okbajie Login
Type the mobile number and password you used when you signed up. The check runs in a few seconds and the lobby opens on the game you left.
One number, one password, and the same wallet on browser and app.
- Stuck at the form? 24/7 Live Chat answers from inside the page.
- Deposits by bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay land in about 1 minute.
- Withdrawals usually clear in 14 minutes once KYC is done.
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When okbajie Login Refuses the Details You Typed
Most sign-in failures come from the number format, the keyboard, or a message your phone never received. Work down this list before you reset anything, because a reset is the slowest of the six fixes.
| What you see | Why it happens | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Password rejected on the first try | An old password was filled in by the browser, or caps lock is on. Phone keyboards also swap letters when a Bangla layout is active. | Clear the box, switch to the English keyboard and type it by hand. Check for a space at the end before you tap Log In again. |
| "Number not recognised" | The field holds +88 or 88 at the front, or spaces copied from a message. It can also be a second SIM that the account was never opened with. | Type the 11 digits only, starting with 01. If the account is older, try the other number in the phone before you assume the account is gone. |
| The SMS code never arrives | Congestion on the operator side, a DND block on bulk messages, or a full inbox on a phone that has not been cleared in months. | Request a new code, keep the page open, check the spam folder and switch off call blocking for a minute. Moving the SIM to the first slot helps on dual-SIM phones. |
| The code lands but the screen has moved on | Your data connection dropped while the request was queued, so the message reached you after the page had already timed out. | Ask for a fresh code and type it while the form stays open. Do not close the tab between the request and the entry. |
| The Log In button spins and stops | Weak mobile data, a cached copy of the page from an older visit, or an app build from before version 3.1.2. | Switch to Wi-Fi, reload okbajie.co in a private tab, or update the app from the okbajie app page and sign in there instead. |
| "Your account is blocked" | Too many wrong passwords in a row, or a withdrawal request that is still waiting on identity documents. | Reset the password from the form first. If the message stays, open 24/7 Live Chat with your NID photo and let the team unlock the account. |
Getting Into okbajie From a Phone Browser
The form is the same on a laptop, a tablet and a cheap Android phone. Only the keyboard changes.
- Open the sign-in page Go to okbajie.co and tap Login in the top bar. Save the page as a bookmark so the next visit lands on the form without a search, an ad redirect or a lookalike address.
- Type the mobile number Use the 11 digits that start with 01, the same number you confirmed with bKash or Nagad at sign-up. No country code, no spaces, no dashes. One wrong digit sends the code to a stranger.
- Enter the password Passwords are case sensitive, so Dhaka2026 and dhaka2026 are two different keys. Leave Remember me ticked only on a phone that stays in your own pocket, and leave it off anywhere shared.
- Tap Log In and wait The lobby opens on the last game you played. If the button spins for more than a few seconds, go back to the troubleshooting table instead of tapping it a second and third time.
Which Sign-In Route Fits Your Day
One account, one password, one wallet. The route you pick only changes what you type at the door.
| Route | Works on | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile number | Any browser on any phone | Most players. The number you verified at sign-up, typed as 11 digits with no country code in front. |
| Username | Desktop browsers | Homes where one phone is shared. A username you chose at registration is easier to keep in your head than a number. |
| App sign-in | Android 8.0 or newer | Daily play. The app holds the session, so after the first time you rarely type anything at all. |
| Remember me session | Your own phone only | Busy weeks. One tap and you are inside, with no SMS code to wait for on a slow connection. |
If one route rejects the password and another takes it, the account is fine and the browser is the problem. Clear the saved login for okbajie.co in that browser, then sign in again from this form. You can also skip browsers altogether and install the build from the okbajie app page.
Before You Type a Password on a Shared Phone
Cyber cafe keyboards, borrowed phones and family tablets are where accounts get lost. Five habits cover almost every case.
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Keep the password out of chat apps
A password typed into a WhatsApp message lives in that chat forever, on every phone that holds the thread. Use your phone's own password manager instead, which sits behind the screen lock and fills the form in one tap.
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Never read an SMS code to anyone
okbajie support never asks for the code that just arrived on your phone, and never asks you to install a screen-sharing app. Anyone who does is after your balance, whatever name or logo appears in their message.
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Log out at the end, not later
On a shared computer, tap Log Out and close the window completely. A tab left open keeps the session alive for whoever sits down next, and that person can reach your wallet without typing a single character.
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Read the address before you type
The real site is okbajie.co and nothing else. Lookalike pages copy the colours and the layout, then swap one letter in the domain. Bookmark this login page once and stop typing the address from memory on a phone keyboard.
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Install the app from our own page
Download the Android file from the okbajie app page, where the current build is version 3.1.2. APK files pushed through Telegram groups or random file hosts are the ones that arrive with a keylogger attached.
Password Gone on a Match Night
Reset it from the login form, not from a link in an email. The whole path is three steps and finishes on the same number.
- Open the reset form Tap Forgot password under the password box on this page. Enter the registered mobile number, not a username, and not the second SIM you stopped carrying last year.
- Take the code, set a new password A code arrives on that number. Type it into the open page, then choose a password you have not used on another site. Keep it in the password manager, not on paper that leaves the house.
- Sign back in on the app too The old password stops working everywhere at once, including the version 3.1.2 app. Open the app, sign in again, and tell Live Chat if a device you do not recognise has been active.