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Banking Built Around bKash, Nagad and Rocket

Deposits, withdrawals and verification on Wicket 72 all run through bKash, Nagad and Rocket, the wallets you already use every day.

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Wicket 72 Banking Built Around bKash, Nagad and Rocket
WALLET CHIP ROW

Local Wallets We Support Here

Wallet chips sit right above your deposit and withdrawal buttons, so you never hunt through menus to find them. bKash, Nagad and Rocket handle both directions of your Wicket 72 balance — funding your account and sending your payout back — and each one keeps its own transfer history inside the wallet app itself, separate from your account history tab on our side. If you're switching from mobile browser to our app mid-session, the same wallet list carries over so you don't re-enter payment details.

bKash Deposit through bKash by sending to the account number shown on your deposit page, then confirm the transfer with your PIN before your balance updates.
Nagad Nagad works for both deposits and withdrawal requests on your account, and the same registered mobile number is used to verify each payout you send back out.
Rocket Rocket sits alongside bKash and Nagad on the deposit screen, so you can move money in or request a payout without switching between different account pages.
Wicket 72 Deposit Into Your Account Wallet

Deposit Into Your Account Wallet

We keep the deposit counter one tap from your lobby. Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, send the amount to the account details shown on your Wicket 72 deposit page, then confirm with your PIN. Your balance updates automatically once the transfer clears, and you can head straight into Crash Rocket, Aviator or the live tables without refreshing the page. If

you're switching from browser to the app mid-session, your open deposit screen carries over, so you don't have to start the request again on a new device.

  • Open your deposit counter — Log into your account and tap the deposit icon on the lobby bar.
  • Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket — Choose the wallet you want to send from — all three are listed on the deposit screen.
  • Enter the amount and confirm — Type the amount, confirm with your wallet PIN, and approve the transfer from your banking app.
  • Balance updates on your account — Your balance reflects the transfer once it clears, and you're straight into the lobby.
Wicket 72 Verify Your Wicket 72 Account

Verify Your Wicket 72 Account

Verification is what keeps your Wicket 72 balance tied to you and nobody else. We ask for a government-issued ID and a mobile number that matches the wallet you deposit and withdraw with, whether that's bKash, Nagad or Rocket. This step usually comes up the first time you request a payout or when we notice a change in how your account is

being accessed. Once your details are confirmed, future withdrawals move through the same wallet without repeating the full check, and any new device you log in from gets a fresh OTP prompt before it can touch your balance.

  • Submit a government-issued ID — Upload a clear photo of your ID so the name matches your registered account details.
  • Match your wallet number — Confirm the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number tied to your account matches the one you deposit from.
  • Confirm via OTP on a new device — Any login from a new phone or browser triggers an OTP check before your balance is visible.
  • Verification clears future payouts — Once confirmed, your withdrawal requests move through the same wallet without repeating the full check.
Wicket 72 Send Your Balance Back To Your Wallet

Send Your Balance Back To Your Wallet

Cashing out on Wicket 72 starts from the same account page you used to deposit. Pick the wallet you want the payout sent to — bKash, Nagad and Rocket are all supported — and enter the amount you want to move out of your balance. We run a verification check on payout requests to confirm the account matches your registered details, which

protects your wallet from being paid out to the wrong number. Once that's cleared, the transfer moves through your chosen wallet's normal process, and you'll see the request status update inside your account history.

  • Choose your payout wallet — Select bKash, Nagad or Rocket as the destination for your withdrawal request.
  • Enter the withdrawal amount — Type in the amount you want moved out of your balance and submit the request.
  • Complete the verification step — Confirm the details on file match your account, so the payout lands on the right number.
  • Track the request in your history — Check your account history tab to see the payout status update after it's processed.

Common Wicket 72 Banking Questions

Banking questions on Wicket 72 usually come down to timing and verification, not the wallets themselves — bKash, Nagad and Rocket all work the same way on both sides of your balance. Here's what we get asked most often about deposits, withdrawals and keeping your account verified. None of this changes by device — the same wallet chips show up whether you're on the app or the mobile browser.

We don't publish a fixed minimum across every wallet, so check the amount field on your deposit page — bKash, Nagad and Rocket each show the limit before you confirm the transfer.

Your balance updates automatically once the transfer clears on our end, and the deposit also shows in your account history tab so you can double-check it went through.

Verification confirms the wallet number on your withdrawal request matches your registered account, which stops payouts from landing on the wrong bKash, Nagad or Rocket number.

Payouts go back to the wallet number tied to your verified account, so a withdrawal to a different Rocket number usually needs the account details updated first.

If a Nagad deposit hasn't reflected in your balance, check your transaction history in the Nagad app first, then reach our support channel with the reference number for a check.

No — you can fund your account first through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and verification usually comes up when you request your first withdrawal from Wicket 72.
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