Sign In to Your 7u7icom Account
Your 7u7icom login runs on the mobile number you registered with: enter the password, take the one-time code we send by SMS, and the lobby, account wallet and the cricket markets you follow open on the same screen.
bKash, Nagad and Rocket in Your Wallet
Once you are signed in, the cashier sits in the account menu. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, enter the amount, and the screen gives you a receive number and a reference. Open the wallet app, send the money to that number, then return and paste the transaction ID. The reference is what lets us match your payment to your account wallet, so keep the wallet SMS until the balance shows. If you are signing in from Dhaka on mobile data, the same path works without a desktop.
bKash
Send from your bKash app to the receive number shown at the cashier, then paste the TrxID back into the form. That reference is how we match the payment to your account wallet.
Nagad
Nagad transfers follow the same steps: copy the number, send from your Nagad app, and return with the transaction ID. Hold on to the confirmation SMS until the balance appears in your account.
Rocket
Rocket users send from the Rocket menu and paste the TxnID at the cashier. If the amount has not shown up, pass us the ID and we will trace it from our side.
What Happens at First Sign-In
A first sign-in starts with your mobile number rather than a long form. Choose Bangladesh from the country list, type the number your bKash or Nagad wallet is registered to, set a password, and we send a one-time code by SMS. Type that code on the same screen and the account opens. If the message
does not arrive, the resend button waits a short while before it works again, so the SMS route is not flooded with repeat requests. Every visit after that is two fields: number and password. On a handset only you use, the keep-me-signed-in box holds the session until you log out or clear the browser. On
a shared phone, leave it unticked. Before your first payout we ask for the name exactly as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, so the money reaches the right place first time. Typing the wrong password shows how many attempts remain instead of locking you out without a word, and a reset
goes through the same SMS code.
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Number-first sign-up You register with a Bangladesh mobile number and a password you choose, then confirm the SMS code. No long profile form stands between you and the lobby.
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Name matched to your wallet Before your first withdrawal we check that the name on your account matches the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet, so payouts land in the right place.
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Attempts you can see A wrong password shows how many tries remain before the account pauses. A reset runs through the same SMS code, so you never wait on a phone call.
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Session control On your own phone you can stay signed in between visits. On a shared handset, log out when you finish so the next person cannot reach your account wallet.
Account
A first sign-in starts with your mobile number rather than a long form. Choose Bangladesh from the country list, type the number your bKash or Nagad wallet is registered to, set a password, and we send a one-time code by SMS. Type that code on the same screen and the account opens. If the message does not arrive, the resend button waits a short while before it works again, so the SMS route is not flooded with repeat requests. Every visit after that is two fields: number and password. On a handset only you use, the keep-me-signed-in box holds the session until you log out or clear the browser. On a shared phone, leave it unticked.
Open Your AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Getting Back In When Sign-In Fails
Most sign-in trouble comes down to three things: a number that changed, a code that timed out, or a password typed on the wrong keyboard layout. Check that the number on the sign-in screen matches the one your wallet uses before you write to us. If it does, our support desk can look at the account and tell you what the system sees. Keep your registered number and your last payment reference ready — that shortens the back-and-forth.
Live chat on the sign-in page
The chat icon sits on the login screen itself, so you do not need to be inside the account to reach us. Tell us the number you registered with and what the screen says.
Email with your reference
Write to the support address with your registered mobile number and the reference from your last bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer. Replies go to the contact on file.
Wallet name checks
If a payout is held because the wallet name does not match, our team explains which documents we accept and how to send them safely.
How We Protect Your Account
Your password is stored hashed, never as plain text, and the sign-in form runs over an encrypted connection — check the padlock before you type. One-time codes expire and work once, so a code overheard on a bus is not a spare key. Verification documents stay with the account team rather than in open view. We also ask you to set your own spending budget before you sign in and to use a device you control, because account safety is a shared job.
Encrypted connection
The sign-in form posts over HTTPS, so your number and password travel encrypted. If your browser throws a certificate warning on that page, close it and type the address again.
Codes that expire
Each SMS code is single-use and short-lived. Nobody from our team will ask you to read a code out to them on a call or in chat.
Identity checks once
We verify your name against your wallet before the first payout, then keep that record. Documents stay with the account team rather than sitting in open view.
Your data, your exit
You can ask support what we hold about you, correct it, or close the account. Once closed, the sign-in stops working and the wallet balance is settled first.
Sign-In Questions We Get Often
These are the sign-in questions our support desk handles most: codes that never arrive, passwords that no longer work, and numbers that changed after registration. Each answer below is the short version we give on chat.
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