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Your 1111beat account wallet connects directly to Nagad, Rocket and bKash — the payment routes your phone already uses. Open the banking section from your account menu to see the deposit and withdrawal options available for your region.
Nagad is the route most of our account holders reach for first — it connects to the deposit counter in a few taps and the amount lands in your account wallet once the transfer confirms on the Nagad side. Rocket sits right alongside it as a solid alternative when you prefer your Dutch-Bangla mobile wallet. bKash is also listed in the deposit section for members who keep their balance there. Open the deposit counter, pick the wallet that suits you, follow the payment fields shown in your account, and your wallet balance updates when the transfer is confirmed. Every step is shown inside the account area — follow only what appears on your screen.
Log in and go to the banking section of your account. The deposit tab shows all available routes for your region.
Select the wallet you want to use. The account screen shows the payment details and the fields you need to fill in.
Type in the amount, follow the instructions shown, and complete the transfer from your mobile wallet app.
Once the transfer confirms on the wallet side, the amount reflects in your 1111beat account balance. Check the transaction history tab if you want to verify.
When your account balance is ready to move, the withdrawal section is in the same banking menu where you deposited. Nagad and Rocket are both available as payout routes — pick the one tied to the mobile number your account uses. You enter the wallet number you want funds sent to, set the amount, and submit the request. The account area shows the status of your withdrawal after you submit; check the transaction history for the reference number so you can match it to your wallet statement.
Find the withdrawal section inside your account banking menu. The available payout routes show there based on your account status.
Choose Nagad or Rocket. Enter the wallet number exactly as registered — this is what determines where the funds go.
Set the withdrawal amount and complete any verification steps shown on your account screen before you confirm.
Your transaction history shows the request status. Save the reference number from your account history to match against your Nagad or Rocket statement.
Before your first withdrawal, the account area may ask you to complete an identity check. The fields and documents required are shown inside your account settings — follow only what the screen asks for, as the exact requirements depend on the verification stage your account is at. Some accounts complete this during registration; others see the prompt when they first request a payout.
Open the account area and look for any pending verification prompts. The screen shows which steps are complete and which still need attention.
The required information appears on your account screen. Do not submit documents or details beyond what the form asks for at that stage.
After you submit, the account status updates when the check is processed. The timeline depends on the review queue at that point.
If a verification field is confusing or a step appears stuck, reach out through the live chat or support route in your account menu for direct help.
The payment section of your account lists every route configured for Bangladesh. Nagad leads the deposit flow for most account holders because the transfer steps match the Nagad app exactly. Rocket is the reliable backup for Dutch-Bangla Mobile Bank wallet users, and bKash is there for members whose primary balance sits in that wallet. Each route is listed with the fields you need to complete — the account screen tells you what to enter, and availability depends on your region and local eligibility.
Primary mobile wallet route. Select Nagad in the deposit or withdrawal tab and follow the account fields shown.
Dutch-Bangla Mobile Bank wallet. Available for both deposits and withdrawals from the banking menu.
Listed in the deposit section for members who hold their balance in the bKash wallet.
Local bank transfer may appear as an option depending on your account status and eligible region.
Every deposit and withdrawal request in your 1111beat account generates a reference entry in the transaction history tab. Matching that entry against your Nagad or Rocket statement is the fastest way to confirm a transfer completed on both sides. If the statuses differ — for example your wallet shows a deduction but the account still shows pending — that reference number is what the support team needs to investigate quickly.
Each transaction in your account history carries a reference number. Copy it before contacting support — it links your account record to the wallet network transaction.
Account history shows statuses like pending, processing and completed. A status that stays on pending longer than expected is the signal to open a support request with the reference number ready.
The history tab inside banking shows deposits and withdrawals in chronological order. Filter by date range to find a specific transfer without scrolling the full list.
Screenshot your Nagad, Rocket or bKash confirmation alongside your account history entry. Having both on hand shortens any support query about a disputed or delayed transfer.
Your account wallet and banking details are handled through the domain 1111beat — always check the address bar before you enter any login or payment information. We do not ask for wallet PINs or full card numbers through chat or email. Any request for those details outside the official account login page is not from us and should be reported immediately through the support route in your account.
Every time you log in, confirm the address bar shows 1111beat. Phishing pages copy the look of a site but the domain is always different — do not enter credentials on any other URL.
The account area handles identity steps directly through its own verified fields. We do not request document photos, national IDs or selfies through third-party chat links or email attachments.
Withdrawals are sent only to wallets registered under your account. Adding a new Nagad or Rocket number may trigger a verification step inside the account — follow the prompts shown there.
The live chat and support contact inside your account are the published routes for any banking query. We do not conduct account support through unofficial social media accounts or third-party messaging apps.
The questions below cover the banking scenarios our account holders ask about most — deposits, withdrawals, wallet verification and what to do when something looks off in the transaction history.
Nagad is the primary deposit route on 1111beat and connects to the deposit counter in a few steps. Rocket and bKash are also available in the deposit section. Open the banking tab to see which routes are active for your account and region.
Go to the transaction history tab inside the banking section. A completed deposit shows the amount and a reference number. If it still shows pending after your wallet confirms the transfer, contact support with the reference number from both sides.
The minimum withdrawal amount is shown inside the withdrawal tab of your account when you select a payout route. We do not publish a fixed figure here because it can vary by route — check the account screen for the current field requirements.
Wait a short time for the network to confirm, then refresh the transaction history tab. If the status stays on pending and your Nagad app shows a completed transfer, contact live chat with the Nagad transaction reference and the time of transfer.
Withdrawals are sent to the wallet number registered in your account profile. If you need to update it, go to the account settings and follow the wallet ownership verification step shown there before submitting a withdrawal request.
Withdrawal timing depends on the wallet network at the time of the request. Open the transaction history, note the reference number, and contact the support team through the live chat in your account — they can check the status directly and advise on next steps.