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Deposits, withdrawals and account checks sit together inside your 77nk wallet, and the chip row there shows bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer. Open the account area first so you can see the fields, limits and routes that apply to your profile before you move money.
Funding your 77nk account starts on the banking screen, where every rail you can use sits in one chip row. You pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer, then confirm the transfer inside your own wallet app or bank session. Your balance moves only after the wallet side completes, so keep an eye on the entry in your history instead of refreshing the lobby. The minimum that applies to the rail you chose is printed on the deposit screen, so read it there before you confirm anything.
Sign in to 77nk, then open the wallet area from the account menu.
Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer from the chip row.
Type the figure, follow the wallet prompts on screen, and confirm from your own device.
Your history lists the new transfer with its own reference while it clears.
Cashing out runs the same route in reverse. From your balance area you open the withdrawal screen, name the rail that should receive the money, and send the request from your signed-in session. We release funds to a wallet or bank account registered in your name, so a bKash number belonging to someone else will not complete. Until the row shows completed, leave the wallet app alone and let the entry update. If the account asks for a document first, that request appears on the same screen and nowhere else.
From your balance area, choose the payout option and start a request.
Select bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer as the destination.
Check the wallet details, enter the figure, and send it from your signed-in session.
Your history shows the request and any field the account still needs from you.
Before a first payout, the account may ask you to confirm a few details, and the screen inside your account is where that list lives. Read the fields exactly as they appear. Nothing here asks for documents through a message thread, and no one will ask for your wallet PIN. Holder names should line up too: the person on the bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay account needs to be the person the account belongs to. After you submit, the entry stays in your history until it is closed.
Start from the screen inside your account, the only checklist that applies to you.
Anything requested should carry your own name, matching the holder on the wallet you fund from.
Upload through the account screen rather than by email or message, so the file attaches to your record.
Your history shows whether a check is open or closed; nothing else needs chasing while it sits there.
Five rails sit in the chip row, and each behaves a little differently. bKash and Nagad are the two most people already carry on their phone, Rocket and Upay cover wallets you may run as well, and Bank Transfer moves money from a bank account instead. We list them together and let you choose per transfer rather than locking you into one. Which rails stay open for your profile follows your account and local rules, and the row you see reflects that.
The wallet you most likely already have on your phone, and the one we list first in the chip row.
The second mobile wallet in the row, carrying its own reference on every transfer you start from it.
For anyone holding a Rocket balance, this rail works the same way at deposit and at payout.
Listed next to the other wallets, with your account screen showing whether it is open for your profile.
Moves money from a bank account rather than a wallet, and is handled as its own separate rail.
A wallet transfer leaves two trails: the receipt in your wallet app and the row inside your account. Comparing them takes a minute when you know what to line up, and it is the only evidence anyone here will ask for if a single transfer looks off. Both open on the same phone or browser you signed in from, so you can hold them side by side. We keep the wording plain: amount, rail, date, reference, status.
Every transfer carries a reference from the wallet side and a matching one inside 77nk. Keep the wallet receipt beside the account row so both numbers can be read together, in case one transfer ever needs a second look from support.
The history marks each row as pending, completed or returned. Those words describe where the transfer sits at the moment you open the screen, so read the current label rather than a screenshot taken earlier on your phone.
Open the wallet area from the account menu and you get a running list of everything you moved, newest first. Each row already carries the amount, the rail and the date it was created, so there is nothing for you to build yourself.
Hold on to your wallet messages and account rows until an entry shows completed. If a deposit looks stuck, send support the reference, the amount and the rail you used, copied straight from your own history; those three details are what we can trace.
Safeguards around money are mostly about who holds your login and which wallet we pay to. We only send a withdrawal to a rail registered in your name, and any file the account requests goes through the account screen rather than a message thread. Two habits cover nearly everything: sign in from a page you reached yourself, and check the row in your history before you question a transfer. Support never asks for a wallet PIN.
Reach the sign-in screen by typing the address yourself or through a bookmark you saved earlier. If a page asks for wallet details somewhere other than your signed-in account area, close it and start again from the address you know.
The wallet you use should belong to the same person the account is registered to. When the two names differ, a deposit can sit unmatched, which is usually why a transfer waits for a manual check before it lands in your balance.
Keep the PIN and app access for bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay to yourself. Nobody from this side needs those codes to credit a deposit or release a payout, and any request for them is a reason to close the page and sign in again.
When an entry looks off, open the support option listed inside your account area and quote the reference number. That route keeps your message attached to the account and the transfer, which beats asking about it anywhere else.
The questions below cover the four things people ask us about money: which rails work, where minimums are printed, what a delayed deposit needs, and what a payout may call for. If yours is not here, the support option inside your account reaches us.
Deposits run through bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer. The chip row in your account shows which rails are open for your profile, and you choose one each time you move money.
Sign in, open the wallet area, pick your rail, type the amount and confirm from your own phone. The request then sits in your history with its own reference until it clears.
Any minimum is set inside your account and printed on the deposit screen for the rail you choose, so read that figure before you confirm. We do not apply one number across every wallet.
Open your transaction history first and copy the reference from that row. Then contact support from the option in your account with the amount, the rail and the reference, and keep your wallet receipt until the entry shows completed.
Your account may ask for details before it releases a payout, and the fields shown there are the ones that apply to you. Follow what appears on screen rather than any checklist from outside this site.