6699q Withdrawal & KYC Guide

Check the limits before you open the form

Two numbers control almost every failed request: the smallest amount allowed and the ceiling for a single day. The floor on 6699q is ৳1,000, and the daily cap begins at ৳35,000 for a new account. If your balance sits below the floor, the form simply will not accept the request.

Everything in the table below is the live rule, not a rough estimate. Learn it once and you will not lose a night typing an amount that cannot go through.

Your daily ceiling is not fixed forever. It follows your VIP tier, which is set by monthly turnover. The ladder below shows what unlocks at each step, so you can see how far the ৳35,000 starting figure can stretch.

Turnover is the total you stake, not the amount you win or lose. A player who mostly bets on cricket at low stakes climbs slower than someone spinning slots through the evening, and that is the only thing the tier ladder measures.

Fill the payout request in five moves

The cashier lives in the wallet menu, not on the game screen. Once you are inside, the whole request is five taps. Do them in order and keep the phone on the same network until the confirmation reference appears.

1. Open the cashier

   Tap Withdraw in the wallet. The panel shows your balance and any amount still locked by wagering.

2. Choose a channel

   bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. The wallet must be registered in your own name.

3. Type the amount

   Anywhere from ৳1,000 up to your tier ceiling for the day. Round figures are easier to match later.

4. Confirm the number

   Check the last four digits of the wallet against your phone. One wrong digit sends money nowhere.

5. Keep the reference

   A request ID appears in history. Quote it in live chat if the payout has not landed.

The most common mistake is not the form itself but the name on it. Withdraw only to a wallet or bank account that carries your own name, spelled the same way as on your 6699q profile. A request to a friend's bKash number is stopped at the review stage, and the money goes back to your balance instead of out.

See where the waiting time goes

Most of the wait is checks, not the transfer. Your request is matched to a verified name, checked against open wagering requirements, then handed to the payment operator. On a verified account the whole loop usually closes inside 39 minutes, and the money lands as a normal wallet credit or a bank deposit.

• bKashDeposit: about 6 minutesWithdrawal: about 39 minutes
• NagadDeposit: about 6 minutesWithdrawal: about 39 minutes
• RocketDeposit: about 6 minutesWithdrawal: about 39 minutes
• UpayDeposit: about 6 minutesWithdrawal: about 39 minutes
• Bank TransferDeposit: about 6 minutesWithdrawal: about 39 minutes

The first cash out is the exception. Until your ID is on file, the payout waits for KYC, and that review takes up to 2 hours. Plan around it rather than watching the screen. Send the request in the evening, finish the document upload, and check the wallet after the review window closes.

Queues also stretch on busy nights, particularly during a big cricket match when thousands of players settle at once. If the 39-minute mark passes quietly, open live chat with the request ID. Support runs 24/7 and can see exactly which stage your payout is sitting at.

Verify with an NID before the first payout

You can deposit and play without sending any documents. Verification is needed before your first withdrawal, when the site has to prove the account belongs to a real adult in Bangladesh. Do it while you wait for a match to start, not when you are already trying to cash out.

Three document types are accepted. One is enough:

• National ID Card (NID), front and back
• Passport, photo page
• Driving Licence, photo page

Open your profile, choose Verification, and follow the four steps below. The queue is short because most players upload correctly the first time.

1. Photograph the document in daylight on a flat, plain surface, with all four corners inside the frame.
2. Add the second side if the document has one. Both sides of an NID are treated as a single upload.
3. Take a selfie holding the same document beside your face, eyes open, nothing covering your head or the card.
4. Submit and wait. The review takes about 2 hours, and the result shows on the verification screen.

Photos fail for boring reasons: a finger across the ID number, a flash turning the card into a white rectangle, a crop cutting off the expiry date, or a scan so dark the print cannot be read. Colour images only. The name on the document must match the name on your profile exactly, including the order of the words.

Some accounts are asked for one extra step after the document check, usually a short live photo through the phone camera to confirm the person holding the ID. It adds a few minutes, not another review cycle. Once verification is complete it stays on file, so later payouts go straight into the 39-minute flow.

Read the reason when money is held

A held request is not lost money. The amount is parked, the reason is written on the request itself, and most cases clear the moment you fix the one detail that blocked them. Read the note before opening a chat; nine times out of ten the answer is already on the screen.

If none of these fit, live chat is open around the clock. Give the agent the request ID, the amount, the channel and a screenshot of the wallet statement. With those four items the case usually moves in one exchange. Cancelled amounts return to your 6699q balance, ready to send again once the block is gone.

Where your ID photos are kept

Documents travel over an encrypted connection and sit in a restricted folder that only the verification team can open. They are used to confirm your name, your age and that the payout account belongs to you, nothing else. Support agents see a verification status, not a copy of your card.

Do not send ID photos through social media, messaging apps or to anyone who asks for them outside the site. No member of staff needs your PIN, your bKash PIN or a one-time code to release a payout. If someone asks, it is not us. The full retention and deletion rules are set out in the privacy policy.