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Sign In To Your hotjili Account

Your hotjili login runs on the Bangladesh mobile number you registered plus a one-time SMS code, so there is no long password to carry around.

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What Happens After You Tap Login

The steps are the same whether you are opening an account for the first time or coming back on a new handset. You type your Bangladesh mobile number, we send a one-time code by SMS, and you enter it on the same screen. After that you set a password you will actually remember and confirm

your name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, since the wallet has to match you. If the name and number disagree, our team asks for a short document check before the wallet goes live. Once you are in, the lobby is one screen: live tables on the first row, slots underneath,

sports betting markets in their own tab. Nothing sits behind a second login. Your session stays open on your own device until you sign out, and you can end every other session from the security tab if you have logged in somewhere else. Forgot the password? Use the same number and the reset code; your

balance and game history stay exactly where you left them.

  • Mobile number sign-in You sign in with the Bangladesh number registered to your account. The one-time code arrives by SMS, so keep that SIM in the handset you normally use for bKash and Nagad transfers.
  • Name match on the wallet We check your name against the wallet you deposit from. Matching bKash, Nagad or Rocket details keeps cash-outs moving without a second round of questions later on.
  • One lobby after login Live tables, slot rooms and the sportsbook sit behind the same sign-in. You switch between them without typing your password again or opening a second app window.
  • Session control Every signed-in device is listed in your account security tab. You can close the ones you no longer use, which matters on a friend's phone or a shared handset.

Account

The steps are the same whether you are opening an account for the first time or coming back on a new handset. You type your Bangladesh mobile number, we send a one-time code by SMS, and you enter it on the same screen. After that you set a password you will actually remember and confirm your name as it appears on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account, since the wallet has to match you. If the name and number disagree, our team asks for a short document check before the wallet goes live. Once you are in, the lobby is one screen: live tables on the first row, slots underneath, sports betting markets in their own tab.

Open Your Account

Your details are encrypted for secure account access.

SAFETY SIGNALS

How We Keep Sign-In Safe

Sign-in traffic between your handset and our servers runs over an encrypted connection, and passwords are stored hashed rather than in readable form. Identity checks exist for one reason: the wallet has to belong to the person withdrawing from it. We also keep stored data to what the account and payment checks actually need, and you can ask support what sits on file for your number. Access to the brand depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Encrypted connection The sign-in form and cashier screens load over HTTPS, so your number, password and one-time code travel encrypted instead of in plain text across a shared network.
Identity check Name and number have to line up before a wallet goes live. That single check is what stops a stranger opening an account against your bKash or Nagad details.
Device and session control The security tab lists every device holding an open session. Close the ones you do not recognise, and change the password if a handset you no longer own still appears there.
Data kept to the account We hold the number, name and payment reference the account needs. Ask support what is stored against your number, and request a correction if something there is wrong.
LOCAL WALLETS

bKash, Nagad and Rocket In Your Wallet

Funding the wallet you just logged into takes a familiar route. Pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, and the cashier shows the receiving number along with a reference you copy into the payment field. Confirm with your wallet PIN, come back to the screen you were on, and the balance lands on the account you are signed in to. Cash-outs return to the same wallet, which is why the name on your sign-in has to match the wallet holder.

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ACCOUNT HELP

Getting Back Into Your Account

Most sign-in problems are simple: the code went to an old SIM, the password was typed with the phone's autocorrect switched on, or the account is already open on another device. Our support desk handles those through live chat from the lobby footer and through email, and both ask for the same two things — your registered number and a short description of what the screen shows. Tell us the exact message you see and the reply does not need a second round of questions.

Live chat from the lobby Open chat from the footer of any page, signed in or not. Share the registered number and the error text on your screen, and the team checks the account state for you.
Email for document checks Send a photo of the ID you registered with when a name mismatch blocks the wallet. Keep the message to your number and the document so the reply needs no follow-up.
Reset code by SMS If the password is gone, request a reset from the sign-in screen. The code goes to the registered SIM; if that number has changed, chat has to verify you before swapping it.

Common Questions About Signing In

The questions we get about the sign-in screen usually come down to the code, the wallet name or a device that stayed logged in. Here is how each one works, explained from our side of the account.

Install nothing first — open the site in your browser, type the Bangladesh number registered to your account, and enter the SMS code that arrives. The lobby loads on the same screen once that code is accepted.

Check that the SIM in your handset is the registered one, then request the code again. If it still does not come, live chat can confirm which number the account is tied to.

No. Wallet apps fund the account after you are in; they are not the sign-in itself. Your number, code and password open the session, then you deposit from bKash, Nagad or Rocket inside the cashier.

Cash-outs return to the wallet you deposited from, so the name on the account has to match the wallet holder. A mismatch is held for a document check before the wallet is released.

Yes. Your session holds on a personal handset until you sign out. On a shared or borrowed phone, close the session when you finish and end any other device from the security tab.

Nothing is lost. Request the reset code from the sign-in screen, set a new password, and your account balance and game history come back exactly as they were.
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