No. 1: Quick Deposit with bKash
Most users first choose bKash; many in Dhaka use it for morning top-ups because the steps are fewer.
Enter the amount, verify the reference, then confirm; it usually finishes in 23 steps.
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The key point in this BD267 Guide is: choose the method first, then add money, then check the status.
Most users first choose bKash; many in Dhaka use it for morning top-ups because the steps are fewer.
Enter the amount, verify the reference, then confirm; it usually finishes in 23 steps.
Nagad: Deposits are quick when the mobile number is familiar and the correct amount.
76,204 ViewsRocket: For users accustomed to Rocket, the setup is easy; not removing the payment message helps to reconcile later.
69,118 ViewsStarting with a small amount reduces pressure; many new users first check deposits near 100 BDT.
61,730 ViewsCheck in the receipt whether the deposit has happened; keeping screenshots helps when talking to support.
58,402 ViewsAfter login, open the balance page and check; if the network is slow, it updates after 1 minute.
55,906 ViewsNew users first set up their profile, then choose bKash or Nagad
During the evening rush, there may be some delay, but the deposit steps usually finish within 3 minutes.
If the reference number is wrong, show it to support; from there the next step is easily fixed.
You can view more steps BD267 Help Page
The most popular option: deposits are quickly detected when the phone number matches the confirmation.
For those with Nagad on hand, the process is the same; for small top-ups this works well.
For long-time users, Rocket remains a reliable choice; leaving a receipt makes reconciliation easier.
After deposit, refresh balance; most of the time updates appear after 1 or 2 refreshes.
At the end of this page, a small but important reminder: wrong number, wrong amount, and incomplete receipt are the three biggest problems.
Understanding deposit method in the BD267 Guide makes things easier; questions remain after logging in, BD267 FAQ See