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Deposits, Payouts and Verification in One Place

Every taka you move on okbajee travels the same short path: bKash, Nagad, Rocket or a bank transfer in, a verified wallet out, and the cashier showing where each request stands while it moves.

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okbajee Deposits, Payouts and Verification in One Place

Wallets We Move Money Through

Four rails cover almost every banking request on the site. bKash and Nagad carry the bulk of mobile traffic, Rocket stays useful if that is the wallet you have kept open for years, and bank transfer handles the larger amounts you move from a savings account. All of them sit on the same cashier screen, so switching method never means leaving your account. Availability of each rail depends on local law and eligible regions, and we credit a deposit only after the reference matches.

bKash

Send money from your bKash app to the number the cashier shows, then enter the transaction ID. The name on the bKash account should match your okbajee account before your first payout.

Nagad

Nagad transfers run the same way: cashier number, send money, PIN, then the reference. A Nagad statement works as proof if a credit is delayed and you need us to trace it.

Rocket

Rocket suits anyone already holding that wallet. Use the send money option in your Rocket app, keep the confirmation SMS, and log the transaction ID in the cashier while it is still open.

Bank Transfer

Bank transfer handles bigger amounts from a savings or current account. You will need the account number the cashier gives you plus your own bank reference; we match the sender name to your registered name.

okbajee Verifying Your okbajee Account

Verifying Your okbajee Account

Verification is the part of banking that protects your balance, not a hurdle to clear. We ask for a photo ID — national ID card or passport — plus a selfie, so we know the person opening the cashier is the person named on it. For wallet payouts we also match the wallet number to that name. Everything sits against your account

and is used for payout checks only. Do it once, before your first withdrawal, and later requests move without the same questions. If a document is blurry we tell you which one to retake instead of rejecting the whole file.

  • Open the verification tab — Signed in, the account menu has a verification tab. It lists exactly which document we still need from you, so you are not guessing.
  • Send a clear photo — National ID card, passport or driving licence, front and back, with all four corners visible and no glare across the number.
  • Take the selfie — Hold the ID beside your face in the same frame when the camera asks for it. That single shot links the document to you.
  • Wait for the check — We review what you sent and mark the account. Approved shows in the tab, and a rejection names the document to redo.
okbajee Adding Taka to Your okbajee Wallet

Adding Taka to Your okbajee Wallet

Open the cashier from your account, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer, and the screen shows the receiving number plus the reference field you will fill in. You send the amount from your own wallet app, confirm with your PIN, then come back and type the transaction ID. That reference is what our team matches against. Paying from a wallet registered

in someone else's name fails the match, so use the wallet tied to your account. If you are in Dhaka, the usual habit is to keep the cashier tab open while you switch between the two apps; on mobile it stays logged in.

  • Open the cashier — Sign in, tap the wallet icon and choose deposit. The screen shows the receiving number and the reference field you will fill in once the send is done.
  • Send from your wallet — Open your own wallet app, choose send money, paste the number, enter the amount, then confirm with your PIN. Keep the SMS it returns.
  • Log the reference — Back in the cashier, type the transaction ID from that SMS. This is the string our team matches, so one wrong digit stalls the credit.
  • Check your balance — The amount reaches your account wallet once the reference matches. Still missing? Message support with the ID and we trace it from our end.
okbajee Taking Your Payout Back to Your Wallet

Taking Your Payout Back to Your Wallet

Payouts leave through the same rails they came in on: bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer, always to an account in your own name. Before your first request the cashier asks you to finish wallet verification, because the name on your okbajee account has to match the name on the wallet. From there it is a short form — choose the method,

type the amount, confirm the number you want it sent to. We check each request against your deposit and play history before release. If something does not line up we message you in-app rather than letting the request sit silent.

  • Finish verification first — Wallet verification is a one-time step: your name, your wallet number and the ID you registered with. Do it before your first request rather than after.
  • Pick the receiving wallet — Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer in the cashier and read the number twice. One wrong digit sends the money to a stranger instead of you.
  • Enter the amount — Type what you want out and look at the balance left behind. The cashier refuses anything above your available balance, so nothing queues by accident.
  • Track the request — Your cashier shows the status of each request. Anything held for a check shows there too, and support reads the same record you are looking at.

What You Ask About Your Wallet

Most messages reaching our support desk are about the same four things: a deposit that has not shown up, a payout sitting on a check, a wallet name that does not match, and how to close an account. Everything below covers those in plain terms. For anything outside them, message the team from inside your account.

bKash or Nagad are the two most people start with, because both send money in a couple of taps and hand you an SMS reference straight away. Rocket works just as well.

Send the transaction ID from your wallet SMS to support in the account chat. We match it against the receiving number and credit the amount once it clears; the same thread tracks the case.

Yes — wallet payouts need your name and wallet number on file first, plus the ID you registered with. Start verification early so your first request is not held at the check stage.

The cashier shows the minimum for each wallet before you confirm, and it can differ between bKash, Nagad, Rocket and bank transfer. Read the figure on the screen rather than relying on an old screenshot.

Bank transfer is available, but most requests default to the wallet you deposited from because the name match is already on file. Change the method in the cashier before you submit.

No — the sending wallet has to be registered in your own name, otherwise the credit is held and we ask for the wallet documents. Third-party sends are the most common reason a deposit sits uncredited.
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