444k Banking Built Around Your Wallet

Withdrawals follow the same rails in reverse, and we keep the rule simple: money returns to a wallet in your own name. Request the amount, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer, and confirm the destination number. If your account verification is already done, the request moves straight into our payout queue. If it is not, we will ask for the

documents first — better to sort that before you need the money. We do not promise a fixed clock on payouts, because wallet-side processing is outside our hands; what we control is how quickly a clean request is reviewed. Delays nearly always trace back to a mismatched name or an unreadable document.

Funding is a pull from your side, not a request we sit on. You choose the amount, we show the collection number or merchant prompt, and you approve it inside your own bKash, Nagad or Rocket app with your PIN. Because the confirmation happens on your phone, the balance update follows the wallet message rather than a manual desk. One thing worth

saying plainly: send from a wallet registered in your own name. A deposit arriving from a cousin's number slows the whole thing down, and we may ask you to explain it before it is cleared. Open the cashier from the lobby or from your account page — both point to the same place.

Verification is how we make sure the person withdrawing is the person who deposited. You send one clear photo of your National ID or passport, a selfie holding it, and the wallet number you use, all from the same account page. Faces and names need to line up; we are not looking for perfect studio lighting, just a readable image. Once it

is on file, future withdrawals skip the document step entirely and your wallet stays locked to your name. That lock is the point. It is the reason a stolen phone number cannot walk off with your balance, and the reason we can release payouts without second-guessing each one.