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Banking on pq88 lives inside the same signed-in account you use for the lobby, so deposits, payouts and history sit in one place. bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer are configured there, and every transfer carries a reference you can match against your own wallet record. Access depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Your deposit begins on the wallet screen of your account, not somewhere else, so you stay inside the session you are already signed in to. Open the funding area, pick the wallet or bank you use locally, type the amount and confirm it against the field on screen. We show the sending details and the reference that ties the transfer back to your receipt.
Sign in to pq88 and open the wallet area from the menu you use most on mobile. Every deposit route starts there, so nothing is hidden on a separate screen.
Choose bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer and read the sending details carefully. Send only to the account details the wallet area displays to you.
Type the amount, check it once more, then confirm. Copy the reference number shown on screen, because that is what links your wallet receipt to the record on your account.
Return to the wallet area to find the transfer listed with its status label. If it and your wallet receipt do not line up, send both to support.
Withdrawals travel the other way, back to a wallet or bank account held in your own name. Open the payout area in your account, choose where the money should go, enter the amount and complete the confirmation the screen asks for. Where the account asks, we send the payout to the details you funded with.
Sign in and open the payout screen inside your account. Your balance, the routes available to you and the status of earlier requests all appear in that area.
Pick bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer, then check that the account name on the route is your own. Matching the route you funded with keeps things simple.
Type the amount you want to take out, check the details, then submit the request. If an extra confirmation appears, complete it in the same session.
The request then appears in your account history with a status label you can open whenever you want. Use the support route published on this site if you need someone to look.
Account checks exist so the person moving money is the person who owns the account. When your account area asks for something, it names the exact field it wants, and that prompt is what to follow. Fill in your own details, keep them consistent with what your wallet shows, and send only what is asked.
Your account area shows which details it needs and how to send them. Read that prompt rather than older instructions, since the fields shown to you are the ones we work from.
The name on your wallet, the name on your account and the name on any payout route should describe the same person. Fixing a mismatch before you send anything saves time later.
If the screen requests one item, send that item. Extra files do not speed anything along and make your own record harder to read later.
When a prompt does not make sense, stop and use the published support contact instead of guessing. A short question now beats a longer back-and-forth later.
Five local routes sit in your wallet area: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer. Each one shows the same three things before you commit: where to send the money, the reference to keep, and how the finished transfer will read in your history. Choose the one you already hold.
The wallet many of you reach for first. Choose it on the deposit screen, follow the sending details shown there, then match your bKash receipt against the entry on your account.
A second mobile wallet option on the same deposit screen. Same flow, same habit: send to the details shown, then keep the confirmation your wallet gives you.
Useful if your usual wallet habits sit there. Select it in the wallet area, follow the on-screen details, and keep the transaction ID your wallet generates for your records.
Another local wallet the deposit screen can show. The steps do not change: pick the route, send to the displayed details, and confirm the entry lands in your account history.
For amounts you would rather move through a bank. Your account shows the receiving details; keep the slip or statement screenshot so the two records can be compared.
A transfer is settled when your wallet receipt and your account history agree. Wallet apps give you a transaction ID, a time and an amount; we record the same payment against your account with its own reference and status label. Match the amount first, then the time, then the reference.
Copy the reference your wallet shows and compare it with the reference on the entry in your account. Those two strings are the clearest way to prove a payment is yours.
Each entry carries a label showing where it currently stands. Read the label on the entry itself instead of assuming a state, and look again later if it has not changed.
Your history lists deposits and payouts together, so the sequence is easy to follow. Scroll to the date you need and check the amount shown beside each line.
Screenshots of the wallet confirmation, a bank slip or an SMS alert are worth saving until your account shows the same amount. Keep them for as long as you need them.
Two habits cover most of the risk you will meet. Check the site you are on before you sign in, because impostor pages copy layouts well. Never fund an account using someone else's bKash, Nagad or Rocket number.
Before you enter anything, check the domain in your browser and confirm it matches this site. Save the page as a bookmark and use that instead of a link from a message.
Your account is yours, and no genuine support conversation will ask for your password or a wallet PIN. If anyone requests either, end the chat and return to this site yourself.
Fund your account from a bKash, Nagad, Rocket or bank account registered in your own name, because a payout needs somewhere to return to. Borrowed wallets create questions nobody enjoys answering.
Questions about a transfer should go through the support contact shown on this site. Have your reference number and the payment time ready so the first reply can help.
These are the questions we get most often about money on pq88. Each short answer points to the screen that settles it, so you can check your own account. If the figures differ, the account screen is the one to go by.
Sign in, open the wallet area and choose the local route you want. The screen shows the sending details and the reference to keep, and the transfer then appears in your account history.
bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay and Bank Transfer are configured in the wallet area. The one you already hold locally is easiest to start with, and the details on screen are the ones to send to.
Open the payout area in your signed-in account, choose where the money should go, and enter the amount. Complete any confirmation the screen asks for, then watch the status on that entry.
Only what the prompt inside your account area names. Open it, read the field described, and supply your own details rather than anything borrowed. If something is unclear, ask support first.
Any minimum is set by the screen you are using at the time, and it can differ between routes, so we point you to the field in your account instead of printing a figure here.
Compare your wallet receipt with the entry in your account first: amount, then time. If nothing has moved and your receipt proves the money left, send both to support with the reference number.