Open Your Account and Step Inside
Registering on 2999bat asks for a mobile number, a password and the wallet you will pay from — the whole form fits on one screen.
Fund With bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Mobile wallets carry most of our traffic. At the cashier you pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, we show the receiving account number, you approve the payment with your wallet PIN, and the amount appears in your account wallet once the wallet confirms it. A bank transfer suits players moving money from their own account; it reflects on banking timelines, so it is not the route to take minutes before a BPL match starts. Match the wallet name to your registered name to keep the payment off a manual check.
bKash
The wallet most of you reach for. Tap bKash at the cashier, send to the number on screen, approve with your PIN, then watch the amount land in your account wallet.
Nagad
Same rhythm, different app. Choose Nagad, copy the receiving number, confirm the transfer inside Nagad, then come back to the page to see the update yourself.
Rocket
Rocket suits anyone already banking with the wallet tied to their number. Send the amount, keep the transaction ID, and it helps support trace a payment if a query comes up.
Upay
Another local wallet on the list for those who prefer it. The steps mirror bKash and Nagad: copy the number, pay in-app, then check the balance before opening a table.
Bank Transfer
If you would rather move money from your own bank account, bank transfer is there. It reflects less quickly than a wallet payment, so set it up well before you need it.
Reach Support From Inside Your Account
Login trouble, a code that has not arrived, a wallet name that does not match — most of it gets sorted through live chat, where you paste your registered number and tell us what the screen is showing. Keep the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID from your last wallet payment; with it we can trace a transfer without asking for a screenshot three times. Email is better for anything that needs a document, like a name correction. Both channels sit in the same menu as your account wallet, so you do not lose your place while you wait.
Live chat
The first place to go for a stuck code or a balance that has not shown. Send your registered number and the transaction ID; the agent sees the same wallet record you do.
Email for document checks
Name mismatches and detail corrections need a look at a document, and email keeps the thread in one place. Attach a clear photo and say exactly what should change.
Help inside the lobby
The support menu sits beside your account wallet, so you can raise a query about a table, a payment or a sign-in without closing the game you were playing.
Security Steps Around Your Login
Every page here runs over an encrypted connection, so the password and the code you type never travel as readable text. The registered name on your account has to match the name on the wallet you pay from — that one check is what stops someone else's bKash being attached to your profile. Log out on shared phones, never pass your one-time code to anyone who calls claiming to be from us, and set a password you do not reuse elsewhere. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions, so confirm that before you register.
Encrypted connection
Pages and forms load over TLS, which scrambles your password and one-time code in transit. Nothing you type into the sign-in form leaves the device as plain text.
Name match on wallets
The name you register must match the name on the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account you fund from. We check it before a payment settles, and it is not a formality.
Code stays with you
The SMS code is for your eyes only. We will not ask for it on a call, in chat or by message, and anyone who does is not speaking for 2999bat.
Details you can correct
Your profile holds the number and wallet details you gave us. If something is wrong, ask support to fix it rather than opening a second account with a different number.
What Happens After You Submit
Here is what the form actually asks, and why. You enter a mobile number that works with bKash or Nagad, set a password, and choose the wallet you will fund from. An SMS code goes to that number — type it in and the account is verified, so the wallet you link later matches a
real person. No code, no account. That single step keeps the name on every payment clean. Signing back in uses the same number and password. Forget it and a reset code arrives by SMS, so keep the SIM you registered with nearby. On your own phone the browser holds the session until you log out;
on a shared handset, log out by hand before you pass it round. Inside, your account wallet sits above the lobby and keeps bKash, Nagad and Rocket balance in one place. From there you can open Roulette Spinmaster or Crash Bangladesh Arena, or switch to the cricket board for BPL and international matches. Anything that
needs a person — a stuck code, a wallet name mismatch — goes to support.
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Number verification A one-time code goes to the mobile number you enter, so the person holding the wallet is the person holding the account. Nothing opens until that code is typed in.
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Password and session control You set the password yourself and can log out from the lobby whenever you want. On a shared phone, log out before handing the device over instead of trusting the browser.
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Wallet kept in one place Your bKash, Nagad and Rocket balance sits in the account wallet above the lobby, so you can see what you have before picking a table or a cricket market.
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Support in the same menu Live chat and email sit beside the wallet, so a question about a table, a deposit or a login does not force you to close the game you were on.
Account
Here is what the form actually asks, and why. You enter a mobile number that works with bKash or Nagad, set a password, and choose the wallet you will fund from. An SMS code goes to that number — type it in and the account is verified, so the wallet you link later matches a real person. No code, no account. That single step keeps the name on every payment clean. Signing back in uses the same number and password. Forget it and a reset code arrives by SMS, so keep the SIM you registered with nearby.
Explore the LobbyYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Questions Before You Register
A few things people ask us at the form stage. If your question is about a specific payment that has left your wallet but not reached the account, bring the transaction ID to live chat — that one detail usually answers it faster than a long explanation of what happened on screen.
Register
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.