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Log In to kirikiya in a Few Taps

A mobile number, your password and the SMS code we send — that is the whole sign-in, and it works the same on a bus in Dhaka as it does at home on Wi-Fi.

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ACCOUNT HELP PATH

Help When Your Login Stalls

If a code does not arrive, start with the SMS folder and your network signal, then tap resend after a minute. That fixes most cases. When it does not, live chat is the quicker route — an agent can check whether your number is on file correctly and tell you the status tied to it. Email suits documents better, like a sharper ID photo or a wallet statement showing the same name. Both channels keep your case in one thread, so you never have to explain the problem twice.

Live Chat Chat connects you to a support agent who can check the number on your account and see why a code is not reaching your phone.
Email Send a screenshot of the error with your registered mobile number. Documents like a clearer ID photo travel better by email than inside a chat window.
Password Reset The reset link sits under the password field on the login screen. Enter your number, take the code, and set a new password without contacting anyone.

What Happens Once You Sign In

Opening a kirikiya account takes one screen. You give us a mobile number, choose a password, and confirm the six-digit code we send by SMS — that is the whole first step. Before you can move money out, our team asks for a photo of your national ID or passport and a matching selfie; the

same check applies to the wallet number you register, so the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account in your name is the only one that can receive funds. Signing in later is shorter. Enter the number and password, then key in the fresh code that lands on your phone. If you tick the stay-signed-in box on

a personal handset, the browser holds your session and takes you straight to the lobby; on a shared phone, log out when you are done. Your balance, open bets and saved game lists sit on the account, so switching from browser to the Android app does not reset anything. Forgotten password? Use the reset link,

confirm with the same SMS code, and choose a new one. Live chat answers if a step stalls.

  • One-Screen Signup A mobile number, a password, and the six-digit code from your SMS. Nothing else stands between you and the lobby on the first visit.
  • ID Before Withdrawals A photo of your national ID or passport plus a selfie. We match the name to the wallet number you registered, so funds only leave to you.
  • Session That Stays Stay signed in on a personal handset and the browser keeps the session open. On a shared phone, log out and a fresh code brings you back.
  • Reset Without Calling The forgot-password link plus the code on your number is enough. No queue, no callback, and your saved game lists stay untouched.

Account

Opening a kirikiya account takes one screen. You give us a mobile number, choose a password, and confirm the six-digit code we send by SMS — that is the whole first step. Before you can move money out, our team asks for a photo of your national ID or passport and a matching selfie; the same check applies to the wallet number you register, so the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account in your name is the only one that can receive funds. Signing in later is shorter. Enter the number and password, then key in the fresh code that lands on your phone.

Open an Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

LOGIN SAFETY

How We Keep Your Account Safe

Logins travel over an encrypted connection, and we never ask for your wallet PIN inside chat — anyone who does is not us. A short one-time code works alongside your password, so a stolen password alone cannot open the account. ID checks exist for the same reason: they tie the account, the wallet and the person to one name, which is also what protects your withdrawals. If you want a pause, ask support and your session ends on every device.

Encrypted Sessions

Details you type on the login screen travel over an encrypted connection, so your password is not readable on whichever network you happen to be using.

One-Time Codes

Every sign-in asks for a code sent to your registered number. A password alone cannot open the account, even if someone else has seen it.

Identity Matching

The name on your ID, your account and your wallet must agree. That check is what lets us release withdrawals to you and block anyone else.

Session Control

You can ask support to close your session on every device or pause the account for a period you choose while you step away.

WALLET FUNDING

Your bKash, Nagad and Rocket Wallet

Add funds from the wallet already on your phone. Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket in the cashier, send the amount to the number shown on screen, then confirm with your wallet PIN — the balance lands on your account and you are back at the tables without leaving the page. Upay and Bank Transfer run through the same cashier if you prefer them. Because the wallet is tied to your login, the account you sign in with is the one that receives withdrawals once the ID check clears.

bKash Send the amount from your bKash app to the number the cashier shows, confirm with your PIN, and the balance appears on the account you are signed in to.
Nagad Nagad transfers work the same way: open the app, choose Send Money, paste the number, approve with your PIN. Keep the transaction ID — support can trace it if the balance lags.
Rocket Rocket users confirm the same way from the Rocket app. Use the wallet registered in your own name, since the details must match your account for withdrawals to pass the check.
Upay Upay sits alongside the three main wallets for anyone who already uses it. The steps do not change: send to the shown number, confirm with your PIN, then return to the lobby.

Common kirikiya Login Questions

The questions below come up most often at the login screen, so we answer them in the same order you would hit them: getting in, missing codes, staying signed in, and what happens when a password will not work. If your case is not here, live chat can look at the account directly.

Open the login screen, type the mobile number you registered and your password, then enter the six-digit code that arrives by SMS. That is it — the lobby loads with your balance.

Check the SMS folder and your network signal first, then tap resend. If nothing lands after a couple of tries, live chat can confirm whether the number on file is correct.

Yes. Tick the stay-signed-in box on a handset only you use and the browser keeps your session. Avoid it on shared phones, and log out when you hand the device over.

Repeated wrong entries put a hold on the account. Let it clear, then use the reset link instead of guessing again — the SMS code puts you back in control.

One account, one wallet. Sign in with the same mobile number in the browser or the Android app and your balance, open bets and saved tables appear either way — nothing resets.

Tap the reset link under the password field, confirm the code sent to your registered number, and choose a new password. Your wallet balance and game lists stay as they were.
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