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Your bKash wallet connects directly to your fb788 account — fund your balance, check your transaction history and manage your wallet from the same account page you already use. Everything you need to move money through bKash is laid out in your account panel.
bKash sits under the payment section of your fb788 account, listed alongside Nagad and Rocket. When you open the deposit screen, bKash appears as a selectable option. You enter the amount, follow the on-screen fields, and complete the transfer from your own bKash wallet.
The bKash path on fb788 has four distinct stages: linking your number, making a deposit, reading your transaction record and submitting a withdrawal. Each stage has its own screen with its own fields.
Before any transfer, your bKash mobile number must be linked to your fb788 account. Open the wallet settings section in your account panel, enter your bKash number and follow the verification step shown on screen. The number must match the one registered on your active bKash account.
On the deposit screen, select bKash from the method list. Enter the amount within the limits displayed on that screen. Complete the transfer from your bKash app or USSD as instructed.
After a deposit processes, your fb788 account balance updates. Open the transaction history tab in your account to see each bKash transfer listed with its date, amount and status.
Open the withdrawal screen, select bKash and enter your mobile number exactly as it appears in your linked wallet settings. The amount field shows the minimum and maximum for that transaction.
Every bKash action on your fb788 account generates a visible record. Transparency here means you can check what happened, when it happened and what its current status is — without needing to contact support for routine confirmations.
Each completed bKash transfer produces a unique reference code. This code appears on your fb788 transaction screen and should also appear in your bKash transaction history. Keep it — support will ask for it if you raise a query about that specific transfer.
Status shows as pending, completed or failed on the transaction history tab. A pending status means the system is still matching your bKash transfer to your account. A failed status includes a short reason note — read that note before resubmitting or contacting support.
Deposit and withdrawal limits for bKash are shown on the relevant screen before you confirm. These limits reflect what the payment route supports at the time of your transaction.
Your wallet settings page displays the bKash number currently linked to your account, masked for security. Verify this number matches your active bKash wallet before submitting a withdrawal. If it does not match, update the linked number through the wallet settings step before proceeding.
Most bKash questions resolve by reading the status fields and transaction history inside your account. When that is not enough, fb788 publishes support routes directly on the site — use them in the order that fits how quickly you need a response.
The live chat icon is visible on the site when the channel is open. Use it for bKash transfer questions that need a real-time response. Have your transaction reference ready before you start the chat — sharing it immediately speeds up the conversation.
For bKash issues that are not urgent, the email support address is published in the site's help section. Write a clear subject line that includes 'bKash' and your account identifier. Attach or paste the transaction reference and the status text from your history tab.
The help section on fb788 contains published answers for common bKash steps — linking, depositing and withdrawal flow. Check there first. If your question is not covered, use live chat or email with the specific detail from your account screen rather than a general description.
The bKash route on fb788 is built around what you can read and verify yourself — your account panel, your transaction history and the published support paths. We do not ask you to take anything on faith that you cannot cross-check in your own account.
Every input field in the bKash deposit and withdrawal screens shows its own label, limit note and validation message.
Your transaction history tab inside the account panel is the primary record of every bKash action. It lists date, amount, reference and status for each entry. This is the first place to check after any transfer — not support, not email. Support escalates from this record, not around it.
fb788 requires your bKash number to be verified before a withdrawal is processed. This step protects both your wallet and your account by confirming the destination matches a number you control. The verification path is shown in wallet settings — follow each on-screen prompt as it appears.
Live chat and email support are published on the fb788 site and are accessible from the help section. We do not list support channels that are not active.
These are the terms that come up most often when fb788 account holders use the bKash route. Each definition is plain-language so you can read the status messages and field labels in your account without stopping to search.
A transaction reference is a unique code generated when a bKash transfer completes. It identifies that specific movement of funds and links your bKash record to your fb788 account history. Keep it for any follow-up queries.
Pending means fb788 has received a transfer notification but the system has not yet matched it to your account balance. This state resolves once the matching step completes. If it stays pending beyond what the screen indicates, contact support with your reference.
Wallet linking means connecting your bKash mobile number to your fb788 account so the platform can match deposits and direct withdrawals to the correct registered number. You complete this once in wallet settings before your first bKash transaction.
A transfer limit is the minimum or maximum amount the bKash route will accept for a single deposit or withdrawal at that time. Limits are displayed on the active transaction screen and may vary. Always read the screen value before entering an amount.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It refers to identity verification steps your account may require before a withdrawal is released. If the withdrawal screen prompts a KYC step, follow the on-screen instructions to submit the required information.
A failed status means the bKash transfer was not processed successfully. The status entry in your history tab includes a short reason note. Read that note before resubmitting — it often identifies a correctable input error or a limit issue.
These questions come from real account interactions around the bKash route. Each answer points to the specific part of your account where the answer lives — so you spend less time searching and more time moving forward.
Open wallet settings inside your account panel. There is a field for your bKash mobile number. Enter the number registered on your active bKash account and follow the verification step shown on screen. Once confirmed, the number appears in your wallet settings in masked form.
Open your transaction history tab and check the status of the transfer. If it shows pending, the matching step is still in progress. If it shows failed, read the reason note.
Withdrawals go to the bKash number currently linked in your wallet settings. If you need to update that number, do so through the wallet settings verification step before submitting a withdrawal request. Submitting a withdrawal before updating the linked number routes the funds to the old number.
Read the reason note in the transaction history entry for that transfer. Common reasons include amounts outside the published limits or a number mismatch. Correct the identified issue and retry.
The minimum deposit amount for bKash is displayed on the deposit screen before you confirm. fb788 does not publish a fixed figure in advance because the limit shown at transaction time is the one that applies. Check the screen value each time before entering an amount.
Open the transaction history tab in your account. Each listed entry shows its reference code alongside the date, amount and status. Your bKash app or USSD history also records the reference on its end. Cross-check both if you need to confirm they match before raising a support query.