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Your 66mm account balance is managed through the banking section — where you add funds via bKash, Rocket or Bank Transfer, and request withdrawals back to the same wallet or account. Every step and field is shown inside your signed-in account area, so open that first before starting any transaction.
Sending funds to your 66mm account starts in the banking section of your signed-in dashboard. We support bKash, Rocket and Bank Transfer as your deposit routes — choose whichever matches the wallet or account you have active. The deposit counter shows the minimum and any reference details your payment needs to carry; follow those exactly so your balance updates without a delay.
Sign in to your 66mm account and navigate to the banking or wallet section. Select the deposit option to see the available payment routes.
Pick the method that matches your active wallet or bank account. The screen will show the destination number or account details for that route.
Input the amount you want to deposit. Copy any reference code shown — you will enter this in your bKash, Rocket or bank transfer screen as the payment note.
Complete the payment on your wallet app. Return to your 66mm account and check the balance section. If the amount does not appear, keep the transaction ID for support.
When your account balance is ready to move, the withdrawal request sits in the same banking section where you deposited. We ask for a payout destination — bKash wallet number, Rocket number or a local bank account — and the amount you want to transfer out. The withdrawal form will display any minimum amount and the verification fields your request needs before it is submitted. Before you request a withdrawal, check that the wallet number you enter matches the one linked to your 66mm account.
Go to banking in your signed-in account. Select withdrawal and review the fields shown — amount, destination method and any verification step the screen requires.
Type in the bKash number, Rocket number or bank information exactly as it is registered. Double-check before submitting — corrections after submission need support.
Confirm the withdrawal. The screen will show a request ID or status label. Save this; you will need it if you contact support about the transaction.
Your account history lists each withdrawal request with its current status. Check there first before reaching out to support.
Certain account actions — including higher-value withdrawals — may prompt a verification step shown directly in your account area. We do not publish a fixed list of documents in advance because the fields displayed depend on your account status at the time of the request. Follow whatever the account screen asks; do not send documents through any channel other than the one the screen indicates.
Complete only the fields shown in your account area. Do not submit documents through external chat or email unless the screen explicitly directs you there.
Your account dashboard shows whether any verification is pending. Resolve those before submitting a withdrawal to avoid the request sitting in a held state.
If a verification field is unclear, use the help or support link inside your signed-in account — not a third-party channel — to ask for clarification.
The bKash, Rocket or bank account you use for deposits should match what you register under your name. Discrepancies can trigger an additional account check.
Your 66mm banking section connects to three payment routes for Bangladesh: bKash for mobile wallet transfers, Rocket for Dutch-Bangla mobile wallet transactions, and Bank Transfer for direct local bank account movement. Each route is shown with its destination details when you open the deposit or withdrawal screen — you are not guessing which number to send to. Use the method that your registered wallet is under, so the payment name matches your account record.
Mobile wallet — send from your bKash app using the account number shown in the deposit screen.
Dutch-Bangla mobile wallet — use the Rocket number displayed at the time of your deposit or withdrawal request.
Local bank account — transfer from your Bangladesh bank using the account details shown in the banking section.
May appear as an option depending on your account configuration — check your own banking screen for availability.
Every bKash, Rocket or Bank Transfer payment you make generates a transaction ID on the wallet side and a corresponding entry in your 66mm account history. When these two records match, your balance updates and the deposit is complete.
Your bKash, Rocket or bank transfer confirmation shows a transaction ID. This is the primary reference our system uses to locate your payment — copy it immediately after completing the transfer.
Your 66mm account history shows each transaction with a status: pending, completed or declined. A pending entry means the payment is being matched; completed means your balance has updated.
The deposit screen may display a reference code to include in your wallet payment note. If you omit it, matching takes longer. Always copy and enter this code exactly as shown.
If a transaction is delayed, have three things ready: the wallet transaction ID, the amount sent, and the date and time of the transfer. Support uses these to locate the payment quickly.
Account security around banking comes down to a few consistent habits. Always check that you are on the correct 66mm domain before entering any payment details — the address bar should show 66mm. Phishing pages mimic legitimate sites but the domain will differ. Beyond the domain check, each of the points below covers a specific layer of protection around your deposits, withdrawals and wallet connections. None of these require extra software or a third-party app — they are steps you can verify yourself from inside your account.
Before any banking action, confirm the address bar reads 66mm. Do not follow links from third-party messages that claim to route you to your account — go directly to the domain.
The name on your 66mm account should match the registered holder of your bKash, Rocket or bank account. Mismatches flag your withdrawal for manual review and slow the process.
Only use a wallet or bank account that belongs to you. Payments from a third-party number — even a family member's — may be held, and the reversal process requires support involvement.
If a banking step is unclear or a transaction is delayed, use the help link inside your signed-in account. That route connects you to our support team without you sharing details through an unverified channel.
These questions come up regularly around deposits, withdrawals and account verification. If your question is not here, the support route inside your signed-in 66mm account is the right place to ask — our team can check your specific transaction or account status directly.
Your account banking screen shows the methods available to you — typically bKash, Rocket and Bank Transfer. Nagad may also appear depending on your account configuration. Check your own deposit screen for the current list rather than assuming all methods are always active.
Check your 66mm account history first; the entry may show as pending rather than missing. If it is pending, copy the bKash transaction ID and the amount, then use the support link in your signed-in account to report the delay with those details ready.
The minimum is shown on the withdrawal screen when you open it — we do not publish a fixed figure here because it can depend on your account tier and the payout method selected. Check the screen fields before entering an amount.
A withdrawal sits pending when a verification step is incomplete, when the wallet number entered does not match your registered account details, or when the request is in the standard review queue. Open account history to check the status label, then follow any instruction shown there.
We ask that the wallet or bank account you withdraw to is the same one registered under your name on your 66mm account. Using a different number — even if it is your own — may trigger an account check before the payout is released.
The deposit screen shows the exact reference code or account number to include in your transfer note. Copy it precisely before leaving the screen — if the reference is missing or wrong, matching the payment to your balance requires a manual support check.