Sign In to Your rajbaji Account
Enter your registered mobile number and password to reach the lobby, or send a one-time SMS code if you're on a new device.
Reaching Us When Login Goes Wrong
A blocked login usually comes down to a wrong password, an expired OTP, or a mismatched mobile number after a wallet change. Rather than guessing, tell us which step failed and we can look at the account directly instead of running through the same reset steps you've already tried.
What to Expect When You Sign In
When you sign in, we ask for the mobile number tied to your account and the password you set at registration. Forgot it? Tap the reset link and we'll send a fresh code to that same number — no separate email loop required. First-time logins from a new phone or browser can trigger an extra
SMS check, a step we run to keep the account tied to you and not whoever picked up your handset. Once you're through, the lobby loads the way you left it: same wallet balance shown top-right, same screen open if you were mid-round in Crash Burst or checking Football ScoreLine markets. We don't store your
bKash, Nagad or Rocket PIN inside the account record — that stays in the wallet app itself. Support can walk you through a stuck login, but they'll never ask for your OTP over chat, and we hold firm on that.
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Registered Mobile Match Your login is tied to the mobile number used at signup, so bKash and Nagad transactions match the same identity on every visit without extra paperwork.
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OTP Fallback Lost your password? An SMS one-time code gets you back into the account without waiting on email support to respond first.
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Session Handover Close the browser tab mid-session and open the app later — your wallet balance and open game screen carry across both.
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Support Escalation Path If a login attempt keeps failing, our support desk can check the account status directly instead of leaving you stuck at the password screen.
Account
When you sign in, we ask for the mobile number tied to your account and the password you set at registration. Forgot it? Tap the reset link and we'll send a fresh code to that same number — no separate email loop required. First-time logins from a new phone or browser can trigger an extra SMS check, a step we run to keep the account tied to you and not whoever picked up your handset. Once you're through, the lobby loads the way you left it: same wallet balance shown top-right, same screen open if you were mid-round in Crash Burst or checking Football ScoreLine markets.
Open Your AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Your Payment Options Sit Inside the Account
Once you're logged in, the wallet screen shows bKash, Nagad and Rocket as your linked options — pick whichever one you used to fund the account first. Deposits through these rails usually clear once you confirm with your PIN on the wallet app side, and the same number stays attached for withdrawals so there's no separate form to fill in later.
How We Keep Your Login Secure
Account security on rajbaji starts at the login screen, not after. We encrypt session data, tie each account to a single verified mobile number, and flag unusual device activity before it reaches your wallet. None of this replaces your own good habits — a strong password and a private OTP still matter most.
Login credentials and session tokens travel encrypted between your device and our servers, reducing exposure if you're on a shared or public connection.
Every account is tied to one verified mobile number, which is also the number your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transactions get matched against.
Logging in from an unrecognised device or browser can trigger an extra SMS check before the lobby opens, keeping unfamiliar access attempts in check.
Availability of account access depends on your local law and eligible region, and we keep account data handling limited to what login and wallet functions need.
Common Questions About Signing In
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Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.
Access may be available only where local law permits.