3sbd1 Deposit Guide

Read this page once and you can top up on your own: pick a channel, send the right amount, watch it land, and push a stalled transfer forward without sitting in a support queue.

A 3sbd1 deposit is a transfer, not a card charge. Money leaves bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or your bank account first, and then the cashier matches that transfer to your player ID. Both halves have to agree, which is why the mobile number and the exact amount matter more than anything else you type on the way.

Before you send anything, confirm three things:

• A player account you can log into. The cashier only accepts payments tied to a live player ID.
• A wallet balance above ৳200. Transfers under the floor bounce back to the wallet instead of reaching your balance.
• The same mobile number on both sides. A friend's wallet, or a number you no longer use, creates a mismatch that surfaces later at withdrawal.

This is the whole flow on a phone, from login to a changed balance. Nothing here changes between wallets except the app you open at step four.

1. Log in and open the cashier

   Sign in with your player ID and tap Deposit. Every channel sits on one screen, so you do not have to hunt through menus or remember which wallet you used last time.

2. Choose a channel and read the reference

   Tap bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer. The next screen shows the receiving number and the exact figure to send. Copy the number instead of retyping it from memory.

3. Enter an amount at or above ৳200

   Anything below ৳200 is refused before it reaches the cashier. Amounts like ৳500 or ৳1,000 keep the manual match simple, so check the figure twice before you leave the page.

4. Send the money from your wallet app

   Open bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, use Send Money to the number shown, and confirm with your PIN. Copy the transaction ID from the confirmation screen or the SMS that follows.

5. Wait for the balance to move

   Most transfers land in about three minutes. Refresh the cashier, confirm the new amount sits above your old balance, and keep the SMS until you have seen the money with your own eyes.

Almost every stuck deposit comes down to a handful of causes. Work down the table before you message support, because the middle column usually explains it while you wait.

• Keep the SMS until the balance moves. It carries the transaction ID that makes a manual match possible, and screenshots of a deleted message help nobody.
• Send from a wallet in your own name. A friend's bKash account creates a name mismatch that only shows up when you request your first withdrawal.
• Never add spare digits to help the cashier. Odd amounts slow matching down. Send exactly the figure on the screen.

You can deposit long before you verify anything. The check only appears when you ask for money back, and it is worth finishing it on a quiet afternoon rather than at the moment you need cash.

Upload one document from the list below from your profile page: National ID card, passport or driving licence. The photo needs all four corners visible and no glare across the number. Review takes about two hours, and the requirement sits before your first withdrawal, not before your first deposit.

Until that review is finished, a first withdrawal can take up to an hour to clear. After the check is on file, later payouts settle in about four minutes, back to the same bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank account you used to deposit. That is another reason the sending wallet should carry your own name.