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Your x27 account connects directly to bKash, Nagad and Rocket so you can move money between your wallet and your balance without switching devices. Every deposit, withdrawal and transaction record lives inside your account area — open it to see the steps and limits that apply to your region.
Funding your account starts at the cashier section inside the signed-in area. We have configured bKash, Nagad and Rocket as the local deposit rails for Bangladesh, so you work with the wallet already on your phone rather than entering card details.
Log in and go to the deposit section in your account area. The cashier screen lists every available payment method configured for your region.
Select bKash, Nagad or Rocket from the method list. The screen switches to the details specific to that wallet rail — follow the fields shown.
Type the amount within the minimum and maximum range displayed on your screen. Do not enter a figure outside that range or the transaction will not proceed.
Approve the transfer in your wallet app, then return to your x27 account. Your balance should reflect the deposit once the transaction clears on that payment rail.
When you want to move your balance back to your local wallet, head to the withdrawal section inside your account. The process mirrors the deposit flow in many ways — you pick the same local method you used to fund the account, enter the amount you want to withdraw, and follow the fields shown on screen.
Find the withdrawal option in your signed-in account area. The page shows the methods available to you and the limits that apply at the time of your request.
Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket as the destination. Confirm the wallet number shown is the one linked to your account before you proceed.
Type the withdrawal amount within the range displayed. Submit the request and note the reference number or confirmation message shown on the next screen.
If the account area prompts an identity or wallet-ownership check before releasing funds, follow the on-screen instructions exactly as they appear.
Before your first withdrawal, your account area may display a verification step. This is not a manual process you need to pre-arrange — the screen will tell you what is needed at that point. We only ask you to complete the fields and upload anything the account page specifically requests. The exact documents or confirmation steps depend on what your account area shows, so do not assume a fixed list.
The signed-in account page tells you whether verification is required. Do not assume a step is needed — wait for the page to display the prompt.
Complete only what your account screen asks for. The fields and any upload requirements are defined there; do not submit information that was not requested.
Where the account links your withdrawal to a specific wallet number, confirm that the number matches the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account you own and actively use.
If a verification step does not resolve after you follow the on-screen instructions, reach our support team through the help section inside your account for direct assistance.
The payment methods available in your x27 cashier are drawn from the local rails that Bangladesh wallets already support. We do not list every method globally — only the ones configured for your account region.
bKash is the local mobile wallet most commonly used for deposits and withdrawals on x27. Use the bKash number linked to your account.
Nagad is available as a deposit and withdrawal rail. Select it from the cashier method list and follow the fields shown for your Nagad wallet.
Rocket — the mobile banking wallet from Dutch-Bangla Bank — is listed in the cashier for eligible accounts. Confirm the Rocket number before submitting.
Upay is an additional local wallet option shown in the cashier where available for your account region. Check the cashier screen to see if it is active.
Every deposit and withdrawal you make generates a record in two places: your x27 account transaction history and your mobile wallet's own transaction log. When the two records show different statuses — for example, your wallet shows the transfer sent but your x27 balance has not updated — you need to compare the reference details from both sides before contacting support.
Every transaction in your x27 account history carries a reference number. Cross-check this against the transaction ID shown in your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app to confirm they belong to the same transfer.
Your account history page shows status labels such as pending, completed or declined for each transaction. A pending label means the transaction is still being processed on the payment rail; do not resubmit until the status updates.
The transaction history section sits inside your signed-in account area. Filter by date or method to find a specific deposit or withdrawal without scrolling through unrelated entries.
Save the wallet confirmation message and the x27 reference number for any transaction you want to query. Support will ask for these details when you open a ticket about a delayed or unmatched transfer.
Account safety on x27 depends on a combination of things you can control — such as the wallet number you register and the device you use to log in — and the account checks we run on our side. We do not ask for your wallet PIN or full banking credentials during any deposit or withdrawal step; if a screen ever requests that level of detail outside your wallet app, stop and contact our support team.
Always access your account through the correct x27 domain. Bookmark it directly so you land on the right login page and are not redirected through an unrelated link that could capture your credentials.
We link withdrawals to the wallet number registered on your account. If you need to change the registered wallet, do this through the account settings page and follow only the steps shown there, not instructions from outside the platform.
Withdrawal requests may trigger an account check on our side before funds are released. This is an internal step; you will see any required action displayed in your account area rather than receiving an unsolicited request by message.
If a transaction shows an unexpected status or a charge appears that you did not initiate, contact our support team through the help section inside your account. Do not share account details with anyone outside that verified channel.
Below are the questions we hear most often about deposits, withdrawals and account records. If your question is not here, the help section inside your signed-in account is the fastest route to a specific answer from our support team.
Your cashier screen shows the methods active on your account. For Bangladesh accounts these are drawn from bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay. Open the cashier to confirm which are available to you right now based on your account region and status.
The minimum deposit amount is displayed in the cashier when you select a payment method. We do not publish a single fixed figure here because the limit shown in your account is the one that applies — check it before entering an amount.
First, check your bKash app to confirm the transfer was sent successfully. Then open your x27 transaction history and look for the matching entry. If it shows pending, the payment rail is still processing. If no entry appears, contact support with your bKash transaction ID.
Go to the withdrawal section in your signed-in account, select Nagad as the payout method, confirm the registered wallet number, and enter an amount within the limit shown on screen. Complete any verification step your account page displays before submitting the request.
Open your account transaction history and check the status label on the withdrawal entry. If it still shows pending after an extended period, gather your x27 reference number and the wallet confirmation, then contact our support team through the help section inside your account.
Your account area will tell you. If a verification step is required, the page shows exactly what is needed. Follow only those on-screen instructions. If nothing is flagged, proceed with the withdrawal using the steps shown in the withdrawal section of your account.