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Banking Built Around Your Wallet

Money on quinbet moves through the wallets already in your hand — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer, all from inside your account.

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quinbet Banking Built Around Your Wallet
LOCAL RAILS

Wallets We Settle With

Five rails, all of them local. bKash and Nagad carry most of the traffic because almost everyone already has one open on their phone. Rocket reaches Dutch-Bangla customers, and Upay and bank transfer cover the rest. Each follows the same three beats: choose it in the cashier, send to the number we show, paste the transaction ID back. No card number to type, no currency conversion, nothing to explain to a bank.

bKash Send from your bKash app to the account number the cashier gives you, then paste the TrxID back into the deposit screen. Balance moves once the wallet side clears.
Nagad Nagad transfers follow the same routine: copy the number, send from your Nagad app, confirm with your PIN, and type the transaction ID in before the screen times out.
Rocket Rocket follows the same pattern: pick it in the cashier, use the receiving number shown, and keep the confirmation SMS in case we need to trace the transfer.
Upay Upay sits alongside the bigger wallets here, and the deposit flow is identical — number, amount, transaction ID. If your Upay app shows a pending status, send us the reference.
Bank Transfer Bank transfer suits larger movements and anyone who wants a record. You will need the account name, number and routing details from the cashier screen, plus the transfer reference
quinbet Adding Money With bKash Or Nagad

Adding Money With bKash Or Nagad

Your deposit starts and ends inside the wallet app you already use. Open the cashier from your account, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, and we show the number and reference to send to. Copy it, switch apps, send the amount, then come back and confirm with the transaction ID. Plenty of people do this between overs of a

cricket match. The balance lands on your account once the wallet side clears; if it lags, that reference is what we trace it with.

  • Open the cashier — Sign in and tap the wallet icon in your account header — the deposit tab is the one that opens first on mobile.
  • Pick your rail — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and we display the receiving number with a reference code for that request.
  • Send, then confirm — Send the amount from your wallet app, come back, and paste the transaction ID from the confirmation SMS into the cashier.
  • Watch the balance — Your account wallet updates once the transfer clears. Keep that SMS until you see the number move.
quinbet Verifying Your Own quinbet Account

Verifying Your Own quinbet Account

Verification puts a lock on your wallet, and we keep it to one round. Send a photo of your National ID or passport, a selfie that matches the photo on it, and the wallet statement for the number you paid from. The name has to line up across all three — ID, wallet, account. Once it is approved, payouts no longer trigger

fresh checks and nobody else can claim your balance with a screenshot of the app. Do it when you open the account rather than on payout day, and the wait stays with us, not you.

  • Photograph your ID — Front and back, all four corners in frame, no glare across the laminate. Your phone camera is enough.
  • Take the selfie — Hold the ID beside your face and follow the frame prompt so the face and the document sit in one shot.
  • Add wallet proof — Screenshot the bKash, Nagad or Rocket statement page that shows your name and the number you sent from.
  • Watch the status — Your profile shows the check moving to verified once it clears, and we message you inside the account.
quinbet Moving Your Balance To Your Wallet

Moving Your Balance To Your Wallet

Payouts leave through a local wallet in your own name, and we ask for the number before anything is released. Open the withdrawal tab, choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, type the amount and confirm where it should land. If your account is still unverified, that is the moment we ask for documents — before the request goes out, not

after. From Dhaka or anywhere else in Bangladesh, the request stays in your history so you can see where it stands.

  • Choose where it goes — Pick the wallet or bank from the payout list. The name on it has to match the name on your account.
  • Type the amount — Enter what you want out and check what stays behind — many of you leave a little in the wallet for the next matchday.
  • Clear the check — First payouts need your ID, a matching selfie and a wallet statement. We check it once and mark the account.
  • Follow the request — The request sits in your history with a status you can open, and it stays there after the money leaves.

Questions About Your Money

The things you ask our support desk most often, answered without the runaround. Deposits, payouts, documents and what to do when a transfer goes quiet — if your question is not here, the cashier screen and your account history usually hold the answer, and our team picks up the rest.

bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and standard bank transfer all sit in the cashier. Pick whichever you already use daily; the receiving number changes per request, so copy it fresh each time.

Send the transaction ID from your wallet's confirmation SMS through live chat or email, with the amount and the time you sent it. We trace it against the receiving number and update your account.

Yes — one verification covers the account for good. Have your ID, a matching selfie and a wallet statement ready; doing it when you open the account means payout day is just a request.

Only to a wallet registered in your own name. Send back to the same bKash or Nagad number — it makes the match easier on our side and avoids a second round of checks.

The smallest amount follows what your wallet allows, plus any floor the cashier screen shows you before you confirm. We display it first, so nothing changes after you have already sent the money.

It depends on how clear your documents are. Sharp photos with all four corners visible clear faster than glare-covered ones, and we message you in the account once the status changes.
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