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Your 7000app account connects directly to Nagad and Bank Transfer so your deposit reaches your wallet balance without unnecessary steps. Every transaction — in or out — is logged in your account history, giving you a clear record each time you move funds.
When your wallet balance is ready to top up, the deposit counter inside 7000app is where the journey starts. Open the cashier section while logged in and you will see the payment options configured for your account region — Nagad and Bank Transfer are the two active rails for Bangladesh.
Sign into your account and navigate to the deposit section. The cashier screen shows the payment methods available for your account at that moment.
Select Nagad for a mobile-wallet path or Bank Transfer if you prefer to move funds directly from your bank account. Only methods active for your region appear here.
Type the amount within the range shown on the counter screen, then confirm on your end — through the Nagad app or your bank's transfer flow — to authorise the movement of funds.
Once the transaction completes, your 7000app wallet balance updates. Open the account balance screen to verify the credited amount matches what you sent.
Withdrawals from your 7000app account follow a structured path designed to make sure the funds reach the right destination. Head to the withdrawal section inside your logged-in account — not the deposit counter — and select the payout method. Nagad and Bank Transfer are available as withdrawal routes, matching the deposit side so your incoming and outgoing wallets stay consistent. Enter the amount you want to withdraw; the counter will display the acceptable range for your current account status.
From your logged-in account, go to the withdrawal section. This is a separate screen from the deposit counter; look for it in your account or wallet menu.
Choose Nagad or Bank Transfer as your withdrawal destination. The method you pick must match the account details you have on file to avoid a mismatch during processing.
Input the withdrawal amount within the range shown. Complete any identity or account-confirmation fields that appear — these are determined by your account's current status, not a fixed list.
After submitting, your withdrawal request appears in your transaction history with a status label. Keep an eye on that screen for updates rather than submitting a duplicate request.
Before your 7000app account processes a withdrawal, the account system may prompt you to complete verification steps. These steps exist to confirm that the wallet receiving the funds belongs to the same person who holds the account. What appears on screen during this process depends on your account's current state — we do not publish a fixed document list here because the fields shown are tailored to each account's stage.
Open your account area and read the verification prompt carefully. The fields shown are specific to your account stage — do not submit documents or details that were not requested on that screen.
If the system asks you to confirm your Nagad number or Bank Transfer details, make sure what you enter matches the payment source you use for deposits on this account.
Work through each verification step in the order the screen presents it. Skipping ahead or submitting unrelated information can delay the account review rather than speed it up.
If any verification field in your account is unclear, contact 7000app support through the published contact route before proceeding. Acting on a misread prompt can cause a longer delay.
The payment counter in your 7000app account shows two active routes for Bangladesh: Nagad for mobile-wallet transfers and Bank Transfer for direct bank-to-account movement. Both routes appear in the cashier screen when you are logged in. Select the one that matches your current money-holding preference. We do not display payment methods that are not active for your account region, so what you see in your account counter is what is actually available to you.
Mobile-wallet deposit and withdrawal path. Select Nagad in the cashier, enter the amount, and confirm through your Nagad app.
Direct bank-to-account route. Choose Bank Transfer in the cashier, enter your amount and follow the transfer instructions shown on screen.
Every deposit or withdrawal you make through 7000app creates two records: one on your payment source side — your Nagad app transaction history or your bank statement — and one inside your 7000app account history. Keeping these aligned is straightforward when you know which details to cross-reference.
Every 7000app transaction generates a reference ID visible in your account history. Copy this from your account screen and compare it with the transaction record in your Nagad app or bank statement to confirm a match.
Your account history shows status labels such as pending, processing or completed. Match the label against the time your Nagad or Bank Transfer confirmation arrived — a completed status on both sides confirms the transaction closed correctly.
Open the transaction history section of your 7000app account to see a dated list of every deposit and withdrawal. Filter by date if you need to locate a specific transaction from a busy period.
Save your Nagad transfer receipt or your bank transfer confirmation until the corresponding 7000app account entry shows a completed status. This is the evidence you need if you contact support about a delayed or missing credit.
Every time you interact with your 7000app banking screen, there are a few checks worth making yourself to stay on the right account path. These are not abstract — they are practical steps that reduce the chance of a misdirected payment or a login into the wrong session.
Before entering any account details, confirm you are on 7000app. Bookmark the address directly from a confirmed session rather than following a link sent through an unverified message. This single check eliminates most phishing risks.
The Nagad number or bank account you use for deposits should be registered in your own name. Sending from or to a third-party wallet creates a mismatch the account system cannot reconcile automatically, and may put a hold on your transaction.
Keep the personal details on your 7000app account consistent with the payment details you use. If your Nagad account name and your 7000app account name do not match, withdrawal verification is more likely to require an additional review step.
If something in your banking screen looks unexpected — an unfamiliar status label, a missing credit or an unclear verification prompt — reach out through the support contact published on 7000app. Do not attempt to force a transaction through before getting clarity.
Below are the banking questions we hear most often. Each answer is based on how the account system actually works — not on invented timings or amounts.
Nagad and Bank Transfer are the two active deposit methods for Bangladesh on 7000app. Both appear in the cashier screen when you are logged in. Availability depends on your account region and local eligibility at the time you deposit.
The minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are shown in your account's cashier screen at the time of the transaction. We do not publish fixed amounts here because these can be updated; always check the live counter in your account for the current range.
First check your Nagad transaction history to confirm the transfer completed on that side. Then open your 7000app account history and look for a pending entry. If the status remains pending and your Nagad receipt confirms the transfer, contact support with your transaction reference number.
We do not publish fixed processing times because Bank Transfer durations depend on your bank and your account's current verification status. Check the status label in your 7000app transaction history and contact support if the status has not updated after the period shown in your account.
Yes — keeping your Nagad account name consistent with your 7000app account details reduces the chance of a mismatch during withdrawal verification. A name discrepancy can trigger an additional review step that delays the payout reaching your wallet.
Open your logged-in account and look for the transaction history or account history section in your account menu. Each entry shows the date, amount, payment method and a status label. Keep this screen open alongside your Nagad or bank confirmation when cross-referencing a transaction.