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Open Your Account and Land in the Lobby

Registration at joya70 takes one mobile number, one SMS code and a password you choose, and your account wallet is ready for bKash, Nagad or Rocket straight after.

Mobile number plus SMS codeOne wallet per accountbKash, Nagad, RocketSign in on any phone
joya70 Open Your Account and Land in the Lobby

Where bKash, Nagad and Rocket Sit

Payments open up the moment your account exists. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket on the wallet page, enter the amount, and approve the payment request inside the wallet app with your PIN. The balance shows against your account wallet and the same rail carries withdrawals back, sent to the number you registered with rather than a friend's. Keep the wallet name identical to your account name so the transfer is easier to match on our side. Your table stakes and cricket markets then run off the balance you can already see.

bKash

Choose bKash at the wallet page, enter your amount, then approve the payment request in the bKash app with your PIN. The balance lands in your joya70 wallet under the same number you registered.

Nagad

Nagad runs the same way: we show the payment request, you confirm it inside the Nagad app, and the amount appears against your account wallet. Withdrawals return to the same Nagad number.

Rocket

Rocket transfers are matched by the mobile number on your account, so the sender name matters too. Confirm the request in your Rocket app and the balance updates on your wallet page.

What the Sign-Up Form Asks For

Signing up here is a short form, not an interview. You enter a mobile number you actually carry, tap to receive a one-time code by SMS, and set a password. That code is the only thing proving the number is yours, so keep the phone nearby while you register. Once the account exists, type your

name exactly as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. A mismatch there is the reason most wallet confirmations stall, and fixing it afterwards means sending documents to support. Returning players skip the form and sign in with the same number and password, with a fresh code appearing on a new device. Cricket

markets and table games open right after, with no extra step between the form and the lobby. Nothing about your first session is timed, so read the table rules before you sit down.

  • One number, one code You type the mobile number you carry, then approve the SMS code on that same phone. The code expires quickly, so request a new one rather than reusing an old message.
  • Name as written on the wallet Your account name has to match the name registered on bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Type it the same way, spacing included, and deposits match the first time you send one.
  • Password plus device check Pick a password only you know. Signing in from a phone or browser we have not seen asks for a fresh SMS code before the lobby loads.
  • Straight to the wallet page Once you are in, the balance leads the wallet page and the lobby tabs sit below it, so your first deposit does not need a second menu.

Account

Signing up here is a short form, not an interview. You enter a mobile number you actually carry, tap to receive a one-time code by SMS, and set a password. That code is the only thing proving the number is yours, so keep the phone nearby while you register. Once the account exists, type your name exactly as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. A mismatch there is the reason most wallet confirmations stall, and fixing it afterwards means sending documents to support. Returning players skip the form and sign in with the same number and password, with a fresh code appearing on a new device.

Browse the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

REGISTRATION HELP

Help When Registration Gets Stuck

Most registration hiccups are small and fixable. If the SMS code does not arrive, check the number is not sitting behind a spam filter or a full inbox, then request a new code from the same screen. A name mismatch between your account and your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet needs a document, so open a chat before you retry the transfer. The desk is busiest after a big cricket night, and quieter mid-morning, so a short wait is normal at peak. The same team handles locked sign-ins and password resets.

Team online

Live chat in your account

Open chat from the help icon once you are signed in and describe the screen you are stuck on. Attaching a screenshot of the error shortens the back and forth considerably.

Email the account desk

For name corrections and document checks, email works better than chat because you can attach files. Use the address on our contact page and quote your registered mobile number.

Code and password fixes

A missing SMS code or a forgotten password is handled from the sign-in screen without a call: request a fresh code, or reset the password to the number you registered.

ACCOUNT SAFETY

How We Keep Your Account Locked Down

An account holds money, so the checks are not decorative. Passwords are stored hashed, a sign-in from an unseen device asks for a fresh SMS code, and the wallet number attached to your account can only change after a verification step. Identity documents are requested when a withdrawal is ready to leave, not before you play, so tables stay open while a review runs. You can switch off marketing messages and set session reminders in account settings. Personal data is handled as our privacy page describes, and availability depends on local law and eligible regions.

Encrypted sign-in

Every sign-in and wallet action runs over an encrypted connection, and stored passwords are kept hashed rather than readable. Nobody on our side sees your password, support included.

Identity check before payout

Documents are requested when a withdrawal is ready to leave the account, and the name on them must match both your account and your payment wallet.

Wallet changes get verified

Changing the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number attached to your account triggers a verification step first, so a stolen password alone cannot redirect a withdrawal.

Settings you control

Marketing messages can be switched off and session reminders set from account settings. Your data is handled as described on our privacy page, and access depends on local law.

Account Questions Before You Join

These are the things people message us about most often while filling the form. If your question is not here, the sign-in screen and the wallet page both carry a help link.

A mobile number that receives SMS, a password you will remember, and your name written exactly as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. That is the whole list.

Codes usually fail on a full inbox, a spam filter, or a number typed with one wrong digit. Wait out the timer, request once more, then contact support from the sign-in screen.

Yes, and most people do. Using one number for both the account and bKash, Nagad or Rocket means deposits match without extra checks on our side.

The mismatch stops the transfer from matching. Send a clear photo of the wallet's own record through support, we correct the account name, and your next deposit goes through.

You can, and each new device asks for a fresh SMS code before the lobby opens. That extra step is what stops someone holding only your password from getting in.

Not to browse the lobby or open tables. Identity documents are requested when a withdrawal is ready to leave, and they have to match the name on the account.
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Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.