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Register Your Account in Three Steps

You need one phone number, one SMS code and a wallet you already use — that is the whole path from first tap to the lobby.

Phone or email sign-upSMS code at step twoWallet linked to your profileRuns on mobile data
sunnyxx Register Your Account in Three Steps

Adding Money Right After You Register

A new account opens with an empty wallet, and the first load is a cash-in from your own phone. Choose the wallet on the deposit screen, copy the number it shows, and send the amount from your app — the balance moves once the transfer is confirmed on our side. You confirm with your own PIN, never ours, and the deposit screen keeps a record you can reopen if a figure looks wrong. Keep the confirmation SMS until the balance updates; that message carries the transaction ID support will ask for.

bKash

The wallet most players reach for first. Pick bKash on the deposit screen, cash in to the number shown, and confirm with your PIN; the balance moves once the transfer lands.

Nagad

Same flow as any Nagad send: choose the option, copy the number, enter the amount in your own app. Support can trace a transfer with the transaction ID if the balance looks short.

Rocket

Rocket suits anyone who keeps a wallet apart from their main SIM balance. Send to the number on screen, hold on to the confirmation SMS, and the deposit shows against your account.

SAFE PROFILE

How We Protect Your Profile

Every page behind sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, and your password is stored as a hash rather than plain text — nobody here reads it back to you. The SMS check ties the profile to a number you control, which is why a fresh device triggers it again. Ask for a withdrawal or change a wallet detail and we want a document matching the name on the profile before anything moves. Whether you can open an account depends on local law where you live, and we only take registrations from eligible regions.

Encrypted sign-in

The form and every account page after it load over HTTPS, so the number, password and code you type travel encrypted between your handset and our servers.

Hashed passwords

We keep a password hash, not the password itself. If you forget it, the reset runs through a fresh SMS code instead of an old password being read back.

Name-matched checks

Before a withdrawal leaves, the profile name and the wallet account name have to agree, and we may ask for an ID document to confirm who registered.

Details you control

Contact details, wallet nickname and password are all editable from the profile screen, and anything you change takes effect the next time you sign in.

ACCOUNT HELP DESK

Where to Get Help With Sign-In

Something goes wrong with the code, the password or a transfer, and you want a person rather than a page. Live chat sits in the account menu once you are signed in, and the team can look at the actual verification state of your profile instead of guessing at it. Before you write, have the phone number you registered with and, for money questions, the transaction ID from your wallet SMS. Nobody on our side ever asks for your SMS code or wallet PIN — if a message does, it is not from us.

Team online

Live chat from the menu

Open the chat panel inside the account menu, describe the step that failed, and the team can see whether your number is verified or still pending.

Email for account records

Write to our support mailbox with the registered number and a short description when you need something in writing, such as a corrected detail on the profile.

Wallet transaction queries

For a deposit that has not appeared, share the transaction ID from the bKash, Nagad or Rocket message so the team can match it to your account.

What sunnyxx Asks at Sign-Up

The form takes the basics first: a phone number or email, a password you choose, and the currency your wallet will hold. Picking BDT keeps your balance in the currency your bKash, Nagad and Rocket transfers actually arrive in, so nothing gets converted twice. Step two sends a one-time code by SMS; type it into

the box on the same screen and the profile goes live. No code, no account — that check is what keeps someone else from opening one against your number. Then you land in the lobby with an empty wallet. Money comes from your own mobile wallet app, not from inside our form, so the PIN

entry stays on your handset. Close the tab halfway and the number stays tied to the half-finished profile; come back, request a fresh code and finish. Returning is shorter still: same number, same password, one SMS code, and your balance, saved wallet nickname and play history sit where you left them. Forgotten your password? The

reset runs on the same code, not a security question.

  • Number-first field The first field is the number you already use for bKash and Nagad, so the code lands on the handset you are actually holding.
  • One-time code check An SMS code confirms the number belongs to you before the profile goes live; without it the account stays unverified and the lobby stays closed.
  • Your own PIN entry Wallet payments are confirmed inside your own app, so your PIN never passes through our form and you see the amount before you send it.
  • Signing in again Return with the same number and password, pass the code check, and your balance, saved wallet nickname and play history load as you left them.

Account

The form takes the basics first: a phone number or email, a password you choose, and the currency your wallet will hold. Picking BDT keeps your balance in the currency your bKash, Nagad and Rocket transfers actually arrive in, so nothing gets converted twice. Step two sends a one-time code by SMS; type it into the box on the same screen and the profile goes live. No code, no account — that check is what keeps someone else from opening one against your number. Then you land in the lobby with an empty wallet. Money comes from your own mobile wallet app, not from inside our form, so the PIN entry stays on your handset.

Browse the Lobby

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

Questions You Might Ask Before Joining

The same handful of things come up around the register form — a code that never lands, a wallet sitting in the wrong currency, a second device asking for the SMS all over again. Here are the answers we give most often, written the way we say them on chat.

No — the form takes a phone number or email and a password, and the SMS code confirms the number. An ID document is only asked for later, before a withdrawal or a change of wallet details.

Codes normally land within seconds, so check the message list and any blocked-sender filter first. If nothing arrives, let the resend timer run out and ask for a fresh code on the same screen.

Yes. Enter the same number and password, then pass the code sent to that number. A new device always triggers the extra check, which keeps someone holding your old handset out.

Choose BDT on the form and the wallet keeps that currency from then on. Switching later means a request through support, so pick the one you actually send bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfers in.

The number stays tied to the half-finished profile, so nobody else can register with it. Come back, start again with the same number and request a new SMS code to finish the sections you left open.

Opening an account depends on local law and eligible regions, and we cannot take registrations where online gambling is not allowed. If you are unsure about your own area, ask support before sending any money.
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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.