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Deposits, payouts and account checks sit behind the same signed-in area on kriya111, so you never hunt for a separate payment page. Pay with bKash, Nagad or Rocket and follow the fields and confirmation text shown on your own screen.
Adding money begins inside your signed-in account, not on a separate payment page. We keep bKash, Nagad and Rocket in one wallet row, so the form switches to the fields that wallet expects once you choose it. Enter the amount you want to move, read the reference number you are shown, then confirm inside the wallet app you already use. Success leaves a line in your account history. Nothing on the deposit screen asks for more than the wallet itself needs.
Open your account, go to the deposit area and check which wallet row is active for your profile. The amount field, any message we attach and the confirm button all sit on that screen.
Pick the wallet you actually use. The form then asks for the details that wallet needs, so you are not filling fields meant for a different service.
Type the amount you want to move and read the reference number on screen before you leave the page. Keep that reference, because it is what links your wallet payment to your account.
Finish the payment in the bKash, Nagad or Rocket app you already use. When it goes through, the line appears in your account history with the same reference.
Cashing out runs through the same account area as everything else. You choose the wallet you want the money sent to, type the amount, and submit the request; from there the account shows you the status of each request rather than leaving you guessing. Keep the wallet number you use for deposits in mind, because the account area shows the details you have on file and any check that still applies to your profile.
Go to the withdrawal section from your signed-in account and read what it shows about the wallet details you have on file before you type an amount.
Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket as the destination. Use a wallet registered in your own name, because the account area matches the details you gave when you signed up.
Type the amount and send the request. If any account check still applies to your profile, the page tells you what to do before the request moves forward.
Your account history lists the request with its own reference and status label, so you can match it against the wallet message you receive.
Some things on a payment page are set by your own account, not by us. If your profile still needs a check, the account area names the fields you have to fill and shows where to send them, and we would rather you read that page than follow a list from anywhere else. Nothing in this section overrides what your account shows you on the day you use it.
Where a check applies, the account area lists the exact fields to complete. Fill those and nothing else, and ignore any message that asks for details the page does not show.
Use the same name and wallet number your account already holds. Details that do not match the profile on file are the usual reason a check takes longer.
After you send what the page asks for, the status label in your account area is what tells you whether the check is done or still open.
If a field makes no sense or the status has not moved, contact support through the route published in your account rather than acting on a message from elsewhere.
We built the wallet row around the services you already carry on your phone. bKash, Nagad and Rocket each appear as their own option on the deposit and payout screens, and the form changes shape depending on which one you tap. Whichever you choose, the reference and status live in your account history, not in a screenshot.
The mobile wallet many of you already have open on your phone. Choose it on the deposit screen and the form asks for the bKash details it needs.
A second mobile wallet option with its own field set. Pick Nagad and the payout side shows the same wallet type you used when you added money.
Rocket sits in the same row, so you can move between wallet types without leaving the payment screen or signing in a second time.
Where a bank route is available for your profile, it appears in the same list. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Money moving between your wallet and your account leaves two trails, and they are meant to line up. Your wallet shows its own transaction ID and the message it sends you; your account history shows a matching line with a reference and a status label. Keep both until the status reads as complete, because that pairing is what support needs if something looks wrong.
Every deposit and payout request carries a reference. Copy it from the account screen and hold it beside the wallet message so the two numbers sit together.
The label next to each line tells you where the request stands. Read it inside your account rather than assuming a wallet message means the same thing.
Open your account history to see the line for each movement, including the wallet type you used and the amount you entered at the time.
Keep the wallet confirmation message, the reference and your account history entry until the request settles. If a line looks wrong, support will ask for those pieces.
The safest habit is the simplest one: start from the address you normally use and check it before you type anything. Sign-in details are yours alone, and no message asking for a wallet PIN should ever change that. Payout requests stay tied to the wallet details on your profile, so keep those details current inside the account area.
Before you sign in, look at the address bar and confirm you are on the kriya111 domain you have saved. A short check takes less time than fixing a mistyped payment.
Your password belongs to you. We do not need it over chat, and no genuine support conversation starts by asking you to share it with someone.
Use bKash, Nagad or Rocket accounts registered in your own name. Payouts are matched against your profile, so a wallet belonging to somebody else creates delays.
If a payment line needs explaining, contact support through the route listed in your account. That route keeps the reference number attached to your question.
Most of what reaches our support inbox comes down to a handful of payment questions. The answers below cover what you can check yourself inside the account area, and where to go when a line needs a human to look at it.
Sign in to your account, open the deposit area and choose bKash from the wallet row. Enter the amount, read the reference shown, then confirm inside your bKash app. The deposit appears in your account history once it goes through.
bKash, Nagad and Rocket sit on the deposit and payout screens, and a bank transfer route appears where it is available for your profile. What you can see depends on your local law and eligible regions.
The timing depends on the wallet and the checks on your profile, so we do not quote a fixed window. Your account history shows the status of the request, and support can look at the reference if a line sits still.
Some accounts are asked to complete a check before a payout moves. The account area names the fields you have to complete, and the status label there tells you whether the check is still open.
The smallest amount you can add is set by the wallet you choose and is shown on the deposit screen when you select it. Read that field before you type, because it changes between bKash, Nagad and Rocket.
Keep the wallet confirmation message and the reference number from your account history, then contact support through the route published in your account. Having both numbers ready is what lets the team trace the line quickly.