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Every deposit, withdrawal and wallet record on le666 sits in one banking area, reachable from the menu on your phone or desktop. You pick a local rail — bKash, Upay, Nagad, Rocket or a bank transfer — and the app shows the fields, the confirmation screen and the transaction history that goes with it, so you always know which step you are on.
Your balance starts at the deposit screen, not somewhere else. We keep the cashier inside your account, so the wallet number you send to and the amount you enter are tied to your own le666 profile. Choose the rail you already use — bKash and Upay are the ones we hear about most, with Nagad, Rocket and bank transfer listed alongside them. Follow the fields exactly as they appear, confirm on your phone, then read the status label before you close the page.
Sign in and open the deposit screen from your account menu, where your wallet options are listed.
Choose bKash, Upay, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer and read the details shown for that option.
Type the amount in the field provided and approve the request on your phone.
Read the status shown in your account before you leave the page.
Payouts follow the same wallet logic in reverse, and we route them through the rail you choose rather than a fixed one. Open the withdrawal screen, pick bKash, Upay, Nagad, Rocket or bank transfer, and enter the amount you want to move. Before the request goes through, your account area may ask you to complete whatever check is currently shown on your profile; we only ever ask for the fields listed there. Send the request once, keep the reference it gives you, and follow the status from your history instead of resubmitting.
Open the withdrawal screen and select the wallet or bank you want the money sent to.
Type the figure in the amount field and check the wallet details you entered.
Fill in only the fields your account area shows for that request.
Save the reference number and follow the status from your account history.
We do not publish a fixed document list here, because the check you see depends on what your own profile already holds. Open the account section and read the prompt on screen: if a field is blank, fill it; if a document is requested, upload what the label names. Anything we ask for appears there first, and nothing is required through a third party. When the screen shows no pending item, there is nothing left for you to send. Keep the details you registered with current — that is what the account check compares against.
The account area lists whatever is outstanding for your profile, in the order it is needed.
Enter the fields shown and leave anything the screen does not ask about.
Use the same name and wallet number you registered with.
The label on screen tells you whether an item is still open.
The local rails sit side by side in the cashier, and each one behaves a little differently on a phone. bKash and Upay are the two that come up first here, Nagad and Rocket cover the rest of the mobile wallet ground, and bank transfer handles the cases where you would rather move money from an account instead. We do not rank them for you — the right rail is whichever your phone already holds, because you will approve the payment there. Availability can depend on your local law and eligible regions, so read what the cashier shows before you send anything.
The wallet most Bangladesh customers already have open on their phone. Choose it in the cashier and approve the request inside the bKash app.
A second mobile wallet route for deposits and payouts, listed beside bKash in the cashier with its own reference on confirmation.
Pick Nagad when that is where your balance sits, and keep the reference it returns with your records afterwards.
Rocket covers the same wallet flow for anyone who uses it, with the amount and reference shown on the confirmation screen.
For moving money from a bank account rather than a wallet, with the details shown on the transfer screen before you commit.
A deposit that looks missing is usually a matching problem, not a lost payment. Your wallet keeps its own reference for every send, and your le666 account keeps a line for every request, so the two can be compared side by side. Open the transaction history from your account, find the entry that matches the amount and time you sent, then read the status label on that row. If the wallet shows a completed send and the account shows a different word, that gap is what support needs to see — screenshot both rather than describing them from memory.
Every send from bKash, Upay, Nagad or Rocket returns a reference; copy it before you close that app, because it identifies the row later.
The account history uses fixed labels for each stage of a request. Copy the exact wording on your row rather than paraphrasing it.
Line up the amount you sent with the amount on the account row, then check the time beside it; a mismatch explains most confusion.
Save the wallet confirmation and the account row together, so support sees the same picture you are describing to them.
Banking safety is mostly about where you start. Type the address yourself or use a bookmark you saved, and treat any link that arrives by message as unchecked until you have looked at it. The wallet you pay from should be registered in your own name, because that is the name the account check compares against. Never pass your wallet PIN or the code your phone receives to anyone, whoever is asking. When you need a person, the support route published inside your account is the one we answer.
Type le666 into the address bar or use a saved bookmark; check anything arriving by message before you sign in.
Deposits and payouts should move through a wallet registered to the same name as your account.
Your wallet PIN and the code your phone receives belong to you alone, whatever reason someone gives.
Support is reached from inside your account, where the request and its replies stay tied to your profile.
Five questions come up more than any other when you open the cashier, and they all sit around the same few screens. Below are the answers we give most often, written the way we would explain them if you asked on chat.
bKash and Upay are the two we handle most, with Nagad, Rocket and bank transfer listed beside them in the cashier. What you see on that screen is what is open to your account.
The cashier shows the minimum for whichever rail you pick, and it can differ between bKash and a bank transfer. Read the field before you type, because the figure on screen is the one your request is checked against.
Open the withdrawal screen, choose the wallet or bank you want the money sent to, enter the amount and complete whatever check your account area shows. Keep the reference the request returns so you can follow it.
Compare the wallet reference with the row in your account history first. If the wallet shows a completed send and your account shows a different status, send both screenshots through the support route in your account.
Only what your own profile is missing. The account area names the field or document it wants, and nothing outside that list is needed. If no item is open on the screen, you have nothing to upload.
Use the support route published inside your account rather than a link from a message. Have the wallet reference, the amount and a screenshot ready, so the person helping can match your request to the record.