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Your pq345 account wallet connects directly to bKash, Nagad and Rocket so you can move funds without switching apps. Everything from adding balance to checking transaction status is handled inside the banking section of your account — open that section to see the exact steps and limits shown for your account.
Putting money into your pq345 account starts at the banking counter inside your signed-in area. We support bKash, Nagad and Rocket as deposit routes — each one follows a short set of steps shown on screen after you select the method. Enter the amount that fits within the limits displayed for your account tier, then confirm through your wallet app.
Log in and go to the banking section in your account menu. Select the deposit option to see which payment routes are active for your account.
Pick your wallet from the list shown. Each method displays its own set of fields — fill them in exactly as your wallet app shows your registered number.
Type in the amount within the limits shown on screen for your account. Confirm in the pq345 banking screen first, then complete the approval step in your wallet app.
After the wallet confirms the transfer, return to your pq345 account. Your updated balance appears in the wallet section. Keep the wallet receipt as a reference.
When your balance is ready to move, go to the withdrawal section inside your pq345 banking area. The process mirrors the deposit flow in layout but runs in reverse — you select the wallet you want to receive the funds on, confirm ownership through the verification step your account displays, and enter the amount.
Navigate to the banking section and select withdrawal. The screen will list the wallet methods available for your current account status and region.
Choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Enter the wallet number carefully — it must match the number your account has on record to avoid a review hold.
Input the withdrawal amount within the range shown for your method. The screen will flag if the figure falls outside the permitted range before you confirm.
Confirm the request. Your account transaction history will show the withdrawal status. If the status stays pending beyond what seems normal, copy the reference ID and contact support.
Your pq345 account may prompt you to complete certain verification steps before large withdrawals or when unusual activity is flagged. These checks are shown directly inside your account area — follow only the fields and instructions that appear there.
When a verification prompt appears, complete each field shown — nothing more. The fields displayed are specific to your account status at that point.
If asked to confirm your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number, enter it exactly as registered. This links your wallet identity to your pq345 account record securely.
Submit each piece of information once. Multiple submissions of the same detail can flag your account for a longer manual review, which delays the transaction you were trying to complete.
If any verification step remains incomplete or shows an error you cannot resolve, use the support route shown in your account. Share the step name and your reference ID.
Your pq345 banking section lists each active payment route alongside the fields you need to complete. bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the three wallet rails we have configured for Bangladesh — each one appears with its own deposit and withdrawal flow inside your account. Availability can vary by region and by your account standing; open the banking counter while signed in to see which methods are active for you right now.
Select bKash in the deposit or withdrawal screen. Enter your registered bKash number and follow the confirmation step shown in the pq345 banking counter before opening your bKash app.
Choose Nagad from the wallet list. The fields shown will ask for your Nagad-registered mobile number. Complete the pq345 screen first, then confirm the transfer inside Nagad.
Rocket appears as a deposit and withdrawal option in your banking section. Use the Rocket number that matches your pq345 account record to avoid a verification hold on the transaction.
Every transaction you make through pq345 banking generates a reference on both sides — a wallet transaction ID on the bKash, Nagad or Rocket side, and a corresponding entry in your pq345 account history. Keeping these two records aligned is how you resolve any discrepancy quickly. Open the transaction history tab inside your account banking section and compare the amount, date and reference shown there with the receipt your wallet app stored.
Every pq345 banking transaction carries a unique reference ID shown in your account history. Copy this ID from the screen immediately after submitting a deposit or withdrawal — you will need it if you raise a query later.
Your account transaction list shows each entry as pending, completed or flagged. Pending means the wallet network has not yet confirmed the transfer. Completed means the balance has moved. Flagged means a manual check is needed.
The history tab inside the banking section lists every deposit and withdrawal in order. Each row shows the method used, the amount, the date and the current status — no need to contact support for a routine status check.
Save your wallet app receipt for every transaction. If bKash, Nagad or Rocket shows a successful transfer but your pq345 balance has not updated, that wallet receipt is the primary evidence support will ask for.
Account security in pq345 banking works on several layers, each visible to you through your account controls rather than hidden behind a process you cannot see. We encourage you to verify that you are on the correct domain before entering any account details — pq345 is the address to confirm.
Before logging in, confirm the address bar shows pq345. We do not operate banking functions through third-party domains or redirect you to an external site to complete a deposit or withdrawal.
Withdrawal requests may trigger an identity check depending on your account status. Follow only the fields shown inside your account area — no external link or message should ask for your account credentials.
Linking your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number to your pq345 account record ensures funds move only to a wallet you have confirmed as yours. Any change to a registered wallet number is subject to a review step.
If you notice an unrecognised transaction or a banking step you did not initiate, use the support contact shown in your signed-in account area. Share the reference ID and the wallet receipt for a faster resolution.
These answers cover the banking questions we hear most often from account holders in Bangladesh. If your question is not here, the support route inside your signed-in account is the right place to raise it with the team directly.
We have bKash, Nagad and Rocket configured in our banking section. Open the deposit screen while signed in to see which of these is active for your account and region at that moment. Availability can vary.
Do not submit a second transfer. Copy the bKash transaction ID and open the support contact inside your account. Share the ID along with the amount and time of the transfer — our team can trace it against the banking record and resolve it.
The minimum deposit for each method, including Nagad, is shown on the deposit screen inside your account. We do not publish a fixed universal figure here because it can differ by account tier. Check the screen before confirming.
A flagged status means the request has been placed into manual review. This usually happens when a wallet number does not match the one on your account record, or a verification step is pending. Check your account for any incomplete verification prompts first.
Withdrawals go to the wallet number registered on your account. If you want to use a different Rocket number, a wallet change review is required first. Start that process through the account settings section or contact support to initiate it.
Open the transaction history tab inside the pq345 banking section. Each row shows a unique reference ID alongside the amount, method and status. Tap or click a row to expand the full detail including the date and time of the transaction.