dada8c login: sign in and pick up where you left off
Your number, your password, one tap. The form below is the only door into the wallet, the cricket markets and the tables.
Sign in to your dada8c account
Enter the mobile number that receives your bKash or Nagad confirmations, then the password you chose at registration.
18+ · Play Responsibly. Support runs around the clock through live chat.
Sign-in trouble: what each message means
Six failures cover almost every login complaint on chat. Read the message you saw, then work down the fix column in order.
| What you see | Why it happens | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| “Number or password is wrong” | One character off, or the password was changed on another device. | Retype the 11-digit number without +88 or spaces, then enter the password by hand instead of pasting it. A saved entry in your phone keyboard keeps filling an old password into the box, which is why the form rejects credentials you believe are correct. |
| The SMS code never arrives | Congestion on the operator route, a full inbox, or a recently ported SIM. | Wait the full minute before asking for another code, then check the spam and blocked-sender folders. Move the handset from Wi-Fi to mobile data and try once more. If the number changed operator recently, message live chat so the number on file can be confirmed. |
| The page bounces back to the form | Cookies blocked, private browsing, or two tabs open on one session. | Allow cookies for the site, close every other tab and sign in again from a single window. Incognito modes drop the session cookie the moment the tab closes, so the lobby never finishes loading even though the password was accepted. |
| A message says the account is on hold | Several wrong passwords in a row, or a sign-in from an unfamiliar location. | Stop retrying. Wait 30 minutes and use the password reset rather than guessing again, because every new wrong attempt restarts the timer. Then open live chat and ask why the hold appeared; it is usually lifted after a short identity check. |
| Login works, balance reads ৳0 | You are in the demo wallet, or a second account opened by mistake. | Compare the account ID in the corner with the one in your welcome message. Switch from demo to the real wallet using the toggle in the lobby header, and confirm the currency shows BDT rather than another currency set on the device. |
| The app rejects a password the browser accepts | An older APK that still uses the previous password field rules. | Install the current build from the app page: version 3.9.9, Android 8.0 and later. Sign in once in the browser to prove the password, then clear the app cache and log in again. The Android app page lists the exact file size so you can check the download finished. |
Still stuck after the last column? Send the message text and a screenshot to live chat. It is faster than a description of the problem.
Which sign-in route suits your day
The same account accepts three entry points. Pick one and stay with it, because switching back and forth is what usually causes confusion over saved passwords.
| Route | What you type | When it suits you | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile number | 11-digit number and password | Default choice on a phone, and the only route that works in any browser without setup. | The number must be the one linked to your wallet deposits. |
| Username | Username set at registration, plus password | Shared laptops or a home computer where neighbours can see the screen. | Usernames are not edited later, so keep the exact spelling and capitals. |
| Saved session in the app | Nothing after the first sign-in | Commutes and match nights when you only want to check a balance. | The session ends when you log out, clear app data, or reset the phone. |
Whichever route you choose, the same account opens the casino lobby and the cricket markets. Only the entry screen changes, never the wallet.
Keep the account yours
Most hijacked accounts are lost through the phone rather than the site. Five habits are enough to close that gap.
-
A password used nowhere else
If it already guards your email or Facebook account, one leak exposes this wallet. Build a fresh one of at least 12 characters and keep it in a password manager, not in a chat message to yourself.
-
Codes stay off the phone call
Support never asks for a one-time code by call, SMS or chat. Anyone who claims to be fixing your account and wants the code read aloud is not from the site; end the call and report the number in live chat.
-
Lock the handset, not only the account
A screen lock and a fingerprint stop casual snooping in a queue. Turn on device encryption too, and keep the SIM that receives OTP codes away from anyone borrowing the phone for a short call.
-
Sign out on borrowed devices
Cyber cafes and shared laptops keep cookies for days. Use the log-out option inside the lobby menu, or work in a private window that wipes itself when the tab is closed.
-
Read the device list weekly
Your account settings show the phones and browsers holding an open session. Remove anything you do not recognise, then change the password, which closes every session at once.
New phone, same account: four steps
Moving to a new handset is the moment most people get locked out. Do it in this order and the session comes across cleanly.
-
Open the sign-in page from your own bookmark
Type the address once by hand, then save it. Links forwarded by strangers can lead to a copy of the page built to capture passwords; a bookmark always returns you to the address you checked.
-
Enter the number that receives your wallet SMS
Eleven digits, starting with 01, no country code and no spaces. The form adds the prefix itself. If the SIM sits in a second phone, keep that phone close until the lobby loads.
-
Type the password and tap Log In
Tick Remember me only on a phone you keep locked. On a shared handset leave it clear, so the next person finds a blank form rather than an open wallet.
-
Check the lobby before you deposit
The header should show your account ID and a BDT balance. If either looks unfamiliar, sign out immediately and reset the password before any money moves.
Password recovery when nothing comes to mind
A reset takes about three minutes if the SIM is in reach. Keep the tab open until the new password is confirmed.
-
Ask for a reset from the form
Tap Forgot password under the password box and enter the same mobile number. A one-time code arrives by SMS; type it inside the window shown on screen before it lapses.
-
Set a password you have never used
Choose something new, at least 12 characters, and avoid the pattern that failed. The reset closes every open session, so the new password is needed on the phone and the laptop alike.
-
Sign back in and inspect the details
Open the lobby and confirm the balance, the number on file and your daily withdrawal limit. If anything changed that you did not do, message live chat the same day.
No SMS at all after two tries? Live chat can verify the account with your registration details and start the reset from their side.
Match night on your phone: the app route
The Android build is free, 52 MB, version 3.9.9, and runs on Android 8.0 and above. Install it once, sign in with the same number, and the session stays until you end it yourself.
- Fingerprint unlock replaces typing after the first sign-in.
- The lobby opens straight from the icon, which matters during a rain delay.
- Updates install in place and keep your saved session.
Questions that come up at the log-in screen
Why does the login page sit spinning with no error message?
Can two phones hold the same account open at once?
What if my mobile number changes?
Is it safe to let the browser save the password?
Do I need the app to play on a phone?
The code arrives but the form says it expired
Login details travel over an encrypted connection and the password itself is never shown back to you in full. Sessions expire on their own when a device stays idle. Read how account data is stored and removed in the privacy policy, or open live chat if you want a session closed for you.