Sign in to f111com from your phone
Your sign-in runs on the mobile number you registered with, so there's no username to remember and nothing to install. Clear the SMS code and your f111com wallet opens with the balance you added through bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
Add money with bKash, Nagad and Rocket
The wallet you reach after sign-in takes money from the rails you already keep on your phone. Pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket at the cashier, send the amount to the number on screen, then type the transaction ID back into the box. Upay and bank transfer sit in the same list if you'd rather use those. The cashier sits behind the login on purpose: the add lands on your own account, and the record stays with your profile instead of floating in a screenshot.
What happens when you sign in
Registration starts with your mobile number, and every sign-in after that uses the same number plus the password you set. Type both on the login screen and we send a short code by SMS; enter it and you land in the lobby with your balance and any game left open where you stopped. Nothing is
installed, so the login page looks the same on a low-cost handset and on a desktop. Forget the password and the reset link sets a new one — the code goes to that same number, so keep the SIM you registered with inside the phone. On a shared handset, sign out from the account menu
when you finish rather than closing the tab, because the session stays live in the browser until you do. A failed sign-in is usually a mistyped number or a code that expired, and the page says which. Going to support from inside the account beats starting over, since we can see the number on your
profile and check whether the SMS left our end.
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Mobile number as your ID Your registered number is the account ID everywhere in the lobby. If you change SIMs, update the number in account settings before the next sign-in, or the code goes to a phone you no longer hold.
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Fresh SMS code each time A new code goes out whenever you sign in on a device we don't recognise, and it expires quickly. Keep the page open while the message arrives instead of tapping resend straight away.
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Password reset by SMS The reset link runs on the same number. If the message doesn't show, check your SMS spam folder, confirm the SIM is active, and request it once more before contacting us.
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One wallet after login The balance you see at sign-in is the one you play with, whether that's Crash Dynamite, a live table or cricket markets. There's no second wallet to move money between.
Account
Registration starts with your mobile number, and every sign-in after that uses the same number plus the password you set. Type both on the login screen and we send a short code by SMS; enter it and you land in the lobby with your balance and any game left open where you stopped. Nothing is installed, so the login page looks the same on a low-cost handset and on a desktop. Forget the password and the reset link sets a new one — the code goes to that same number, so keep the SIM you registered with inside the phone.
Open Your AccountYour details are encrypted for secure account access.
Where to get account help
Help with a login problem starts inside your account, not in a search box. Sign in if you can, then open the help tab: the chat window already carries your number, so the agent sees which step failed — the code, the password or the device check. If you can't get in at all, the signed-out form on the contact page still works, and a password reset clears most cases. Replies come back during the hours posted there. Questions about a wallet add that never reached your balance go through the same channel, with the transaction ID attached.
Signed-in chat
Open chat from the account menu once you're in. The agent sees the mobile number on your profile, so you won't repeat it twice, and can trace the SMS code from our side.
Signed-out contact form
Locked out completely? The form on the contact page takes your registered number and a short note. Use the number on the account, not a new SIM, or we can't find you.
Wallet verification help
An add that doesn't show in your balance goes to the same team with the transaction ID from bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Send the reference and the screenshot together.
How we keep your sign-in safe
Sign-in details travel over an encrypted connection, and we never ask for your bKash, Nagad or Rocket PIN — not in chat, not by SMS, not on any page. Identity checks happen at the points that matter, such as a withdrawal, where the name on the account has to match the wallet being paid. Your own controls sit in account settings: change the password, look through the devices that signed in recently, and pause access when you want time away. Data stays inside the systems that run your account and is used to keep it working, not sold on.
Encrypted sign-in
The login page and the cashier both run over SSL, so your number, password and transaction IDs stay unreadable in transit. Check for the padlock in your mobile browser before you type anything.
Name matching on payout
Before a withdrawal leaves, the name on your f111com profile has to line up with the wallet receiving the money. That one check is what stops a stolen sign-in from cashing out.
Device and session control
Recent sign-ins are listed in account settings. Log out of a handset you've stopped using, and the next sign-in there needs the SMS code again before the lobby opens.
Access pause you control
If you want time away, account settings include a pause that blocks sign-in for the stretch you pick. Support can start it for you or lift it early when you're ready.
Common questions about f111com login
These are the questions that reach our support desk most often, answered the way we'd answer them in chat. Most sign-in trouble comes down to a code that expired or a number that changed, and both are fixable from the login screen itself. If your case isn't here, the signed-in chat gets you a straight answer faster than a web search would.
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