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Your ai71 Banking, From bKash to Payout

Every taka you move on ai71 leaves and returns through a wallet you already use — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — so adding funds never means learning a new app.

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ai71 Your ai71 Banking, From bKash to Payout
ai71 Withdrawing to the Wallet You Paid From

Withdrawing to the Wallet You Paid From

Payouts follow the same rails you paid in on, which keeps the trail clean for both of us. Open Withdraw, choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and enter the amount — the cashier checks it against your available balance before anything moves. The wallet number must be yours and must match the name on your account, because that is the

one rule we cannot bend. Enter the code we send to your registered mobile, submit, and follow the request status in that same panel.

  • Choose a payout rail — Open Withdraw and pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. The number you type has to be registered in your own name.
  • Set the amount — The panel shows what is available once any amount still in play settles, and it will not accept a figure above that.
  • Confirm with a code — We send a one-time code to your registered mobile. Enter it and the request is logged with a reference number you can quote to support.
  • Track the status — The same panel shows whether your request is queued, approved or returned, so you never have to guess where it stands.
ai71 Verifying Your ai71 Account Once

Verifying Your ai71 Account Once

One verification pass unlocks the money side of your account for good. We ask for a photo of your National ID or passport, a quick selfie, and the wallet number you deposit from — enough to show that the account, the person and the payment rail belong together. Upload them under Verification and we check them; where a corner is blurred or

a name differs, we tell you which document to redo. This is also what lets us return a withdrawal to you and not to whoever typed the number.

  • Photograph your ID — National ID, passport or driving licence, all four corners in frame, the text readable and no glare across the number.
  • Take the selfie — Good light, face uncovered, no filter. We match your face to the document itself, not to your profile picture.
  • Add your wallet number — Show the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you pay from, so the rail, the name and the account line up.
  • Hear back on the check — If something does not match we name the document to replace instead of sending a blanket refusal, and you can resubmit from the same screen.
PAYMENT SNAPSHOT

Wallets That Work at Our Cashier

Three wallets carry most of the traffic here, and each one behaves a little differently at the cashier. bKash is the one most of you already have open on your phone; Nagad suits smaller amounts through the day; Rocket is what you reach for when the other two are busy. Upay and bank transfer sit alongside them. All five feed the same account wallet, so whether you are in Dhaka or on the road, one balance covers everything you open.

bKash The wallet most of you already have. Pick it in the cashier, send to the number we show, confirm with your PIN and paste the transaction ID back. It is the quickest habit to build.
Nagad Handy for smaller amounts and for the second half of the month. Same three steps: choose Nagad, send the exact figure, paste the ID. Numbers and names must match your ai71 account.
Rocket Run through the bank side of mobile money, which some of you prefer for larger transfers. Select Rocket, use the number registered to your name, and keep the SMS until your balance shows the credit.
Upay Taken at the cashier alongside the three main wallets. The flow is identical: pick Upay, send, confirm, paste the ID. If the app is slow, wait for the confirmation screen before you leave it.
Bank Transfer For amounts you would rather move through a bank. Use the account details shown in the cashier, put your ai71 account reference in the description field, and the funds are matched once the transfer lands.
ai71 Adding Funds From Your Own Wallet

Adding Funds From Your Own Wallet

Our cashier is built around how you already send money. Tap Deposit inside your account, choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, and we show the receiving number and the exact amount to send. Switch to your wallet app, complete the payment with your PIN, then come back and enter the transaction ID so we can match it. Send from

your own number and the funds land on your balance, ready for a BPL cricket market or a live table, instead of sitting unclaimed.

  • Open the cashier — Sign in to your account and tap Deposit. The panel shows bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer, each with the number we expect it to go to.
  • Pick your rail — Choose the wallet that is holding your money today. If bKash is short, Nagad or Rocket follow identical steps, so there is nothing new to learn.
  • Send and confirm — Complete the transfer in your wallet app with your PIN, then copy the transaction ID from the confirmation message back into the cashier.
  • See the balance — Your account wallet updates once we match the ID. Keep the wallet SMS until it does, because support can chase any gap with that reference.

Money Questions We Hear Most

The same handful of questions turns up in our chat every week, so we have answered them here in plain words instead of leaving you to wait for a reply. If yours is about a transfer that has already left your wallet, have the transaction ID ready before you write to us — it shortens the conversation by half. Everything below applies to bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer alike, because the cashier treats them the same way.

bKash is the one most of you already have open. Nagad and Rocket work the same way at the cashier. Pick whichever app holds your money today, since the balance lands in the same account wallet.

Give it a moment and recheck the transaction ID you pasted; a wrong digit is the usual cause. Send our Bangladesh support team the wallet SMS and we can trace the reference from our side.

No. Payouts go only to a bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay number registered in your own name, matching the ID we verified. That rule keeps your money recoverable if a request is disputed.

There is no fixed clock; it depends on photo quality and queue size. A sharp ID photo and clean selfie usually clear on the first check, while blurred ones come back with a specific request.

Whatever the cashier screen shows when you open it applies; there is no second figure hidden elsewhere. If your amount falls below what the panel accepts, send one transfer rather than several small ones.

Copy the reference number from the withdrawal panel and take it to our Bangladesh support chat. Queued requests are normal during busy windows, and the reference lets support see exactly where yours stands.
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