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Open your 299bf account area and the money side sits in one column: bKash and Nagad deposits, Rocket transfers, cashout requests and the record of each move. Follow the fields shown there and your next step stays visible.
Money goes in from the wallet you already use. Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, type the amount into the field your account shows, then confirm on your phone. The transfer leaves your wallet under a reference your account generates, and that same reference is what we match when the deposit lands in your balance. Keep the wallet confirmation message until the balance line changes.
Sign in with the email tied to your account, then open the cashier from the account menu. The deposit fields appear on one screen on both phone and desktop.
Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer from the list your profile shows, and check that the number you are sending from belongs to you.
Type the amount in the field provided, complete the steps inside your wallet app, then return and read the balance line for the reference you were given.
You cash out to the same wallet you deposit from, which keeps your own records readable. Open the cashout area, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and enter the amount you want out. We display the balance that stays after the request, so you can check the figure before you submit it. Requests sit in the queue your account shows, and the status label changes as we work through them. Complete any account check the page asks for, because a request cannot leave while that check is open. Leave your wallet number unchanged until the money arrives.
Sign in and open the cashout area from your account menu, then read the wallet names listed there. Methods you have used before appear with your saved details already filled in.
Type the amount into the field shown, look at the remaining balance line beside it, then submit the request. The page shows you a reference before the screen closes.
Where the page asks for an account check, work through the fields it lists and come back to the request afterwards. Cashouts stay on hold until that step is done.
An account check is the step where we confirm that the person moving money is the account holder. You will see the exact fields in your own account area, and nothing is collected outside that page. Work through what is shown, save your file names clearly, and come back if a field is rejected. We do not publish a fixed list of documents here, because what your account asks for depends on your profile and your wallet. If something looks wrong, message support from inside the account before you upload anything.
The check begins from the account area, never from a link in a message. Type the address you normally use, sign in, and open the verification section from the menu.
Every profile asks for slightly different details, so use the boxes on your own page. Complete each field marked as required before you save the screen.
Save the files and numbers you sent, along with the date you finished. That makes it quick to answer if we ask you to confirm something later.
Every deposit and cashout on 299bf runs through the payment names you see below, so you are never pushed to a method you do not use. bKash and Nagad are the two we see most from Bangladesh accounts, with Rocket, Upay and bank transfer available where your profile supports them. Each option appears in the cashier with its own fields, and the reference for your transfer is generated on the same screen. Availability can depend on your region and on local law, so check the cashier before you send.
The wallet most Bangladesh customers of ours send from. Pick it in the cashier, type the amount, and approve the payment inside your bKash app.
Sits beside bKash in the cashier list. Your saved Nagad number loads on the deposit screen, so you only confirm the amount and the reference.
Appears for accounts that support it. Use the Rocket fields the cashier shows and keep the SMS until your balance line updates.
Upay sits with the wallet options, while bank transfer suits larger moves between accounts. Both follow the same reference flow on your deposit screen.
Your wallet app and your account each keep their own copy of a transfer, and the reference number is what ties them together. When you open the history in your account, you will see the method, the amount, the reference and a status label for each move. Compare the reference against the wallet message you received, then check the status field to see where the request sits. If the two do not match, screenshot both screens before you contact support, so we can look at the same details you are seeing.
Every deposit and cashout carries one. Copy it from the wallet message and set it beside the matching line in your account history.
Each entry shows a label such as pending, matched or returned. Read that label before acting, because it tells you whether we still need something.
The wallet section lists every move in order with the method and amount beside each line. Narrow it by date when the list gets long.
Hold on to the wallet confirmation, the reference and a screenshot of the account line until the two agree. That set answers most questions we ask.
Two habits cover most of the risk you control. Type the address yourself instead of following a link from a message, and check that the page you land on is the one your account always opens on. Keep the wallet in your own name, because a payout to someone else's number is where most disputes start. When you need help, use the support route published inside your account rather than a number sent to you in chat. Nobody on our side will ever ask for your password or a full wallet code.
Open the site by typing the domain you know, or from a bookmark you saved yourself. Links arriving in a group chat are how accounts get taken over.
Send and receive only through numbers registered to you. Money in from someone else's wallet creates a mismatch that is hard to untangle later.
Your login and your wallet codes belong to you alone. We will not ask for them, and no page of ours asks you to enter them twice.
If something looks off, open the help section from inside your account and write to us there. Your request and our reply stay in one thread.
These are the questions we get most often about moving money in and out of an account. The answers point at the screens that hold the detail for your own profile, because amounts, fields and available methods are set per account rather than published as one fixed figure.
bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer appear in the cashier where your profile supports them. Open the deposit screen first to see the list attached to your own account.
Start with the reference in your wallet message, then compare it with the matching line in your account history. If the label still reads pending, send both screenshots to support from inside your account.
Cashout lists usually mirror the methods already saved on your account, so a new wallet number has to be added and checked first. The cashout page shows what your profile currently allows.
Only what the fields on your own page request. Your account shows the exact details for your profile, so complete those, keep your copies, and message support if one field keeps failing.
The smallest figure for a deposit sits on the deposit screen, beside the field you type into. Read that line before you confirm, because it can differ between bKash, Nagad, Rocket and bank transfer.
Check the status label on the account line first, since pending and returned mean different things. Then send the reference and a screenshot through the support route inside your account so we can look at it.