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pjokcom Login in a Few Taps

Your pjokcom login opens the wallet, the lobby and your saved games from the same mobile number you signed up with. Put in the number, take the one-time code, and you're back inside — no password to remember on a patchy connection.

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What Signing In Actually Asks You

Signing in is two fields and a code. You type the mobile number registered to your account, we send a one-time code by SMS, and you enter it on the same screen. Nothing else is needed for a normal session, and you can tick the box that keeps you signed in on your own phone

if nobody else uses it. Forget the number you registered with? Don't open a second account — talk to support first, because duplicate accounts cause the longest delays at withdrawal time. If the code doesn't land, check that your SIM is in the handset, wait for the resend timer, then try again. Weak signal in

Dhaka traffic is the usual culprit rather than anything wrong on your side. New here? You create the account with the same mobile number, set your details once, and the lobby stays on your profile from then on. When you discuss access or eligibility, remember account opening depends on your local law and eligible regions.

  • Number-based sign-in Your mobile number is the key to the account, so keep the SIM you registered with active. Changing numbers later means going through support with proof of ownership.
  • Code delivery by SMS The one-time code arrives as a plain text message. Enter it on the same screen you typed your number, before the timer runs out, and the session opens.
  • One account, one wallet Your wallet is tied to the profile you sign into, so a single login shows every balance and transaction in one place instead of spread across screens.
  • Support when locking out If the code never arrives or the number is lost, our account help channel takes the case, checks your details and restores access without you starting over.

Account

Signing in is two fields and a code. You type the mobile number registered to your account, we send a one-time code by SMS, and you enter it on the same screen. Nothing else is needed for a normal session, and you can tick the box that keeps you signed in on your own phone if nobody else uses it. Forget the number you registered with? Don't open a second account — talk to support first, because duplicate accounts cause the longest delays at withdrawal time. If the code doesn't land, check that your SIM is in the handset, wait for the resend timer, then try again.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

ACCOUNT HELP

When Login Won't Cooperate

Most login trouble is one of three things: the code doesn't arrive, the number changed, or the account is locked after too many wrong codes. Come to support with the mobile number on the account and roughly when you last signed in successfully — that's what lets the team find you quickly. Screenshots of error text help more than you'd think. Keep the chat inside our official channels; nobody from pjokcom will message you first asking for a code or a PIN.

Team online

In-app help desk

Open the help icon after the login screen and start a chat. Have your registered mobile number ready so the agent can pull up the account without a long back-and-forth.

Code not arriving

Ask support to check whether the SMS went out. They can confirm the attempt and tell you whether to resend or try the alternate verification route on the same screen.

Number or SIM changed

A new SIM means a fresh verification. Support will walk you through what proof they need before the account is moved to the new number.

KEEPING IT SAFE

How We Protect the Sign-In

The sign-in is the front door, so it gets the most attention. Traffic between your phone and our servers runs over an encrypted connection, and the one-time code means a stolen password alone won't get anyone in. We keep the data you give at sign-up to what the account actually needs. And we'd rather you didn't share your code with anyone, including someone claiming to be from us.

Encrypted session

Your login request and wallet data travel over an encrypted connection, so the details passing between your handset and our servers aren't readable in transit.

Identity check at cash-out

Withdrawals confirm the account holder before money moves, which is why the name on your profile should match the wallet or bank account you use.

Data kept to the minimum

We ask for the details an account genuinely needs — mobile number, name, payment identity — and keep them for account and transaction purposes rather than passing them around.

Access that stays yours

One-time codes and a single linked number make it harder for someone else to slip into your wallet. If a device is shared, sign out instead of leaving the session open.

Money Rails Behind Your Login

Your login is also where the wallet lives, and the wallet runs on the rails you already use. Top up with bKash, Nagad or Rocket from the deposit screen, or move a larger amount through Bank Transfer. The bKash Mobile Deposit flow asks for the amount, shows the number to send to, then you confirm inside your own bKash app with your PIN — we never ask for that PIN on our side. Nagad and Rocket work the same way. Upay is there for accounts that use it.

bKash

Send from your bKash app to the number shown on the deposit screen, confirm with your PIN, and the wallet updates once the confirmation message reaches us.

Nagad

Pick Nagad at the cashier, copy the receiving number, complete the send in your own app, then return to the wallet and let the balance refresh.

Rocket

Rocket transfers work from any Rocket-linked number. Enter the amount, send, and keep the transaction ID handy in case support asks for it.

Bank Transfer

For amounts a mobile wallet won't cover, Bank Transfer moves the money through your own bank account and the wallet credits after the transfer is matched.

Upay

Upay sits alongside the other wallets for players who already keep a balance there. Same steps: amount, receiving number, confirm, wait for the SMS.

pjokcom Login Questions, Answered

These are the ones we get most often at the help desk. If your situation isn't here, the in-app chat reaches a real agent who can look at your specific account rather than guess.

Enter the mobile number registered to your account, tap to request the one-time code, then type the code from the SMS into the box on the same screen. The session opens straight into your wallet and lobby.

Check the SIM is in the phone and that the number matches the one you registered. Wait for the resend timer, then request a fresh code. If it still doesn't come, contact account help and they'll confirm whether the message was sent.

Yes, tick the keep-signed-in box on a handset only you use. On a shared phone, sign out when you finish. Browsers on the same number may ask for the code again after a period of inactivity.

Not with the old number. Reach support with proof that the account is yours and they will move the login to the new SIM. Opening a second account instead causes problems later at withdrawal.

Same number, same code, same wallet. The browser version suits a quick check on a shared laptop, while the app keeps you signed in on your own Android phone between sessions.

No. Your wallet PIN belongs to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app and stays there. Login only asks for the SMS code, and we'll never request a PIN or a code over a message or call.
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