-in a tap away.
Sign In, Then Fund With bKash
Logging in is also how you check what your wallet holds before you add to it. Open the cashier, pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the screen shows the account number to send to plus the reference you'll need. Send from your own wallet app, confirm with your PIN, then come back and enter the transaction ID. bKash and Nagad both send you a confirmation SMS in most cases, so keep that message until the amount shows on your balance.
bKash
Cash-in from your bKash wallet uses the number shown on your screen and clears once you confirm the ID. Sign in first so the amount lands on the right profile.
Nagad
Nagad transfers follow the same three fields, and the code you get by SMS is the proof the cashier checks against your signed-in account.
Rocket
Rocket sits alongside the other two for anyone who prefers it, and the same sign-in screen shows the deposit address so nothing gets mistyped.
Opening an Account on Your Phone
Signing up starts with one field: your mobile number. We text a code to it, you set a password, and your account wallet opens at a balance of zero. Nothing moves until you choose to fund it. Return visits after that are two fields and a code whenever we don't recognise the handset you're on.
Forgotten passwords come up often, so the reset link sits right under the sign-in fields. Take the SMS code, set something new, and your balance and history stay where they were. If your number itself has changed, message support instead of opening a second account, because a wallet is tied to one verified profile. We
keep the door short on purpose. The details we ask for later, such as your name, date of birth and district, are checked once, usually before a first withdrawal, so you can reach the lobby quickly and finish verification when your documents are in hand. It all works in a phone browser, and the screens
stay readable on a mid-range Android.
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Number-first sign-up You register with a Bangladesh mobile number, take the code we text to it, then set your own password. No email hoops, no long form.
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Device check A new phone or browser asks for a fresh code before the account opens. That extra step is what keeps a borrowed handset from reaching your wallet.
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Password reset on your terms Forgot it? Use the reset option on the sign-in screen, take the SMS code, and set something new. Your balance and history stay exactly where they were.
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Balance visible at a glance Once you're in, the wallet panel shows what you hold in taka, with your last few bKash, Nagad or Rocket movements listed underneath.
Account
Signing up starts with one field: your mobile number. We text a code to it, you set a password, and your account wallet opens at a balance of zero. Nothing moves until you choose to fund it. Return visits after that are two fields and a code whenever we don't recognise the handset you're on. Forgotten passwords come up often, so the reset link sits right under the sign-in fields. Take the SMS code, set something new, and your balance and history stay where they were. If your number itself has changed, message support instead of opening a second account, because a wallet is tied to one verified profile. We keep the door short on purpose.
Open AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
How We Keep Sign-In Secure
Passwords are stored hashed, so nobody here can read yours back to you. A reset is the only route, and that protects you as much as it protects us. The pages you sign in on run over an encrypted connection, and we ask for a one-time code whenever a device looks unfamiliar. Identity checks come later, before a first withdrawal, and they exist to keep the wallet in your hands rather than to slow you down. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so check that before you register.
Every sign-in form and cashier page runs over an encrypted connection, so your password and wallet details aren't sent in the open, even on shared wifi.
The SMS code ties a login to the handset in your pocket. We ask for it on new devices and after long gaps between visits.
Name, date of birth and address are matched against your documents once, before your first withdrawal, so the account stays yours alone.
We collect what verification and wallet transfers need, and we don't sell those details on. Ask support to see what's held on your profile.
Get Help When Sign-In Stalls
Most sign-in problems are one of three things: a code that never arrived, a password typed with the wrong capital letter, or a number that changed since you registered. Work through them in that order before you message us. A code can lag on a busy evening, and the resend button on the screen is safe to press once. If none of that fits, our support team handles account-access questions over live chat and email, and they will ask for the mobile number on the account. Never your password.
Your 23bajee Login Questions
The handful of things people ask us most about getting into an account, answered plainly. If your situation isn't here, live chat on the sign-in screen is the quickest route to a person.
23bajee Login
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.