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Banking That Runs on Your Wallets

Your money on jeta7a moves through the wallets you already keep on your phone. bKash, Nagad and Rocket all sit in the same cashier, and the balance you see there is the balance you see when you open the lobby on a computer later.

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jeta7a Banking That Runs on Your Wallets
jeta7a Adding Money to Your Account Wallet

Adding Money to Your Account Wallet

Open the cashier from your account and we show a payment number that belongs to that deposit only. You send from your own bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, come back, and confirm with the transaction ID. Nothing is saved on our side beyond the record of the transfer. If money left your wallet and the balance has not moved, send the ID

to support and we trace it against the cashier log. Paying from your own number keeps the account in your name, which is what makes the payout later straightforward.

  • Open the cashier in your account — Sign in and tap the wallet balance in the lobby header; the cashier opens on the deposit tab. It is the same screen on your phone and on a computer, so you can start on one and finish on the other.
  • Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket — Pick the wallet you actually hold, and we show the payment number for that transfer with the amount you entered. Send from your own number, because the wallet name has to match the name on the account.
  • Send from your wallet app — Complete the transfer in your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app the way you normally would. Copy the transaction ID from the confirmation screen — that string is what links your payment to your account.
  • Confirm and watch the balance — Paste the ID into the cashier and confirm. When it clears, the balance updates on both phone and computer. If nothing moves, send that ID to support and we open the record with you.
jeta7a Verifying Your jeta7a Account

Verifying Your jeta7a Account

Verification is how we keep your balance yours. We ask for one photo ID — national ID card, passport or driving licence — a quick face check, and a screenshot of the wallet you pay with, so the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app matches the name on your account. Shoot the ID in daylight with all four corners inside

the frame; dark, cropped pictures come back as a request for a new one. Once the check is done, payouts stop asking you for documents every single time.

  • Start the upload in your account — The verification tab sits inside your account settings. Do it on your phone during the day if you can, because the camera reads the ID number far better in natural light than under a lamp at night.
  • Photograph your ID clearly — National ID card, passport or licence, all four corners inside the frame, no glare across the number. We compare that name and photo against the details you typed when you opened the account.
  • Add your wallet screenshot — A screenshot of your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app showing your name and wallet number. This is what ties the wallet to you, so a payout can only ever go to a number that belongs to the account holder.
  • Wait for the check, then carry on — The status changes once someone has looked at it. If a photo is unreadable we ask for a fresh one instead of closing the case, and your account stays open and usable throughout.

Wallets and Banks in the Cashier

Five ways in, and the cashier changes its fields depending on which one you tap. Mobile wallets ask for a payment number and a transaction ID; bank transfer swaps that for account details and a reference. We keep the names exactly as you say them — bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay, bank transfer — because a misread wallet name is the slowest kind of payment problem to untangle.

bKash

The wallet most of our deposits come through. Open the cashier, take the number we generate for that transfer, send from your own bKash app, then paste the transaction ID back so the balance updates.

Nagad

Same flow as bKash — pick Nagad in the cashier, we show the payment number, and you send from your Nagad app. Keep the transaction ID from the confirmation screen; it is what ties the payment to you.

Rocket

Popular with customers who bank through a Rocket agent. Choose Rocket at the cashier, send the amount, then confirm with the reference from your wallet. Payouts come back to the same Rocket number you paid from.

Upay

Another mobile wallet in the cashier list, and the steps do not change: pick Upay, send from your Upay app to the number shown, then confirm. If your Upay name differs from your account name, we ask for a wallet screenshot during verification.

Bank Transfer

For amounts you would rather move straight from a bank account. The cashier shows the account details, you transfer through your bank's app or a, and the reference number brings that payment onto your balance

jeta7a Withdrawals to the Wallet You Paid From

Withdrawals to the Wallet You Paid From

Withdrawals go back the way the money came in. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the payout leaves to a wallet in your own name — the one you deposited from. Before we send anything, your verification has to be complete, and the cashier shows the range that applies to the wallet you chose. Enter the amount, check the number on screen,

and confirm. The request then sits as pending while we check it. Anything that looks off, like a wallet name that does not match, we ask about before sending rather than after.

  • Finish verification first — The name on your account has to match the name on the wallet you withdraw to. Upload the ID and wallet screenshot in the verification tab before you request a payout, since a request waiting on documents simply sits there.
  • Pick the wallet you paid from — bKash, Nagad and Rocket appear in the payout list. Choose the number you deposited with. Sending to a different number is the most common reason a payout gets held back, and it is the easiest thing to avoid.
  • Enter the amount within the range — The cashier displays the minimum and maximum for whichever method you tapped, so check that figure before you type. Then look at the wallet number once more and confirm the request from that same screen.
  • Track the request — Your request shows as pending until it has been checked and sent. If it stays pending longer than you expected, message support with the request reference and we pull the record up directly instead of asking you to explain it again.

Money Questions, Answered Straight

Most messages we get about money are one of these six. They come from people who paid correctly and then watched a balance stay still, or who picked a wallet number that was never theirs. So the answers below stay short and specific: which wallet, which step, who to send the reference to. If your case is not here, our support channel takes the transaction ID and works it from there.

Sign in, open the cashier, choose bKash and we show a payment number for your account. Send the amount from your own bKash app, then paste the transaction ID back to confirm.

The one you deposited from. bKash money goes back to bKash, Nagad to Nagad, Rocket to Rocket, and the number must be in your own name. That one rule settles most payout questions.

Send the transaction ID and the amount to our support channel and we check it against the cashier records. Keep the money in the same wallet and do not resend; duplicate transfers take longer to unwind.

Yes. We check your ID and your wallet details once, then payouts go through without the same check each time. You can still deposit and use the lobby while a document request is open.

The cashier shows the minimum and maximum for whichever wallet you select, because they differ between bKash, Nagad, Rocket and bank transfer. Read that figure on screen before you send anything.

No. Your account has to carry your own name and your own wallet number. A payment from someone else's wallet is hard to match, and a payout can only go to the account holder.
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