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Your 88det account connects directly to bKash, Nagad and Rocket so your balance is ready before the next match starts. Every deposit and withdrawal step is visible inside your account area — availability depends on your local law and eligible region.
Depositing into 88det starts at the cashier section inside your account. Open the deposit screen, pick the wallet you use — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — and the page shows you the fields and any limits that apply to your account at that moment. Enter the amount and confirm the transfer from your wallet app. Once the transaction clears on the wallet side, your 88det balance updates and the amount appears in your transaction history.
Log into your 88det account and navigate to the deposit section inside your account dashboard.
Select bKash, Nagad or Rocket from the payment options shown on the deposit screen.
Type the amount you want to add. The screen shows the fields and any limits specific to your account tier.
Complete the transfer in your wallet app, then return to your 88det account history to confirm the balance update.
When you want to move your 88det balance back to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, open the withdrawal section in your account. The page lists the payout methods available to your account at that time — select the wallet where you want the funds to land. Enter the withdrawal amount, making sure it falls within the range shown on screen, then confirm.
Go to the withdrawal section inside your 88det account and review the methods and limits shown there.
Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket as your destination. Only wallets linked to your account will appear.
Type the amount within the range the screen displays. Amounts outside that range will not be accepted.
Follow the identity or wallet-ownership check shown on screen, then note the reference number on the confirmation page.
Before a deposit or withdrawal completes, your 88det account may prompt a verification step. The fields and documents required are displayed directly inside your account — we do not publish a universal checklist here because what is required depends on your account status at the time. Read each prompt carefully and provide only what the screen asks for.
Your account displays exactly which information is needed at each stage. Only enter what the form asks for.
If a wallet-matching step appears, complete it as shown. This links your bKash, Nagad or Rocket details to your account record.
After each verification step, your transaction history reflects the updated status. Refresh the page if the status has not changed.
If a verification prompt is not clear, contact our support team before submitting any document. They can confirm exactly what is needed.
Your 88det banking screen lists the wallets and payment routes active for your account. bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the three mobile wallet rails built into the deposit and withdrawal flow for Bangladesh. Each one follows the same account-to-wallet path: select the method, enter the amount within the displayed range, confirm in your wallet app, and watch your 88det balance adjust.
Mobile wallet deposit and withdrawal. Select bKash on the cashier screen and complete the transfer inside the bKash app.
Nagad transfers connect your 88det account balance directly to your Nagad wallet for both deposits and withdrawals.
Rocket payment rail available on the deposit and withdrawal screens. Follow the account prompts to link and use your Rocket wallet.
Every deposit or withdrawal you complete generates two records: one on your mobile wallet (bKash, Nagad or Rocket) and one inside your 88det transaction history. Keeping both in sync is the fastest way to resolve any discrepancy without waiting on support. The reference number shown by your wallet at the point of transfer is the key piece of evidence — copy it or screenshot it before leaving the wallet app.
Your wallet app (bKash, Nagad or Rocket) generates a transaction reference the moment you confirm a transfer. Save this number before closing the app — it is the primary identifier if you need to query the deposit or withdrawal later.
Your 88det transaction history shows a status for every banking action: pending, processing or confirmed. Check this column first when a balance seems slow to update rather than raising a support query immediately.
The transaction list inside your 88det account is the official record of what has moved in and out of your balance. It logs the method, amount and timestamp for each action, which is useful if you need to review past activity.
Hold onto the wallet receipt screenshot and your 88det history entry for any transaction you are uncertain about. Together they give support enough detail to trace the transfer end-to-end without asking you to repeat steps.
The security of your account and wallet connection matters as much as the speed of the transfer itself. Before entering any payment detail, confirm you are on the official 88det domain — check the address bar rather than following a link from an unverified source. Our account system links your payment method to your verified identity so that funds can only move to a wallet that matches your account record.
Always confirm the URL is 88det before entering your credentials or wallet details. Phishing pages can look identical to the real account screen. A quick check of the address bar takes two seconds and keeps your account safe.
Your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet is checked against your account registration details before a withdrawal is processed. This step stops funds from moving to a wallet that does not belong to your account.
When you add or change a payment method, your account may prompt a one-time confirmation step. Complete only the fields shown on screen and do not send unsolicited documents. This process is there to protect your balance.
If a transaction does not match your records or you see activity you did not authorise, contact our support team through the published channel on the 88det site. Have your wallet reference number ready — that is the fastest path to a resolution.
Below are the questions we hear most from Bangladesh accounts about deposits, withdrawals and wallet connections. If your question is not here, the support route on site covers account-specific queries.
bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the three mobile wallet options shown on the 88det deposit screen for Bangladesh accounts. The cashier page lists which of these is active for your account at the time you log in. Always check there for the current method availability rather than assuming all three are open at once.
The minimum deposit amount is displayed on the cashier screen when you select bKash or Nagad as your method. We do not publish a fixed figure here because limits can vary by account tier. Check the amount field on the deposit screen itself — it shows the floor and ceiling for your account at that moment.
First, save or screenshot the reference number from your wallet receipt. Then check your 88det transaction history to see the current status label. If the status remains pending after a noticeable delay, contact our support team with that reference number. That single piece of information lets us trace the transfer end-to-end.
Open the withdrawal section inside your 88det account, select Rocket as the destination and enter the amount within the range shown on screen. Complete any verification step the account prompts, then note the confirmation reference. Your Rocket wallet will receive the funds once the transfer processes and your account history updates the status.
A withdrawal hold usually means there is a pending account or wallet verification step. Check your account for any prompt asking for additional information and complete only the fields shown. If no prompt is visible but the status has not moved, contact support with the withdrawal reference number so we can check the queue status for your account.
No. Deposits must come from a wallet registered in your own name to match your 88det account record. Using another person's bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet can cause the transaction to be held during the wallet-ownership verification step. Always use your own registered wallet to keep the account-to-wallet path clear.