Set Up Your zetban Account in a Few Steps
One mobile number, one OTP, and your zetban account is open — that is the whole sign-up. You choose a password, confirm the code we text you, and the wallet screen loads with bKash, Nagad and Rocket already sitting there as funding choices.
Fund the Wallet With bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Your funding step is part of the same account, not a separate app. Open the cashier, choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and we show the account number and reference to send to. Complete the transfer in your wallet app with your PIN, come back, and the balance updates once the reference matches. Add Upay or a bank transfer when you prefer those rails. Amounts and availability depend on your local law and eligible regions.
What Happens When You Open an Account
Signing up takes one screen and four fields: your mobile number, a password, the OTP we text you, and a confirm tap. Nothing else is asked before your wallet opens. From there you can add funds with bKash, Nagad or Rocket and move straight into slots, live tables or the cricket markets we run. Signing
back in on a new phone follows the same path — number, password, code — so keep the SIM you registered with close. Forgotten password? The reset goes to that number, not to an email you may never check. Verification is where we slow you down on purpose. The name on your account should match
the name on the wallet you send from, or a cash-out can stall at the check. Get that right once and later withdrawals move without the same questions. It is not a queue for its own sake — it is the step that keeps your balance tied to you and nobody else. Everything you need
afterwards, from balance to transaction history to the rounds you played, sits under the one account.
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One-screen sign-up Mobile number, password, OTP. That is the whole form — no document upload before you see the lobby and no waiting on an email link.
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Password reset by SMS Forgot the password? The reset code goes to the number you registered with, so recovery does not depend on an inbox you rarely open.
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Name matched to wallet We ask your account name to match the bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet you send from. Get it right once and withdrawals clear the check without extra questions.
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Session control Sign out from the account menu on a shared phone. Each new device needs a fresh OTP, so a borrowed handset does not keep your lobby open.
Account
Signing up takes one screen and four fields: your mobile number, a password, the OTP we text you, and a confirm tap. Nothing else is asked before your wallet opens. From there you can add funds with bKash, Nagad or Rocket and move straight into slots, live tables or the cricket markets we run. Signing back in on a new phone follows the same path — number, password, code — so keep the SIM you registered with close. Forgotten password? The reset goes to that number, not to an email you may never check. Verification is where we slow you down on purpose.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Checks That Protect Your New Account
Your password is stored hashed and the page runs over an encrypted connection, so what you type at sign-up is not readable in transit. The OTP step is the second lock: without the SIM in your hand, nobody finishes a fresh login even with the password. We ask for a name that matches your wallet because payouts need an identity we can tie back to a person, not to a handset. Want a pause? The account menu lets you lock your own session, and support can close the account whenever you choose to.
Encrypted connection
Sign-up, login and cashier pages run over HTTPS, so the password and wallet details travel encrypted between your phone and our servers. Your wallet PIN stays inside the bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, never with us.
OTP on every new device
A fresh phone or browser needs a code sent to your registered number before the session opens, even when the password is right. A borrowed handset cannot get past that step.
Name-on-wallet matching
We check that the account name matches the bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet used for funding, which keeps payouts tied to you and not to a device.
Your data, your access
You can see your own transaction history in the wallet, log out a shared phone from the menu, and ask support to close the account whenever you want.
Questions About Opening Your Account
Before you fill the form, these are the questions that come up most at sign-up — the OTP that never lands, the wallet name, and what happens on a second phone. We keep the answers short and operational rather than vague. If yours is not here, live chat reaches the support desk from the register screen, and you will usually get a reply while you are still on that page.
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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.