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Your 111dat account connects directly to Nagad and Rocket as the primary local payment routes, with bKash available as an additional option — all accessible from the payment section of your signed-in account area. Availability depends on your local law and eligible region.
Depositing into your 111dat account starts from the cashier section once you are signed in. Choose Nagad as your primary route — it is the wallet we have configured at the front of the deposit flow — or switch to Rocket if that is the wallet you use day to day. Enter the amount shown within the limits displayed on screen, confirm the transfer from your mobile wallet app, and the balance updates in your account once the transaction settles. bKash appears as a further option in the same cashier row. Follow the fields and instructions shown in your account exactly; do not enter amounts outside the displayed range.
Go to your 111dat account, tap the deposit section, and the payment route list appears on screen.
Pick the wallet you use. Nagad sits at the front of the row; Rocket and bKash are in the same panel.
Type the amount within the limits shown, then approve the transfer inside your mobile wallet app.
Once the wallet transaction settles, your 111dat balance reflects the deposit. The account history logs the reference.
Withdrawals from your 111dat account follow a similar path to deposits. Open the withdrawal section in your signed-in account area and you will see the same local wallet options: Nagad, Rocket and bKash. Select the wallet you want to receive the funds, enter the amount within the limits your account currently shows, and complete any identity check steps the form asks for at that point. We do not publish processing times because wallet settlement varies; follow the status labels in your account history to track the request. Keep the reference number the system generates — it is what our support team uses if you need to follow up on a pending withdrawal.
From your signed-in account, navigate to the withdrawal section. Your available balance and the payout route options display there.
Select Nagad, Rocket or bKash. Make sure the wallet number on file matches the one you intend to receive payment.
Fill in the amount within the displayed limits and follow any account verification steps the form presents at that stage.
Note the reference number generated. It links your withdrawal request to the wallet transaction and helps support locate it.
Account verification on 111dat is handled through the fields and steps shown inside your own account area — we do not publish a fixed document list here because the fields you see depend on your account status at the time. When a check is required, a prompt appears in your account; follow only what is shown there and submit what it asks for. Do not send documents through any channel other than the one your account page presents.
Verification steps appear inside your signed-in account only when required. Do not act on instructions from outside that area.
The account form specifies what to provide. Fill in those fields accurately and submit through the page itself.
If a step is unclear, contact support through the channel listed in your account area rather than a third-party message.
The wallet number registered to your account should match the one you use for deposits and withdrawals to avoid a mismatch flag.
The payment panel in your 111dat account shows the local wallet routes configured for Bangladesh. Nagad is positioned as the primary deposit route because it is the wallet most of our account holders already use for everyday transfers. Rocket is presented alongside it as an equally reliable path — same cashier panel, same process. bKash appears in the same row as a further option. Bank Transfer is also listed for those who prefer a direct account-to-account route.
Primary deposit and withdrawal route. Select from the cashier panel and follow the transfer steps in your Nagad app.
Fully supported alternative route. Use the Rocket number registered to your account for both deposits and withdrawals.
Available in the same cashier row as Nagad and Rocket. Follow the fields shown when you select bKash as your method.
Direct bank-to-account route for those who prefer it. Account details and instructions appear when you select this option.
Every deposit and withdrawal you make through 111dat generates a record in two places: your mobile wallet's own transaction history and the account history inside your 111dat account area. Cross-referencing those two records is how you confirm a transfer landed correctly. The wallet side shows the amount sent or received and a transaction ID your wallet provider assigns. The 111dat side shows a reference number, a status label and a timestamp. When both reference details align, the transaction is settled. If the status label in your account still shows pending after your wallet confirms the transfer, keep both references and contact support through the channel shown in your account.
Your Nagad, Rocket or bKash app generates a transaction ID for every transfer. Save this — it is the external proof of the payment.
Your 111dat account history shows a status for each request: pending, processing or completed. Track this label before following up with support.
The transaction log in your signed-in account lists every deposit and withdrawal with a timestamp and the amount processed on our side.
Hold onto the wallet transaction ID and the 111dat reference number together. Both are needed if support needs to locate a specific transfer.
Keeping your 111dat account and banking activity secure comes down to a few consistent habits. Always access the platform through the 111dat domain — check the address bar before you enter any account details. The wallet number you register for deposits and withdrawals should belong to you; submitting a wallet that belongs to someone else will cause a mismatch during any account check.
Always verify you are on 111dat before signing in or entering payment details. Bookmark the address to avoid landing on a lookalike page.
Register only the Nagad, Rocket or bKash number that belongs to you. A wallet mismatch can hold up a withdrawal until verification is complete.
The name and details on your 111dat account should match your wallet registration. Discrepancies surface during account checks and delay payment routes.
Use only the support contact shown in your signed-in account area. That is the route our team monitors for banking and account queries.
These are the questions we see most often about depositing, withdrawing and managing payment routes on 111dat. If your question is not here, the support route inside your signed-in account is the place to ask.
Your deposit panel shows Nagad, Rocket and bKash as the local wallet options, plus Bank Transfer. Nagad sits at the front of the row as the primary route. Select any of them and follow the fields shown at that point.
Open the withdrawal section in your signed-in account, select Nagad or Rocket, enter the amount within the displayed limits, and complete any verification step the form asks for. Save the reference number the system generates for your records.
Pending status means the transfer is still settling between your wallet and our system. Check the transaction ID in your Nagad, Rocket or bKash app first. If your wallet confirms the transfer but the account still shows pending, contact support with both reference numbers.
The fields required appear inside your account area when a check is prompted — we do not publish a fixed list because it depends on your account status. Follow only what the account page shows and submit through that page only.
Minimum amounts are displayed in the cashier panel when you select a payment method. Those figures are the ones that apply to your account at that time. We do not publish a blanket minimum here because limits can vary by route.
Check the status label in your 111dat account history first. If it shows completed but your Rocket app has not received the funds, gather both the 111dat reference number and the expected wallet number, then contact support through your account area.