366bit Banking: Deposits, Withdrawals and Your Account Wallet
This page covers the money side of your 366bit account — how to put funds in, how to take them out, and how to check that every transaction is recorded correctly. We support bKash, Nagad and Rocket as local wallet options, and each one sits inside the Banking section of your account dashboard after you log in. Before you act, it helps to know where each step lives. Deposits go through the Deposit tab; withdrawals open in a separate Withdraw tab right beside it. Account verification — which unlocks your full withdrawal ability — is handled in the Verification section of your profile.
Adding funds starts the moment you open the Banking section inside your logged-in account. The Deposit tab shows every active local wallet option — bKash, Nagad and Rocket are all listed there. You pick the one you use day to day, enter the amount, and the screen walks you through the steps for that specific wallet. Each wallet route shows a reference number at the confirmation stage; copy it before you close the screen, because this number is what links your wallet transaction to your 366bit balance.
Log in and open the Deposit tab
From your account dashboard, tap Banking, then select the Deposit tab. All available wallet methods appear here with their current status clearly marked.
Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Select the wallet you use. The screen shows the exact steps for that wallet — follow them in order without switching apps until the transfer is fully confirmed.
Enter the amount and confirm
Type the amount you want to deposit. The deposit tab shows the minimum and maximum for the method you picked. Confirm the payment inside your wallet app.
Check your balance and History tab
Your 366bit balance updates once the wallet transaction reaches a completed status. Open the History tab to see the entry with its reference number and timestamp.
MOVE FUNDS OUT
Withdrawing Funds Back to Your Wallet
When you want to move money out of your 366bit balance, the Withdraw tab in your Banking section is where the process starts. Your account must have a verified status before the first withdrawal — if that step is still open, the Verification section of your profile shows exactly what is needed. Once verified, open the Withdraw tab, pick the wallet you want to receive the funds — bKash, Nagad or Rocket — and enter the amount.
Open the Withdraw tab
Log in, go to Banking and select the Withdraw tab. If your account is not yet verified, the tab will prompt you to complete verification first before a withdrawal can proceed.
Select your payout wallet
Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Make sure the wallet number you enter matches the verified number on your account — an unmatched number holds the request for review.
Enter the amount and submit
Type the withdrawal amount within the limits shown on screen and confirm. A pending entry appears in your History tab immediately, showing the reference and current status.
Track the status in History
Watch the status field on your History entry. If it stays on pending beyond the window shown at submission, reach out to support with the reference number ready.
VERIFY YOUR IDENTITY
Account Verification at 366bit
Verification is how we keep your account and your funds secure. Without a verified account, withdrawal requests cannot be processed. The process lives in the Verification section of your profile. You will need a valid national ID or passport and confirmation that the wallet number on your account belongs to you. Upload the documents directly through the form shown in your profile — the form specifies the file format and size limit.
Open Verification in your profile
Find the Verification section inside your account profile. The form there shows exactly which documents are required and what file format to upload.
Upload your national ID or passport
Submit a clear image of a valid national ID or passport. The form specifies the size and format accepted — blurry or cropped images will require resubmission.
Confirm your wallet ownership
The wallet number on your account must be confirmed as yours. This step links your bKash, Nagad or Rocket account to your 366bit profile for secure payouts.
Wait for the status to update
Your Verification section shows the current review status. Once approved, your account is cleared for withdrawals — no further documents are needed unless you change your wallet number.
TRANSACTION RECORDS
Matching Your Wallet to Your 366bit History
Every deposit and withdrawal on your 366bit account generates a record in the History tab. That record carries a reference number, a timestamp, the amount and a status label. When you check your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction history, look for the matching timestamp and amount, then compare the reference numbers side by side. A match confirms the transaction linked correctly. Keep a screenshot of both records — the wallet confirmation and the 366bit History entry — if you ever need to raise a query with support.
Reference Numbers
Each transaction in your History tab carries a reference number generated at the time of the request. Note this number at the deposit or withdrawal screen and keep it alongside the matching reference from your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app.
Status Labels
History entries show one of three status labels: pending means the request is in progress, completed means funds have moved, and failed means the transaction did not go through. A failed deposit should reverse to your wallet automatically.
Account History Tab
The History tab inside your Banking section holds a full list of all deposit and withdrawal activity on your account, ordered by date. Filter by date range if you need to locate a specific older transaction quickly.
