678bit Banking: Deposits, Withdrawals and Wallet Control
This page answers every money question your 678bit account raises — from adding funds and completing identity checks to withdrawing back to your mobile wallet. Your two core local payment routes are bKash and Nagad, with Rocket also available depending on your account region. Each method lives under the Banking tab once you log in: tap Deposit to add funds or tap Withdraw to send money back to your wallet.
Security around your money starts before a deposit is submitted and stays active through to when a withdrawal reaches your wallet. We apply layered checks at each stage so your account balance and personal details stay where they belong — in your control.
Domain Authenticity Check
Always confirm you are on 678bit before entering any account credential. The address bar is the one signal you can verify yourself. If the domain looks different in any character, close the tab and re-navigate directly. We do not operate mirror addresses for Bangladesh accounts.
Identity Verification Layer
Your account goes through a document check before withdrawals are processed. This step confirms that the name on your 678bit account matches the wallet registered to bKash or Nagad. It prevents any third party from moving funds out of an account they did not open.
Wallet Ownership Match
The mobile number tied to your bKash or Nagad wallet must match the number registered on your 678bit account. Any mismatch flags the transaction for manual review. Keeping your wallet number current in your profile settings avoids delays when you request a payout.
Support Path for Disputes
If a deposit does not appear in your account balance or a withdrawal shows delayed status, open a support request from the Help section inside your account dashboard. Our team works through transaction reference numbers, so have your wallet receipt ready before you submit the request.
TRANSACTION RECORDS
Match Your Wallet Receipt to Your 678bit Account
Every bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer you make generates two records: one in your mobile wallet's transaction history and one inside your 678bit account under Transaction History. Matching these two records is the fastest way to confirm a deposit landed or a withdrawal completed. The steps below show what to look at on each side.
Transaction Reference Number
Your wallet app assigns a reference ID to each transfer. Copy this from the bKash or Nagad SMS confirmation and compare it to the reference shown in your 678bit Transaction History. A matching ID confirms the payment was received on our side.
Status Labels in Your Account
678bit displays one of three labels on each transaction: Pending, Completed or Under Review. Pending means the transfer is in processing. Completed means the amount has moved. Under Review means our team is running a manual check — this label clears once the check finishes.
Account History Access Path
Log in, open the Banking tab, then select Transaction History from the sub-menu. Each entry shows the method used, the amount, the date and the current status. The history does not expire, so you can cross-reference older transfers if a question arises weeks later.
Evidence to Keep
Save the original wallet SMS or app notification for each transaction. If you need to raise a support request, the wallet reference number and the timestamp are the two pieces of evidence our team will ask for first. Screenshots work as backup if the SMS is no longer accessible.
LOCAL PAYMENT METHODS
Supported Wallets and Payment Routes
678bit supports the mobile wallet methods Bangladeshi account holders already use day to day. Each method shown below is available inside your Banking tab after login. The list reflects what is currently configured for eligible Bangladesh accounts — check your account dashboard for the current active state, as availability can vary by account region and local law.
bKash
bKash is available for both deposits and withdrawals. Enter your registered bKash number in the Banking tab, confirm the amount, and follow the OTP step inside your bKash app to complete the transfer.
Nagad
Nagad deposits and withdrawal requests are processed through the same Banking tab. The Nagad number on your 678bit account must match your registered Nagad wallet to avoid a mismatch review.
Rocket
Rocket is listed as an available method for eligible accounts in Bangladesh. Select Rocket in the payment method dropdown, enter your Rocket wallet number and confirm the transfer amount to proceed.
IDENTITY VERIFICATION
Verify Your 678bit Account Before Your First Withdrawal
Account verification is the step that links your 678bit profile to the real person who opened it. We ask for this once — before your first withdrawal — and it protects your balance by making sure no one else can request a payout on your behalf. The documents required are standard: a government-issued photo ID and confirmation that the mobile wallet number on your account belongs to you.
Photo ID Submission
Upload a clear image of your National ID card or passport through the Verification section in your account. The name must be readable and match exactly what you entered when you opened your account.
Wallet Number Confirmation
Confirm that the bKash or Nagad number saved in your account profile is the same number registered to your personal wallet. A mismatch here is the most common reason a withdrawal is held for review.
Verification Status Check
Once you submit your documents, your account dashboard shows the verification status. If additional information is needed, a notification appears there. You do not need to contact support unless the status has not updated after the timeframe shown on that page.
