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Your 6bat account wallet connects to bKash and Bank Transfer so you can move funds without leaving the mobile interface. Check your balance, review pending transactions and reach our support team — all from the same account area.
Putting money into your 6bat account starts at the cashier section of the account area. We support bKash and Bank Transfer as the two verified deposit routes for Bangladesh. Open the deposit screen after logging in, pick the method that matches your wallet or bank, enter the amount you want to add, and confirm following the on-screen instructions. The cashier shows the fields and limits relevant to your account — follow exactly what appears there rather than any external figure.
Go to your account menu and select the deposit option. The cashier loads the payment methods available to your account region.
Select the method you want to use. Each method shows its own set of fields — fill in only what the screen requests.
Type the deposit amount within the range shown on screen. Review the details once, then confirm the transfer through your wallet or bank.
Keep the confirmation screen open until a status message appears. Your account balance reflects the deposit once the transaction is acknowledged.
When you want to move your balance back to your bKash wallet or bank account, open the withdrawal section inside the account area. We process withdrawals through the same verified rails used for deposits — bKash and Bank Transfer. The withdrawal screen shows the current available balance, the fields you need to complete, and any account checks that apply to your withdrawal request. Enter your destination wallet number or bank details exactly as they are registered — a mismatch here is the most common reason a withdrawal requires a follow-up.
Navigate to the withdrawal section of your account. The screen shows your available balance and the methods open to your account.
Choose bKash or Bank Transfer. Enter the destination number or account details exactly as they are registered on that wallet or bank.
Input the amount within the limits shown. The screen will confirm the figures before you submit — review them carefully.
After submission, a reference number appears in your transaction history. Use this reference if you need to follow up with the support team.
Your 6bat account may prompt a verification step at certain points — when your transaction activity reaches a threshold visible in your account settings, or when the account flags a detail it wants you to confirm. The fields and instructions shown inside your account area are the authoritative source for what is needed. We do not publish a universal document list because the fields vary depending on the account and the payment method in use. When a verification prompt appears, read each field label carefully and follow only the instructions shown there.
The verification screen inside your account shows exactly which details are needed. Do not submit documents or information not requested by those fields.
The name and number on your bKash wallet or bank account should match what is registered in your 6bat profile to avoid a mismatch.
Once you complete a verification step, the account area updates with a status label. You do not need to contact support unless the status stays unchanged.
If a prompt appears that you do not understand, ask our support team before filling it in. Clarifying first avoids resubmission and delays.
We have configured two payment routes for Bangladesh accounts: bKash and Bank Transfer. Both appear in the cashier when you are logged in to an eligible account. The screen shows the relevant fields and limits for each method — refer to what is displayed there for current figures. Using the payment method that matches the name registered on your account avoids delays at the verification stage. We do not support unverified third-party wallet routes, so stick to the methods shown in your cashier screen.
Send from your bKash wallet directly to your 6bat account balance. Use the bKash number shown in the cashier screen.
Transfer from your registered bank account. Enter the account details exactly as your bank has them to avoid a routing mismatch.
Every deposit and withdrawal on your 6bat account generates a reference number that appears in the transaction history section of the account area. When you also have a transaction record on your bKash app or bank statement, you can cross-check the two using the amount, date and reference details. Discrepancies — such as a charge showing on bKash but no credit in the account — should be reported to support with both reference numbers. Keeping a short record of your transactions makes this process straightforward.
Each transaction on 6bat carries a unique reference number visible in account history. Note this number at the time of the transaction for any follow-up.
Transaction history shows labels such as pending, completed or under review. If a label does not change within the expected window, use the reference to contact support.
The history log inside your account lists every deposit and withdrawal with date, amount and method. Compare this against your bKash or bank statement line by line.
Screenshot or note the reference number, the amount and the timestamp from both your 6bat history and your wallet app whenever a transaction is in progress.
We keep the account and payment flows on 6bat within a defined set of verified routes specifically to reduce exposure to errors and misrouting. Our cashier only presents the methods confirmed as active for your account region, which means you are not shown a payment option that is not available to you. Account and wallet actions are tied to the identity details registered at sign-up, so any mismatch between your payment method and your profile triggers a review step rather than a silent failure.
Always confirm the URL shows the correct 6bat domain before entering your login details. Bookmark the address directly rather than following a link from an unknown source.
Your registered name and the name on your bKash wallet or bank account must match. This step protects your withdrawal route and reduces the chance of a reversal.
We only process withdrawals to a payment method that is verified against your account profile. A wallet number that does not match your registration will be flagged for review.
If a transaction behaves unexpectedly or an account prompt looks unfamiliar, contact our support team through the channel listed in the account help section — not through an unverified third-party link.
Below are the questions we hear most often about deposits, withdrawals and account verification. If your question is not covered here, the account help section and our support team are both available to assist directly.
bKash and Bank Transfer are the two verified deposit methods on 6bat for Bangladesh accounts. Both appear in your cashier when you are logged in. Use the method that matches the name registered on your account to avoid a verification hold.
The minimum deposit amount is shown in the cashier screen when you select your payment method. We do not publish a fixed figure here because the limit shown to your account is the one that applies. Check the cashier field directly before submitting.
Open the withdrawal section in your account, select bKash as the payout method, and enter your registered bKash number. Make sure the number matches the one on your 6bat profile exactly. A mismatch will trigger a review before the withdrawal can proceed.
Note the reference number from your bKash transaction and the one from your 6bat history, then contact our support team with both. Do not submit a second deposit before the first is resolved; our team can trace the status using the reference details you provide.
The fields and timeline shown in your account area are the definitive source. We cannot give a universal timeframe because verification steps vary by account. Follow the on-screen instructions and contact support if the status label does not update after you have completed all requested fields.
No. Your bKash wallet name must match the name registered on your 6bat account. Using a wallet registered under a different name will cause the transaction to be held for manual review, which delays both deposits and withdrawals until the mismatch is resolved.