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Banking Inside Your 96tv Account

Your account runs on the three rails most people here already use: bKash, Nagad and Rocket, with Upay and bank transfer there when you want them.

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96tv Account Verification Before Your First Payout

Account Verification Before Your First Payout

Verification is what lets us release money to you with confidence. We ask for one government photo ID, a selfie holding it, and a screenshot of the wallet registered in your name — clear photos, all four corners inside the frame, no glare across the number. Send the set once from your account and our team checks it; if a document is

unreadable we tell you which one to re-shoot rather than asking for everything again. It protects you too. If someone else ever reaches for your balance, a verified name on file is what makes us pause and check.

  • Send one photo ID — Your national ID card or passport, photographed flat on a table, with the number and photo readable and nothing covering the corners.
  • Add a wallet screenshot — A shot of your bKash, Nagad or Rocket profile showing your name and number exactly as the wallet is registered.
  • Take a selfie — Hold the ID beside your face in daylight; we compare the face against the document you sent.
  • Follow the outcome — We reply inside your account with either a cleared status or a short list of what to re-shoot.
96tv Adding Funds With bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Adding Funds With bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Open the cashier from your account menu and the wallets we support sit at the front: bKash, Nagad and Rocket. Pick one, type the amount, and we generate a payment request carrying the receiving number and a reference for that deposit. Send from your own wallet app, enter your PIN there, then confirm in the cashier — the reference is what ties

your transfer to your account. Money credits only when the sending name matches the name on your account, so keep both in the same name.

  • Open the cashier — Sign in to your account and open the cashier from the menu; bKash, Nagad and Rocket sit on the first screen.
  • Choose a wallet — Pick the wallet you actually hold, type the amount, and we build a request with the receiving number and a reference for that one transfer.
  • Send from your app — Open your own wallet app, send to the number shown, enter your PIN there, then come back and confirm so the deposit gets matched.
  • Watch your balance — When the sending name matches your account name, the amount appears in your balance and in your transaction list.
96tv Sending a Withdrawal Back to Your Wallet

Sending a Withdrawal Back to Your Wallet

Payouts go back through a wallet in your own name, and we prefer the method you funded with. Inside the cashier, open the withdrawal tab and choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer. Type the amount and read the wallet number back before you send it — a wrong digit cannot be pulled back once money leaves. Before release we match the

wallet name against your account details and whatever documents you have already submitted; if something does not line up, our support team tells you what is missing instead of leaving the request sitting.

  • Open the withdrawal tab — Inside the cashier, the payout side lists every wallet attached to your account with the name it is registered under.
  • Match the method — Use bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer, and keep the receiving wallet in your own name so the request does not bounce back.
  • Enter the amount — Type what you want to take out and read the wallet number back once more; a wrong digit sends money to a stranger.
  • Clear the name check — If your account is not verified yet, we ask for your ID and a wallet screenshot; once the names line up, the request moves to payout.
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Wallets and Bank Transfer We Support

Three wallets carry most of the traffic here, and the cricket markets on our sportsbook are funded the same way as the slots: bKash first, then Nagad, then Rocket. Upay and bank transfer sit alongside them if you like your gaming money kept apart from your main wallet, or want a bank statement trail. Each option appears in the cashier with the number to send to and a reference for that single transfer, so two deposits never get muddled. Which methods you see can depend on local law and eligible regions.

bKash The wallet most people here reach for first. Send from your bKash app to the number the cashier shows, keep the reference, then confirm so the deposit attaches to your account.
Nagad Nagad funding follows the same path — choose it in the cashier, send to the displayed number, confirm. Use a Nagad account registered in your own name so sender and holder match.
Rocket Rocket works the same as the other two: pick it, send to the number shown, confirm. A Rocket account in your own name keeps the sender and the account holder lined up.
Upay Upay is there if you would rather keep your bKash balance untouched for the month and run gaming money through an entirely separate wallet.
Bank Transfer Bank transfer is for you if a statement trail matters — send from an account in your own name, keep the slip, and enter the transfer reference when you confirm the request in the cashier.

Banking Questions, Answered Plainly

Money questions are the ones you ask us most, so here are the short answers we give at the cashier desk every day. If your case is not covered below, account help inside your login will pick it up from the request number on your transaction.

Open the cashier, choose bKash, enter the amount, then send to the number we show using the reference on screen. Confirm in the cashier afterwards so we can match it.

Check your Nagad statement first for the reference and the sending name. If both match your account, send the transaction ID through account help and we will trace it with the wallet.

Usually yes, as long as the wallet is registered in your own name and matches your verified account details. A different name on the receiving wallet is where payout requests get held.

The cashier shows the current minimum and maximum before you confirm, and the figures differ between bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and bank transfer, so read them on the screen.

A national ID card or passport, a selfie holding it, and a wallet screenshot showing your name and number. Clear, uncropped photos sent in one go get the check moving.

A hold usually means a name mismatch or an unreadable document. Open account help, quote the request number, and our team will name the exact item to fix before payout continues.
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