Evidence to Keep
Save screenshots of both the 366bit History entry and the corresponding wallet transaction confirmation whenever a query might arise. Support will ask for the reference number and the wallet screenshot to resolve a discrepancy efficiently.
SECURITY AND TRUST
How We Protect Your 366bit Transactions
Your account and the money inside it are protected through a combination of domain checks, identity verification and wallet ownership confirmation. Every time you access 366bit banking, confirm you are on the correct domain — 366bit — before entering any account details. Phishing attempts often use near-identical domains with a single character changed. If something looks off, do not proceed. Our identity verification step links your wallet directly to your account, which means withdrawal requests can only go to a wallet confirmed as yours. That link is what stops an unauthorised party from redirecting a payout.
Domain Check
Always confirm the address bar shows 366bit before logging in or entering payment details. A single character difference in the domain is a sign of a phishing attempt — close the page and return through a bookmarked link or a direct search.
Identity Verification
Account verification ties your real identity to your 366bit profile. This step makes it possible for us to confirm ownership before processing withdrawals, and it protects your balance against access by an unauthorised party who only knows your password.
Wallet Ownership Confirmation
Only a wallet number confirmed as yours during verification can receive a payout. If you switch wallets — moving from bKash to Nagad, for example — update your wallet number through the profile section and allow the new number to be re-confirmed before withdrawing.
Support Contact Path
The support channel is listed inside your account dashboard. If a transaction is delayed, disputed or you suspect unauthorised activity, use that route with your reference number ready. Do not share account credentials with anyone claiming to offer support outside the account.
LOCAL PAYMENT METHODS
Wallets We Support for Bangladesh
Your 366bit account supports the local mobile wallet methods that most people in Bangladesh already use. Each one is available in both the Deposit and Withdraw tabs inside Banking. The methods listed here are the ones currently active on the platform — availability may depend on your eligible region and local law. If a method does not appear in your account, check the Banking tab for the most current list rather than assuming it is unavailable permanently.
bKash
bKash is available for both deposits and withdrawals. Select bKash in the Banking tab, follow the steps shown on screen and keep the reference number from the confirmation page.
Nagad
Nagad works the same way as bKash inside your account — choose it from the wallet list in the Banking tab and complete the transfer steps shown for that method.
Rocket
Rocket is listed alongside bKash and Nagad in the Banking tab. The steps and reference number process are identical — enter your Rocket wallet number carefully to avoid a mismatch.
BANKING QUESTIONS
Common Questions About 366bit Deposits and Withdrawals
If your question is not answered in the deposit, withdrawal or verification sections above, the answers below cover the situations we hear about most often. Each answer points you to the part of your account where the action takes place.
What is the minimum amount I can deposit using bKash?
The minimum deposit for bKash — and for Nagad and Rocket — is shown live on the Deposit tab inside your Banking section after you select the method. We do not publish a fixed figure here because limits can be updated; always check your account for the current minimum before sending.
My deposit has not appeared in my balance. What should I do?
First, open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app and confirm the transaction reached a completed status on the wallet side. If the wallet shows completed but your 366bit History tab shows nothing, contact support with the wallet reference number and transaction timestamp — those two details are enough to trace the payment.
Can I withdraw to a different wallet than the one I used to deposit?
Only the wallet number confirmed during your account verification can receive a withdrawal. If you want to switch to a different wallet — say from Nagad to bKash — update the wallet number in your profile and wait for the new number to be re-confirmed before you submit a withdrawal request.
How do I know when my withdrawal request has been processed?
Your History tab shows the real-time status of every withdrawal. It moves from pending to completed once processing is done. When it shows completed, check your wallet for the incoming transfer. If the status stays on pending beyond the window stated at submission, contact support with the reference number.
Why is my withdrawal request being held for review?
A withdrawal is usually held when the wallet number entered does not match the one on your verified account, or when verification is still incomplete. Open the Verification section of your profile to check your status, and confirm the wallet number in your Banking settings before resubmitting.
What documents do I need for account verification?
A valid national ID or passport covers the identity requirement. The Verification form inside your profile shows the exact file format and size accepted. You will also need to confirm ownership of your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number. Completing this before your first withdrawal avoids any delay.
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