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Your bit88 account is funded through the payment routes you already use every day — bKash as the primary deposit path, Rocket as a solid alternative, and Bank Transfer when you want a clear paper record. Every route connects directly to your account balance, and you manage it all from the same cashier screen whether you are on mobile or desktop.
Adding money to your balance starts at the cashier section inside your account. We have configured bKash as the primary route because it is the wallet most Bangladesh players open first — the number is already on your phone, and the confirmation comes back to the same device. Rocket sits right alongside it as a deposit option for anyone whose mobile banking is set up through that wallet instead.
Log in and navigate to the deposit area inside your bit88 account. The cashier screen lists the payment routes currently configured for your region.
Select bKash, Rocket or Bank Transfer from the options shown. The screen updates to display the fields and instructions specific to that route.
Type the deposit amount into the field displayed, then follow the confirmation step shown on screen — this may route through your wallet app or your bank portal.
Once the transaction completes, your updated balance appears in the account area. Cross-check it against the reference shown in your wallet or bank history.
When you are ready to move funds out, the withdrawal screen is in the same cashier area as the deposit section. We ask you to choose the route — bKash, Rocket or Bank Transfer — that matches the wallet or account you deposited with, because this keeps your transaction trail consistent and supports the identity check that your account may require.
Go to the cashier section and select the withdrawal tab. The routes available to you are shown based on your account status and deposit history.
Pick the same route you used to deposit where possible. Enter the wallet number or bank account details exactly as they are registered to your account.
Type the amount into the withdrawal field, review the summary screen, then confirm. Note the reference number displayed before you close the screen.
Your withdrawal request appears in your transaction history with a status label. This label updates as the request moves through each stage.
Your account may reach a point where the system asks you to complete a verification step before a withdrawal can proceed. The fields and documents required are shown directly inside your account area — what appears there is specific to your account status, so we do not publish a single universal document list here.
When a check is required, a prompt appears in your account area or during the withdrawal flow. Follow the instructions shown there rather than any external checklist.
The account may ask you to confirm that the bKash, Rocket or bank account you are withdrawing to is registered in your name. Complete only the fields displayed.
If the account area requests a document, upload only what the field specifies. Do not send additional items unless the support team asks for them.
Use the published support route inside your account to ask which step is pending. An agent can clarify what your specific account needs without you guessing.
The three payment routes configured for Bangladesh accounts on bit88 are bKash, Rocket and Bank Transfer. bKash is the primary route — it is the wallet most commonly linked to Bangladesh accounts, and the deposit flow runs through the bKash app or number you already have registered.
Primary deposit route for Bangladesh accounts. Use the mobile number registered to your bKash wallet and follow the cashier fields as displayed.
Alternative mobile wallet route. Select Rocket at the cashier and complete the steps shown — the flow is similar to bKash but routes through your Rocket account.
Move funds from a registered bank account. This route leaves a record on your bank statement and inside your bit88 transaction history.
Every deposit and withdrawal you complete through bKash, Rocket or Bank Transfer generates a reference on both sides — one inside your bit88 transaction history and one inside your wallet or bank statement. Keeping these in sync is straightforward if you know where to look. The transaction history section of your account lists each movement with a reference number, a status label and the payment route used.
Every transaction generates a reference on the bit88 side and a matching one in your bKash, Rocket or bank record. Note both at the time of the transaction so you can match them later.
The transaction history screen inside your account uses status labels such as pending, processing or completed. These labels update as a request moves through each stage — check here first before contacting support.
Open the transaction history tab inside your account to see a list of all deposit and withdrawal movements, each with its payment route, amount and current status clearly shown.
Save the confirmation screen from your bKash or Rocket app and note the bit88 reference number. These two pieces of information are what support will ask for if a transaction needs to be reviewed.
Keeping your account and your funds safe comes down to a few consistent habits on your side and the safeguards we maintain on ours. Always access bit88 through the correct domain — bit88 — and check the address bar before you enter any account credentials. We verify wallet ownership as part of the account and withdrawal process so that funds move only to the wallet or bank account registered under your name.
Always confirm you are on bit88 before logging in or entering payment details. Bookmarking the correct address and checking it each session is the simplest safeguard against phishing pages.
The withdrawal process includes a wallet or bank ownership check to confirm funds go only to the account registered in your name. Complete the fields shown inside your account — do not skip this step.
Your bKash, Rocket or bank account must match the details registered to your bit88 profile. If you need to update a payment detail, use the account settings section and follow the instructions displayed there.
If anything in a transaction looks wrong, use the support route shown inside your bit88 account. Keep both the wallet reference and the bit88 transaction reference ready when you make contact.
The questions below cover the banking steps and account situations that come up most often. If your situation is not covered here, the support route inside your account is the right place to ask — an agent can look at your account directly and give you a specific answer.
bKash is the primary deposit route on bit88 and the one most Bangladesh accounts use first. Open the cashier section, select bKash, and follow the fields shown. If bKash is not available for your account at that moment, Rocket is the configured alternative.
We ask you to withdraw to the same route you deposited with where possible. This keeps your transaction trail consistent and supports the wallet ownership check your account requires. If you need to change a payment detail, use the account settings section.
Check the transaction history section inside your bit88 account first — the status label there shows where the deposit stands. Note your bKash reference number and the bit88 reference, then contact support through the route inside your account if the status does not update.
The minimum amounts for bKash, Rocket and Bank Transfer are shown inside the cashier section when you select each route. We do not publish fixed minimums here because these can change — always check the field limits displayed in your account at the time of your deposit.
Pending status means the request is in the processing queue. If your account has an outstanding verification step, completing it will allow the request to move forward. Check the verification section of your account, and contact support with your transaction reference if the status does not change.
Select Bank Transfer at the cashier screen. The account details you need to send to appear on screen — use exactly those details and include the reference number shown. Your deposit will appear in your account history once the transfer is confirmed on the bank side.