Sign In to dgbd With Your Mobile Number
Your dgbd login runs on the mobile number you registered, so there is no separate username to keep track of. Enter that number, take the one-time code we send to the SIM, and the lobby opens with your wallet balance already in view.
Where to Get Login Help
If a code never arrives, start with the SIM. Check that the number on it matches the one on your profile and that your phone has signal, then ask for a fresh code. Still nothing? Our support desk needs the account number and the time you tried, which lets us trace the send from our side. Reach us through live chat inside the lobby once you are signed in, or by email if you cannot get in at all. Keep the message short and include your registered number.
In-lobby live chat
Signed in already? Open chat from the lobby bar and tell us what the screen says. Add a screenshot of the error and we can see the exact step that failed.
Email for lockouts
If the code never lands, write to our support address with your registered number and the time you tried. Nobody can sign in for you, and we never ask for your password.
Number change requests
Swapped SIMs? You need the old number active for one last code, or a wallet statement in your name that we can check before moving the account.
Wallets You Already Use
Your login is also where money moves. Once you are signed in, the wallet page shows a deposit row with bKash, Nagad and Rocket, plus Upay and bank transfer where your account is set for them. Pick one, send from your own wallet app to the number on screen, and the balance updates after we confirm the transfer. Withdrawals go back to the same rail you funded from, which is why the name on both accounts has to line up.
What Happens When You Sign In
Opening an account takes the same number you use on bKash, so keep that phone in your hand. You give us the number, confirm the one-time code, and set a password you have not used on another site. From there your wallet page is live, holding your name, your number and the payment rail you
plan to use, whether that is bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Signing in later is shorter. Number, password, a code if the device is new, and you are back in the lobby with your balance and open bets in front of you. If you opened the account on an Android phone, the same details work on
desktop; nothing is tied to one handset. Verification is where new accounts usually pause. If your profile name does not match the name on your mobile wallet, withdrawals sit on hold until you fix it, so change it early rather than after you have winnings waiting. Keep your wallet PIN and your password separate, and
never pass a one-time code to anyone who calls claiming to be from us. We do not ask for it. Got a message that your number is already registered? That usually means an older sign-in exists, so use the reset instead of opening a second account.
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Number-led sign-in Your mobile number is the account key, so there is no separate username to recall. The one-time code goes to that SIM and expires on its own.
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Name match before payout Use the same name on your profile as on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. Matching them early stops a withdrawal from stalling the first time you request one.
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Device change handled Signing in from a new phone triggers another code, which is how we spot a stranger on your account. The old handset keeps working until you close it.
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Wallet ready on arrival The moment you are in, your balance, deposit history and open bets load on the wallet page, in the same layout on mobile and desktop.
Account
Opening an account takes the same number you use on bKash, so keep that phone in your hand. You give us the number, confirm the one-time code, and set a password you have not used on another site. From there your wallet page is live, holding your name, your number and the payment rail you plan to use, whether that is bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Signing in later is shorter. Number, password, a code if the device is new, and you are back in the lobby with your balance and open bets in front of you. If you opened the account on an Android phone, the same details work on desktop; nothing is tied to one handset.
Open Your AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
How We Keep Your Sign-In Safe
A login is only as good as what sits behind it. Codes are single-use and tied to the session, so an old code sitting in your messages will not open the account twice. Sessions on a device you no longer use can be closed from the account page, and changing your password ends the others at the same time. If someone else tries your number, the code goes to your SIM, not to them. Keep your wallet PIN out of any chat, ours included, because no member of our team needs it.
Single-use codes
Every code covers one sign-in and expires on its own. Requesting a new code cancels the previous one, so a stale message cannot be reused later.
Session control
The account page lists where you are signed in. Close anything you do not recognise, then change your password to end every other session at once.
Name-matched withdrawals
Money returns only to a wallet held in your own name. That single rule is why a stolen password still cannot walk your balance out of the account.
Minimal data held
We store your number, your name and your wallet details for payments, and nothing beyond what those tasks need. Ask support what is kept on your account.
Questions About Signing In
Most login trouble traces back to three things: a swapped SIM, a code sent to a number you no longer hold, or a profile name that does not match your wallet. The answers below deal with those, along with shared phones and forgotten passwords. If your case is not covered, send our support desk your registered number and the time you tried to sign in.
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