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Chrome and Safari on Android and iPhone both open the login screen in the same layout. The email field remembers your last entry so you only type the password.
Your account is one email and one password away. Sign in from any phone or desktop in Pakistan and we drop you back into the lobby where you...
Logging in takes three fields: the email you registered with, your password, and a six-digit code we send to your phone. That code is the part that keeps strangers out. Keep a JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast number on your profile and the matching wallet reappears the moment you sign in.
Whichever wallet you registered with is the one that loads when you log back in. Wallet context for JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast is stored...
We run one account per person, tie every profile to a verified Pakistani mobile number, and store your password in encrypted form rather than readable text. Sign-ins from unfamiliar devices ask for...
Every profile sits against one Pakistani mobile number. That number receives the sign-in code, so access stays with you even if your email inbox is compromised.
We store a hash of your password rather than the password itself. Nobody on our side can read it back, and you can replace it any time from the account area.
A login from a phone or browser we have not seen before asks for the phone code a second time. You also receive a short message telling you a new device was used.
Idle sessions close on their own after a set period of inactivity. On shared computers, close the browser tab instead of leaving your lobby open for the next person.
Wallet details on your profile are limited to JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast. We do not ask for card numbers or foreign banking details at sign-in.
When you contact us about access, we log the ticket against your account so the next agent can see what was already tried. No repeating your story twice.
Signing in should feel the same whether you are on a phone in Karachi or a desktop in Lahore. Here is how each part of the login flow behaves across the devices...
Chrome and Safari on Android and iPhone both open the login screen in the same layout. The email field remembers your last entry so you only type the password.
The wide layout places the login form beside a panel showing your saved wallet row, so you can confirm your JazzCash or Easypaisa profile before you sign in.
Your password is case-sensitive on every device. If your keyboard keeps capitalising the first letter on mobile, check that before you request a reset.
The six-digit code arrives by SMS within seconds on all networks we support. Codes stay valid for a short window, so enter it as soon as it lands.
A signed-in session lasts until you close it or the idle timer runs out. Long sessions behave the same way on desktop, tablet and phone browsers.
Wallets you added at registration reappear after every login. Adding NayaPay or SadaPay later does not disturb the ones already on file.
The login screen and account area load in English with Pakistani formatting for mobile numbers, so your number appears exactly the way you typed it.
Once you are inside, your account area is where everything about your login lives: the email you registered with, the phone number that receives codes, the...
Your registered email and phone number sit at the head of the account screen, so you can check at a glance which details the login screen is matching against.
The wallet chip you picked at registration is shown here and can be swapped between JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast without opening a second account.
Recent sign-ins are listed with the phone or browser used and the rough time. Anything unfamiliar can be signed out from the same screen in one tap.
Change your password here at any time. The new one takes effect on your next login, and any other open session is asked to sign in again.
Choose whether codes arrive by SMS or inside the account area. Both routes use the same registered number, and switching does not affect an active signed-in session.
One tap ends your session on that device. Use it on shared phones and public computers so the next person finds the login screen, not your lobby.