In-app support
You can send tickets from within the account when logged in; the information is retrieved quickly.
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- Replies stay in the thread
Many people ask questions late on Fridays and Saturdays, so check the times first, then send a message.
| Day | Availability | Channel | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM | In-app message | Very fast |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM | Help Center | Fast |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM | Contact form | Medium fast |
| Holiday | 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM | Live guide | Continuous |
Many users in Dhaka and Chittagong send questions after 6 PM; the answers come comparatively quickly.
If the same problem repeats, use the correct channel; this saves time, and the reply remains clear.
You can send tickets from within the account when logged in; the information is retrieved quickly.
Read the common questions first; with 4,326 reviews, many answers are found here.
There are separate guidelines for bKash, Nagad, and Rocket; many Dhaka users also use these during late-night gatherings.
If you don't get a quick reply after 11 PM, go to the Help Center where answers to common questions are kept, and the setup is explained in 2 steps.
If there is an account problem, first check the login status; then send a screenshot, username, and time, so the support team can understand the issue with fewer questions.
Keep a brief message: first line the problem, second line what you see, and third line what you want
If you can't send a message after opening the app, re-enter from the login page, then go to the dhaka888 Contact section and open the previous ticket
Account, Deposit, App, or general question that applies, select it
Username, time, and screenshots; a message is created within 1 minute
Reply arrives; open notification, then follow up in one line if needed.
Repeatedly asking the same question wastes time Help Center answer See it, then if needed. FAQ page Open
For new users Registration page More App page It works well; starting there reduces the number of questions.