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Banking That Moves With Your Wallet

Your cgt99 balance is fed by the wallets already sitting on your phone — bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay — and every cash-in you send is tied to a reference we can trace back to you.

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cgt99 Banking That Moves With Your Wallet
cgt99 Adding Money From bKash and Nagad

Adding Money From bKash and Nagad

Cash-in starts inside the wallet on your phone, not on some payment gateway page. Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, choose Send Money, and enter the collection number shown on your deposit screen — that number rotates per request so the trail stays clean. Type the amount, paste your reference code in the reference field, then confirm with your wallet PIN.

Come back to the lobby and the deposit panel updates once our side matches the transfer. If the wallet shows success and your balance sits still, keep the transaction ID and support can trace it.

  • Open the deposit screen — Sign in, tap the wallet button and pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer. The number to send to appears alongside a reference code tied to your account.
  • Send from your own wallet app — Use Send Money rather than a saved contact, so the transfer carries your name. Enter the shown number, the amount, and paste the reference code before you confirm.
  • Confirm and check your balance — Return to the lobby and refresh the wallet panel. Once our side matches your transaction ID, the amount lands in your balance and stays listed in your history.
cgt99 Taking Your Balance Out to Mobile Wallets

Taking Your Balance Out to Mobile Wallets

Payouts go back through the wallet you came in with, which keeps our checking simple and your request clean. Open the wallet panel, pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer, then type the amount you want out. The wallet number must match the name on your cgt99 account — a mismatched name is the single most common reason a request bounces

back to you. Before anything leaves our queue we confirm that credit on the account has met its play conditions. Keep your transaction history open; it is the quickest way for support to locate a pending request.

  • Pick your payout wallet — Choose the same rail you deposited with and check the number saved on your profile is one you can still access today, with the SIM in your hand.
  • Enter the amount — Type the sum you want out. The screen shows what stays behind in your balance, and whether any credit is still tied to play conditions before you submit.
  • Clear verification once — If the account is not verified, upload the document the screen asks for. Name, wallet number and ID must agree, or the request is handed back for correction.
  • Track the request — Your history shows the status line for each request. Keep the reference number, because that is what support pulls up when you ask where a payout stands.

Wallets We Accept for Cash-In and Payout

Five routes cover almost every cgt99 cash-in from Bangladesh: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer. Mobile wallets suit smaller amounts and quick taps between other things; bank transfer suits larger sums you would rather move out of an account. The deposit screen always shows the live collection number, so never send to a number kept from an old screenshot — those rotate. Payouts return through the same rail wherever possible, which lets us match the transfer to your name without extra questions.

bKash

Where most of our cash-ins arrive from. Send Money to the number on your deposit screen, keep the transaction ID, and the amount clears against your balance.

Nagad

Works the same way inside our deposit flow. Confirm with your Nagad PIN, then come back to the lobby — the reference code is what ties that transfer to you.

Rocket

Useful when your Rocket wallet is the one holding funds. Send to the number shown, type your account reference, and keep the SMS until the balance updates.

Upay

An option if you already run Upay day to day. Same rhythm: pick the rail, copy the number, send, and let the reference code do the matching on our side.

Bank Transfer

For bigger sums from a Bangladesh bank account. Transfer to the account shown on screen and keep the slip, since we may ask for it if a match takes longer.

cgt99 Verifying the Name on Your Account

Verifying the Name on Your Account

Verification is how we keep your balance yours. We ask for a photo ID — national ID card, passport or driving licence — plus a short selfie so the face can be matched to the document. If your wallet is registered in a different name, that gap needs closing before a payout goes anywhere. The same check lets you recover an account

if your phone is lost or replaced. Whatever you upload goes to our verification desk rather than a public file, and the status sits on your profile page where you can see it.

  • Open the verification tab — Sign in, head to your profile and tap verification. The screen lists exactly which document slots are still empty for your account, so nothing is guesswork.
  • Upload your ID — Photograph the front and back in daylight with all four corners inside the frame, then check the text is readable. Blurry photos are the usual reason a check comes back.
  • Take the selfie — Hold the phone at eye level and follow the prompt on screen. Nothing covering your face, no group shot, and no picture of another picture.
  • Wait for the desk — A status line appears on your profile while the documents are checked. If a detail does not match your wallet name, we tell you which field to fix.

Banking Questions We Hear Most

Wallet questions reach our support desk more than any other kind, so the answers below are the ones we give most often. The short version: a deposit starts inside your own wallet app, a payout returns to a wallet in your name, and verification is the step that lets money leave. Where a figure like a minimum shifts with the wallet operator, the screen in front of you carries the live number rather than a paragraph written months ago.

Matching begins the moment our side sees your transaction ID. Most cash-ins from a wallet app land quickly, but we do not promise a fixed minute count — the wallet network sets that part.

No. You can cash in from bKash, Nagad or Rocket with just an account and a wallet number. Verification becomes necessary before a payout leaves us, and we show the document slots.

Your deposit and payout screens show the minimum for the rail you pick at that moment. Those figures move with the wallet operator, so we display them live instead of freezing them in copy.

Save the transaction ID from the wallet SMS and send it to support. We trace the transfer against your reference code, and if it never reached us the wallet can reverse it.

A payout has to land in a wallet registered to you. Another number works only when it carries your name and matches your verified ID, otherwise our desk returns the request.

Usually one of three reasons: the wallet name does not match your account, verification is still incomplete, or credit on the account has play conditions attached. Support tells you which one applies.
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