Sign In to pkokapk and Get Back to the Lobby
Signing in takes your registered mobile number, your password, and the one-time code we send to that number. Your wallet balance, saved games and open bets then load on the same screen, though access depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Getting Back Into a Locked Account
If the code never arrives, don't keep tapping resend. Check that the number on the account is the one in your hand, wait out the timer, then try once more. A number you've changed or lost is the one case where we verify you by hand, and that's a conversation with our support team rather than a form. Reach them from the chat bubble on the sign-in screen or the address on our contact page. Keep your account number ready — not your password.
Chat from the sign-in screen
The chat bubble sits under the password field, so you can ask for help before you're signed in. Tell us what the screen shows and we'll take it from there.
Email us the details
Write to the support address on our contact page with your registered number and a screenshot of the error. Never put your password or the SMS code in that message.
Steps for a changed number
Swapped SIM or lost the handset? We confirm the account from another angle before the number is moved, then you can sign in again with the new one.
How We Keep Your Account Safe
Everything between your browser and our servers runs over an encrypted connection, so the password and code you type aren't readable on the way. We verify the mobile number first because that is the one thing a stranger cannot copy from a screenshot. Sessions carry an expiry, and you can close any of them from your account settings. We would rather slow a sign-in down than let somebody else into your wallet.
Encrypted connections
Password and code fields post over TLS, so what you type isn't exposed on public Wi-Fi at a tea stall or a bus terminal. Look for the padlock in the browser bar first.
Number verification
A new device has to clear the SMS code before it reaches the lobby. That single step is why a copied password on its own won't open your account wallet.
Session control
The account page lists where you're signed in and lets you close a session you don't recognise, including one left open on a friend's phone or a shared laptop.
Narrow data handling
We keep what's needed to run your account and meet local record-keeping rules, not a profile you never agreed to. What we hold depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Funding the Wallet You Sign In To
Your wallet sits behind the login, so the account you sign into is the same one holding your bKash, Nagad and Rocket balance. Add money from the cashier once you're in: pick the wallet, copy the number shown, send from your own app, then confirm with your PIN and the transaction ID. Nothing credits until that ID matches. Signing out doesn't move the balance — it waits for you.
bKash
Send from your own bKash app to the number the cashier displays, confirm with your PIN, then paste the transaction ID into the deposit box while you're still signed in.
Nagad
Nagad transfers follow the same route — start the send inside your app, keep the reference number, and enter it on the deposit screen. The wallet credits once we match it.
Rocket
Rocket suits account holders who already use it: open the Rocket menu, send to the displayed number, and log the reference in that same deposit form before your session closes.
What the Login Screen Asks You For
Open the sign-in page and you'll see two fields, not a long form: the mobile number you registered with and your password. Type them, tap sign in, and a one-time code arrives by SMS. Copy that code into the box within the window shown on screen — the code expires, so keep the phone beside
you rather than in another room. New here? The same screen carries a create-account path. Choose a password, confirm the mobile number you actually carry, and you land in the lobby. We don't ask for an email you never check. If the number is new to us, we confirm it once before your account wallet
opens. Forgotten the password? Use the reset link under the password field, enter the same mobile number, and follow the SMS code again. You will not lose your balance, your saved games or any pending bet while you reset — those stay tied to the account, not the password. Two things we won't rush you
on: never share your one-time code with anyone who calls or messages claiming to be from us, and check the address bar reads pkokapk before you type a password.
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Number-first sign-in One mobile number and one password get you in. No username to remember, no email link to chase, and the same two fields work on a phone or a desktop browser.
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Code check on a new device A fresh phone or browser asks for the SMS code once, then remembers that device. Shared machines don't get that memory, so sign out on any cyber café computer before you leave.
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Your balance stays put Resetting a password or signing in from another phone never touches your account wallet, saved slot progress or unsettled cricket bets. The balance follows the account, not the device.
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Steps you can follow at the desk Our support team walks you through a stuck code or a blocked number using the same steps shown on this page, in plain English, and never asks for your password.
Account
Open the sign-in page and you'll see two fields, not a long form: the mobile number you registered with and your password. Type them, tap sign in, and a one-time code arrives by SMS. Copy that code into the box within the window shown on screen — the code expires, so keep the phone beside you rather than in another room. New here? The same screen carries a create-account path. Choose a password, confirm the mobile number you actually carry, and you land in the lobby. We don't ask for an email you never check. If the number is new to us, we confirm it once before your account wallet opens. Forgotten the password?
Open AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Login Questions We Get Asked
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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.