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Your 9777per account connects directly to Nagad, Rocket and bKash so every deposit and withdrawal runs through a wallet you already use. Check your transaction history from the account area to match each payment reference with your balance.
Putting money into your account starts at the deposit counter inside the signed-in area. We support Nagad, Rocket and bKash as local wallet rails — choose the one you have active on your phone. Once you select a wallet and enter the amount, the screen shows the payment reference and the wallet number to send to. Complete the transfer from your wallet app, then return to the account page and confirm. Your balance updates once the payment clears on our end.
Log in and go to the deposit section inside your account area. The page shows the available wallet options for your region.
Select Nagad, Rocket or bKash from the options shown. The screen displays the receiving wallet number and a unique payment reference.
Open your mobile wallet, send the amount to the number shown, and use the reference code in the payment note field.
Return to the account page and tap confirm. Your balance will reflect the deposit once the transfer clears on our system.
Withdrawals from your 9777per account go back to the same type of wallet you used for your most recent verified deposit. Head to the withdrawal section in your account area and select the wallet — Nagad, Rocket or bKash — that you want to receive the funds. Enter the registered wallet number carefully, because the payout routes to that number exactly as you type it. Then enter the amount you want to withdraw, staying within the limits shown on that screen.
Go to the withdrawal page in your signed-in account. The page lists the wallet types available for your account at that time.
Select Nagad, Rocket or bKash and type your registered wallet number. Double-check it before moving to the next step.
Enter the amount within the limits shown on screen. The system will flag it if the amount falls outside the range your account allows.
After submitting, note the reference number shown. Use it to track status in your account history or when contacting support.
Your account area may display a verification prompt at certain points — after registration, before a first withdrawal, or when our system flags an unusual pattern on the account. The fields and documents requested are shown directly on that screen; follow only what appears there rather than preparing documents in advance. We do not publish a fixed list of required documents because the fields shown depend on your account status at the time of the check.
Open the verification section in your account area. Complete only the fields shown there — the system displays what is needed for your specific account.
You may be asked to confirm that the Nagad, Rocket or bKash number on your account belongs to you. Follow the instructions on that screen.
After submitting, a status label in your account area shows whether verification is pending, complete or requires more information.
If any field or instruction is not clear, reach the support team through the published help route in your account rather than guessing the required input.
We route all deposits and withdrawals through local wallet rails that Bangladesh account holders already use every day. No international card setup is needed — your Nagad, Rocket or bKash wallet connects directly to your account balance. The payment section inside your account shows which wallets are active for your region at the time you log in. If a method appears greyed out, check the account notice for any region or maintenance update. Availability of specific wallets depends on your account status and on local eligibility conditions.
Deposit and withdraw using your Nagad mobile wallet. The account area shows the Nagad number and reference to use for each transaction.
Rocket wallet transfers are accepted for both deposits and withdrawals. Enter the reference shown on screen when sending from your Rocket app.
Send from your bKash account using the number and payment note shown in the deposit counter. Withdrawals return to your registered bKash number.
Bank transfer availability is shown in the payment section of your account where applicable. Follow the account-area instructions for that route.
Every payment you make through Nagad, Rocket or bKash creates a transaction ID in your wallet app and a corresponding entry in your 9777per account history. Keeping both records side by side is the fastest way to resolve any discrepancy. The account history page shows the date, amount, wallet type and status label for each transaction. When the status reads confirmed, the amount is live in your balance.
Every deposit screen generates a unique reference. Copy it into the payment note field of your wallet app so the account system can match the incoming transfer to your account automatically.
Your account history uses three labels: confirmed, pending and failed. Confirmed means the balance has updated. Pending means the match is in progress. Failed means the transfer did not link.
Open the transaction history page inside your signed-in account to see every deposit and withdrawal entry with its date, amount and current status. This is your primary record.
If you contact support about a transaction, have your wallet transaction ID, the amount, the date and the reference code ready. These four details let the support team locate the entry without delay.
Account and payment safety on 9777per comes down to four practical checks you can verify yourself. None of them require you to trust a claim — each is something you can confirm directly before you transfer any funds. We keep the deposit flow inside the signed-in account area so the wallet number and reference you send to are always generated by the system for your session, not shared publicly.
Always confirm you are on 9777per before entering your credentials or starting a transaction. Bookmark the address after your first login to avoid misdirection. Do not follow payment instructions sent through unofficial channels.
The account system links each deposit and withdrawal to the wallet number registered on your account. Any mismatch between the sending number and the registered number may trigger a hold pending account verification.
The wallet number and reference code shown in the deposit counter are generated for your session only. Never use a reference from a previous session or one shared by another person.
Our support team is reachable through the help link inside your signed-in account. For any transaction query, use that route with your wallet transaction ID and reference code in hand.
Questions about deposits, withdrawals and account records come up regularly. The answers below cover the situations we hear about most from account holders in Bangladesh.
Your account supports Nagad, Rocket and bKash for deposits. The deposit counter inside your signed-in account shows which wallets are currently active for your region and account status at the time you log in.
The minimum deposit amount is shown on the deposit screen for each wallet option. We do not publish a fixed amount here because limits can vary by wallet type and account status. Check the screen at the time of your deposit.
A pending status means the system is still matching your wallet transfer to your account entry. Note your wallet transaction ID and the reference code you used. If the status does not update, contact support through the help link in your account with those details.
Withdrawals are generally routed to the wallet type used for your most recent verified deposit. The withdrawal page in your account shows the available options. If your preferred wallet is not shown, contact support for guidance on your account.
A hold usually means your account has an outstanding verification step. Open the account area and look for a verification prompt or status notice. Follow the fields shown there, or contact support through the published help route inside your account.
Open the transaction history page inside your signed-in account. Every deposit and withdrawal entry shows its date, amount, wallet type and the reference code generated at the time of that transaction. Filter by date to find older entries quickly.