Register Once, Then Move Straight to the Lobby
Registration on ai71 is one short form: a username, a password, your mobile number, and you are into the wallet before you touch a game.
Fund the New Wallet With bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Once your account exists, the cashier shows three wallet options and nothing complicated: bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Pick one, enter the amount, and the screen gives you the number to send to. Open your wallet app, send the money, then come back and confirm with your wallet PIN. The balance updates on the account page after the transfer is picked up. Bank transfer is also there if you would rather move money from a bank account. Whichever rail you use, the wallet and the game balance are the same pot — no separate pockets to keep track of.
bKash
Send to the number shown on the cashier screen, confirm with your PIN, and the amount lands in your account wallet for play.
Nagad
The same path as bKash: open the app, transfer the amount, confirm, then check your balance on the wallet page.
Rocket
Useful if your Rocket wallet is the one you top up regularly. Enter the amount, send, confirm, and the balance follows.
Bank Transfer
For larger top-ups from a bank account. Enter the details, send, and the cashier matches the transfer to your account.
What the Sign-Up Form Actually Asks You
The form is deliberately short. You choose a username, set a password, and add the mobile number tied to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet — that number matters later when you withdraw, so use one you actually keep and control. We send a one-time code to confirm it is yours. Type it in and
the account opens; nothing else blocks you from the lobby. After that you will see the wallet page first, not a game. That is on purpose. Add money through the cashier, and the balance shows before you enter a table, so you always know what you are working with. If you skip a field, the
form tells you which one before you submit rather than after. Returning to sign in is the username or mobile number plus your password, and the same one-time code if you are on a new device. Keep the number current — support uses it to confirm who you are when you ask about a locked
account.
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Mobile number verification A one-time code goes to the number you enter, confirming the account belongs to you before any money moves through the wallet.
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One login for every device The same details work on your phone browser and on desktop, so your balance and open tables follow you across both.
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Wallet page comes first You land on the cashier and see your balance before the games, which keeps deposits and play in separate, clear steps.
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Support reachable from inside Once signed in, account help sits behind one tap, so you are not hunting for an email address when something needs fixing.
Account
The form is deliberately short. You choose a username, set a password, and add the mobile number tied to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet — that number matters later when you withdraw, so use one you actually keep and control. We send a one-time code to confirm it is yours. Type it in and the account opens; nothing else blocks you from the lobby. After that you will see the wallet page first, not a game. That is on purpose. Add money through the cashier, and the balance shows before you enter a table, so you always know what you are working with.
See the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Where to Get Account Help After You Register
Most sign-up problems are small ones — a one-time code that has not arrived, a username already in use, a wallet number typed with a wrong digit. Our account help covers all three, and you can raise it before you ever deposit a taka. Keep your registered mobile number handy when you write in; it is how we pull up the right account.
How We Keep the Account Side of Things Safe
Your password is stored encrypted, and the one-time code on a new device is the second lock. We ask for the mobile number tied to your wallet so a withdrawal can be checked against the same identity that funded the account — that protects you, not just us. Take your own precautions too: nobody from the platform will ask for your wallet PIN over chat, ever.
Encrypted connections
Pages where you type a password or wallet number load over an encrypted connection, so the details are not readable in transit.
Identity checks on withdrawal
Money leaves to the wallet number you registered. That single rule is the main reason account access is tied to your mobile.
You control your PIN
Your bKash, Nagad or Rocket PIN is yours alone. We never ask for it, and no support agent needs it to help you.
Access tied to local law
Registration is open where local law and eligible regions allow it. If you are unsure about your area, ask support before you deposit.
Questions People Ask Before Registering
These come up most often at the sign-up step, so they are worth a read before you start filling the form.
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Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.
Access may be available only where local law permits.