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Register on pjokcom With Your Phone Number

One short form gets you an account, an account wallet and the full lobby on the handset you are already holding — no visit, no paperwork queue. We open accounts for eligible regions only, so sign-up depends on local law where you are

Mobile number sign-upSMS code confirmationSame login on browser and appWallet opens at zero
pjokcom Register on pjokcom With Your Phone Number

What Happens After You Tap Create

The form is short on purpose. Four fields — mobile number, password, full name, currency. Choose BDT and every figure downstream reads in taka, from the wallet balance to the table stakes. Tap create and an SMS code lands on that number. Type it inside the window shown on screen; if it expires, ask for

a new one and nothing breaks. That code is how we know the number belongs to you, and it is how we reach you later about the account. After that you are in. Nothing is charged, and the account wallet sits at zero until you move money in yourself. We check eligibility against local law

and the regions we can serve before the account goes live, so a few numbers get turned away — that is the check doing its job. Signing back in is the short path: number, password, and a code only when the handset or browser looks unfamiliar. On a shared phone, tap log out when you

finish. Your login works the same on mobile data in Dhaka and home Wi-Fi, and the cricket tab sits first in the sportsbook.

  • Number, Password, Code One mobile number, one password, one SMS code. We use that number to reach you about the account, so keep the SIM in the phone you actually carry.
  • Code on New Devices A fresh code goes out when you sign in from a handset or browser we do not recognise. It adds a step, and it is the step that makes a stolen password useless.
  • Wallet Starts Empty Creating the login costs nothing. The account wallet opens at zero and only moves when you send money in from your own wallet or bank account.
  • Cricket Opens First The sports tab lands on cricket — BPL, IPL and international matches listed as categories. Slots and live tables sit on the tabs beside it.

Account

The form is short on purpose. Four fields — mobile number, password, full name, currency. Choose BDT and every figure downstream reads in taka, from the wallet balance to the table stakes. Tap create and an SMS code lands on that number. Type it inside the window shown on screen; if it expires, ask for a new one and nothing breaks. That code is how we know the number belongs to you, and it is how we reach you later about the account. After that you are in. Nothing is charged, and the account wallet sits at zero until you move money in yourself.

See the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFE ACCESS

How We Keep Your Login Safe

Your account holds money, so access is handled like a bank login and not a forum password. Sessions run encrypted end to end, a code is demanded when an unfamiliar handset or browser appears, and payout names are checked against the name on your account. We collect what the wallet and the account actually need — number, name, date of birth — and leave the rest alone. None of this is glamorous. It is the part that stops a stolen password from turning into a stolen balance.

Encrypted Sessions

Everything between your phone and our servers travels over an encrypted connection. Look for the padlock in the address bar before typing a password on public Wi-Fi.

Name Checks at Payout

Withdrawals go to a wallet or bank account in your own name. We compare the two names, which is why a transfer arriving from a friend's wallet gets returned.

You See Every Device

Signed-in devices are listed in account settings with the time each last touched your wallet. End anything you do not recognise, then change the password from your own phone.

Only What We Need

Sign-up asks for a number and a name. Identity paperwork comes later, when a withdrawal triggers a check, and it reaches the verification team rather than sitting in the lobby.

ACCOUNT HELP

Where to Get Account Help

Account trouble has three doors and they all reach the same team. Chat is quickest when your SIM is in the phone and you can read a code back; email suits anything with a screenshot attached. Quote your registered number at the start of the message — it saves a round trip. We never ask for your password or your SMS code, and nobody genuine will ask you for them either.

Chat From the Lobby Open the help bubble on any lobby screen. It asks for your mobile number and the issue, then passes you to the account team with your wallet tab open in front of them.
Email the Account Team Write to the address on the contact page with your registered number and a screenshot of any error. Long threads stay in one place, which helps when a wallet match needs chasing.
Wallet Match Help Sent money but the balance never moved? Keep the TrxID and the confirmation SMS, then message us. That pair lets the team trace the payment instead of guessing at it.

Pay In With bKash, Nagad or Rocket

Cash in through the wallets you already carry. Open bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or your bank app, send to the number or account shown on the cashier screen, then paste the transaction ID into the box we give you. Our side matches that ID to your account and the wallet balance updates. Keep the confirmation SMS until it does — it is the quickest thing to quote if a match goes wrong.

bKash

Send to the number on the cashier screen, confirm with your PIN, then paste the TrxID. Credit lands once we match that ID to your account name.

Nagad

Same flow, different app. Use the personal send option rather than a merchant payment, and hold on to the confirmation SMS until your balance shows it.

Rocket

Copy the Rocket number exactly as shown, operator code included. One wrong digit sends the money elsewhere. Your PIN confirms it, the SMS is your proof.

Upay

Worth adding as a second rail for the days bKash is slow or your balance is low. The TrxID field works identically, so there is nothing new to learn.

Bank Transfer

For bigger amounts, send from an account in your own name. We compare the sender name against your account name, so transfers from a relative get held.

Sign-Up Questions, Answered Straight

Most of what holds people up at sign-up is small: a code that expired, a name that does not match the wallet, a message that never arrived. Here are the ones we type out most often, answered the way we would in chat. If yours is not covered, the help bubble is one tap from any lobby screen.

Yes, and it makes life easier. The sender name and the account name line up, so wallet matches clear without a back-and-forth. Borrowed or shared numbers are where payment checks usually stall.

Check signal, tap resend once, then give it a moment. If two codes fail, message support from another number and quote your registered one. Never forward a code to anybody.

No. You sign in with your number, your password and the code. Identity documents come into play at withdrawal, and the name on them has to match the account name.

Yes, one account runs on both. The sessions list shows each device and when it was last active. On a shared handset, log out rather than leaving the wallet one tap away.

Nothing. The login, the account and the wallet all open at zero, and money only moves when you choose to send it. We take no charge for creating the account.

Tap the reset link on the sign-in screen and confirm with the code sent to your registered number. If that SIM is gone, support verifies you another way before resetting anything.
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Access may be available only where local law permits.