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Your add7com Login Starts With Your Phone

One phone number, one password, and a one-time code on the way in — that is the whole sign-in. Use the same details on a mobile browser or a shared connection, and your wallet balance stays behind the form rather than sitting on the…

Phone number and passwordOne-time SMS codeRemembered on your own phoneSame fields on any browser

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Cashier Rails for bKash, Nagad and Rocket

Money moves after you are signed in, not before. Open the cashier, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer, and follow the prompt that appears — a PIN approval for the wallets, a transfer from your own bank account for the last one. Wallet deposits show on your account balance once the app confirms the payment. Withdrawals come back the same route, which is why the name on the wallet has to match the name on your profile. It is also why the cashier sits behind the sign-in form rather than in front of it.

bKash

Pick bKash in the cashier once you are signed in, type the amount, and approve the request in your bKash app with your PIN. The balance on your account wallet updates after that confirmation.

Nagad

Nagad works the same way from the cashier. Send to the number shown, confirm inside the Nagad app, and come back to the lobby — no card, no bank, nothing to print

Rocket

Rocket is the one for wallets you reload at a local agent. Enter the amount, approve the Rocket request on your phone, and the cashier shows the new balance.

Upay

Upay sits in the same cashier row if that is the wallet on your phone. Same steps: amount, request, PIN, then back to the lobby with the deposit showing.

Bank Transfer

Bank Transfer takes a little longer because your bank posts it, not us. Send from an account in your own name and the cashier marks the deposit once the transfer lands.

ACCOUNT HELP

Where Login Trouble Gets Sorted Out

When a sign-in goes wrong you want a person, not a form. Start with the help icon in the lobby and the chat thread opens with your account already attached — no need to paste your number. Email works too if you would rather write it out with screenshots attached. Either way, tell us what the screen said, which phone or browser you were on, and whether the code arrived. That short list covers most of the cases we see from Dhaka and Chattogram.

Team online

Chat from the help icon

The help icon sits inside the lobby after sign-in. Open a chat and the thread is already tied to your account, so you skip explaining which number you use.

Email the desk

Write to the address on our contact page with your phone number and what happened at sign-in. Screenshots of the error screen help us trace it faster than a description alone.

Recovery after a lost SIM

Changed numbers or lost the SIM? Ask the desk about recovery before you open a fresh account, so your wallet balance and history stay attached to one profile.

What the Join Form Asks You For

to the slots. Signing in later is the same two fields: number and password. We only ask for a fresh code when your phone or network looks new, which is usually the first time you use a different handset. If the password slips, tap the reset link under the box instead of opening a second

account. One number, one profile — a duplicate sign-up on the same number is blocked at the form. Everything after that is unchanged: the same slots, live tables and cricket markets on the sportsbook side, plus your balance and saved wallet details, which only load once you are signed in.

Your number is the account There is no separate username to remember. Your country code plus phone number, then a password you choose, and the SMS code confirms the number belongs to you.
Extra code on new devices Sign in from a phone or browser we have not seen before and we ask for a fresh one-time code. Same SIM, same code, a few seconds before the lobby loads.
Reset without a call Tap the reset link under the password field, take the code we text you, and set a new password from the same screen. You never have to ring anyone to get back in.
Wallet stays behind the form Balance, saved bKash or Nagad details and your game history only load after a successful sign-in, so handing your phone to a friend does not open your account.

Account

Opening your account takes one short form. Choose your country code, type the phone number you carry every day, set a password, and confirm you have read the terms. A code arrives by SMS — type it in and you are inside the lobby, with the wallet already open and the sportsbook tab sitting next to the slots. Signing in later is the same two fields: number and password. We only ask for a fresh code when your phone or network looks new, which is usually the first time you use a different handset. If the password slips, tap the reset link under the box instead of opening a second account.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFE SIGN-IN

How We Keep Your Sign-In Details Safe

Sign-in is the only door into your wallet, so we handle the details behind it carefully. Passwords are held in encrypted form, sessions are tied to the device you signed in on, and a fresh code is asked for whenever something looks unfamiliar. Payouts go back to a wallet in your own name, checked against your profile before the cashier releases anything. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions; if you are outside those areas, the form will not open an account for you.

Encrypted sign-in The sign-in form, your wallet details and the cashier all run over an encrypted connection, so your password and one-time code are not readable while they travel.

Name match on payouts Withdrawals return to a bKash, Nagad or Rocket account in your own name. We check the name against your profile before the cashier releases the money.

One account per number A single phone number opens a single account. That rule keeps the wallet balance, the betting history and the login on one profile instead of splitting them across duplicates.

Data used for your account Profile details are used to run your account, verify payouts and answer support requests. We do not pass your phone number to outside marketing lists.

Sign-In Questions We Answer Most

The six questions below come up most often at our sign-in screen. Read them before you write to the desk — most password and code problems clear inside the form itself. If yours does not, the chat icon in the lobby is the next step, and having your phone number plus the exact error wording ready keeps the thread short. Every answer here is about getting into your own account, nothing else.

Open the site, tap the sign-in button, then type the phone number you registered with and your password. If the device is new to us, enter the SMS code that follows.

Tap the reset link under the password box, enter your registered number, and take the one-time code we text. You can set a new password there and sign in straight away.

Someone may have typed your number by mistake, or tried the account. Do not share the code with anyone. Change your password from the sign-in screen if codes keep arriving.

Yes. On your personal handset the session holds until you tap sign out. We still ask for a code when a different browser or a borrowed phone tries your details.

No. Each number holds one account, so a second sign-up on the same number is blocked at the form. Use a different number for a family member's account.

Check the message inbox for a blocked sender, then tap resend once and wait. If it still does not land, message the desk and we will look at the number on your profile.

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