Why This Step Protects You
Verification means only you — the person whose name and wallet match the account — can move money out. If your account details are ever accessed without your knowledge, this layer prevents an unauthorised withdrawal from completing.
WITHDRAWALS
Send Your Balance Back to Your Wallet
Withdrawals from your 678bit account go directly to the mobile wallet you have registered — bKash, Nagad or Rocket, depending on which is saved in your account profile. The process starts in the Banking tab and takes a few confirmed steps to complete. Your account must pass identity verification before the first withdrawal request is accepted, so check that status in your dashboard before you begin.
Step 1 — Open the Withdrawal Page
Log in to your 678bit account, go to the Banking tab and select Withdraw. Your current account balance and any conditions attached to it are shown at the top of this page before you enter an amount.
Step 2 — Choose Your Payout Wallet
Select bKash, Nagad or Rocket from the method list. The wallet number saved on your account appears automatically. Confirm it matches your active wallet before continuing — you cannot redirect a withdrawal mid-process.
Step 3 — Enter the Amount and Confirm
Type the amount you want to withdraw. The page shows the minimum and maximum for your account at that moment. Confirm the request and your account balance adjusts immediately to reflect the pending withdrawal.
Step 4 — Track Status in Transaction History
Your withdrawal appears in Transaction History with a Pending label. When it moves to Completed, the funds have been sent to your wallet. If it shows Under Review, check your dashboard notification for what is needed.
ADDING FUNDS
Put Money Into Your 678bit Account
Depositing into your 678bit account starts the moment you open the Banking tab after login. bKash and Nagad are the two methods we see used most for Bangladesh accounts, with Rocket available as an option alongside them. The deposit page shows the current minimum amount for your account — read that figure before entering a number, because a deposit below the minimum will not be processed.
Step 1 — Log In and Open Banking
Go to 678bit, log in to your account and tap the Banking tab. Select Deposit from the sub-menu. The page lists all active payment methods for your account alongside the minimum deposit amount currently set.
Step 2 — Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket
Select your preferred local wallet from the method list. If you are using bKash, the receiving number for the transfer is shown on screen — copy it exactly into your bKash app before confirming the send.
Step 3 — Enter the Amount and Submit
Type the amount you want to add — at or above the minimum shown. Submit the request on the 678bit deposit page, then immediately switch to your bKash or Nagad app to confirm the OTP before the session window closes.
Step 4 — Confirm Your New Balance
After the OTP is confirmed in your wallet app, return to your 678bit account. Your balance updates to include the deposited amount. The transaction also appears in Transaction History with a Completed status and a reference number.
BANKING QUESTIONS
Your 678bit Banking Questions Answered
The questions below cover the most common banking situations on 678bit accounts — deposits that seem delayed, withdrawal steps, verification requirements and what to do when a transfer does not go as expected.
Which payment methods can I use on my 678bit account?
Your 678bit account supports bKash, Nagad and Rocket for both deposits and withdrawals. Each method is available inside the Banking tab after you log in. Availability may vary depending on your account region and local eligibility conditions, so check your dashboard for the current active options.
My deposit shows Pending in Transaction History — what does that mean?
Pending means the transfer is still being matched to your account. This can happen if the OTP confirmation step in your bKash or Nagad app was slow to process. Wait for the status to update. If it stays Pending beyond the timeframe shown on the transaction page, raise a support request with your wallet reference number.
How do I complete the identity verification step before withdrawing?
Go to the Verification section inside your account dashboard and upload a clear image of your National ID or passport. Then confirm that your bKash or Nagad number in Profile Settings matches your actual registered wallet. Once both checks clear, your account shows Verified and withdrawals can be processed.
Is there a minimum amount for a deposit or withdrawal on 678bit?
Yes — the minimum for both deposits and withdrawals is shown on the relevant page inside your Banking tab at the time you make the request. These figures are account-specific and we do not publish a fixed number here because they can differ by account configuration. Always check the page directly before entering an amount.
What should I do if a withdrawal request is not reaching my bKash wallet?
First check that the bKash number in your 678bit account profile exactly matches your active wallet. A number mismatch is the most common cause of a delayed payout. If the numbers match and the status has moved to Completed on your Transaction History page, check your bKash app transaction list before raising a support request.
Can I use a bKash wallet registered to someone else for my 678bit account?
No. The wallet number on your 678bit account must belong to you personally and match the name on your identity documents. Using a wallet registered to another person will fail the ownership check during verification and will block withdrawal processing until the correct wallet details are provided.
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