AUTH REFERENCE

Sign In To Your onexbet app Account

Live tables, slot rooms and sportsbook markets sit behind a single door, and your email or Pakistani mobile number opens it. Sign in once and the lobby restores...

Email or mobile sign-inSix-digit device codeSaved wallet shortcutSession memoryIn-account password reset
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What Happens When You Log In

Open the sign-in page and you have two routes: the email address you registered with, or your Pakistani mobile number. Enter the password you set at registration, and a six-digit code arrives on that same number before the lobby unlocks. If you have not signed in from a device before, we ask for the code again; recognised phones skip it. Once you

are through, your cashier tab loads with the wallet you saved last time, so adding funds takes one extra tap instead of a full form. Forgotten passwords reset from the same screen in under a minute.

Accepted payment context

Your cashier sits behind the login, which is why we keep sign-in quick. Inside, the wallet row lists the Pakistani rails you already use — JazzCash...

JazzCash

JazzCash sits in the cashier row after sign-in, so a mobile-wallet transfer to your balance is three taps from the lobby.

Easypaisa

Easypaisa behaves the same inside a signed-in session: choose the wallet, confirm the amount, and the balance updates without leaving your account page.

SadaPay

SadaPay suits bank-side transfers. Attach it once in account settings and it stays on your profile for later sign-ins.

Raast

Raast covers instant bank-to-bank movement for Pakistani accounts and appears in your cashier tab each time you sign in from a recognised device.

LOGIN HELP DESK

Help When Sign-In Slows You Down

If a password will not take or a code never arrives, our desk handles it in Urdu and English seven days a...

Live chat Live chat is the quickest route when sign-in...
Email desk Email suits password resets, changed numbers and recovered...
Help tab The help tab inside your account walks through...
SECURITY PRACTICE

How We Keep Your Login Secure

Sign-in security is the part you never see. Passwords sit hashed on our side, new devices need a code sent to your registered Pakistani number, and idle sessions close on their own...

Hashed Passwords

We store a one-way hash, never the password itself. Nobody on our side can read it back, which is why we issue resets instead of reminders.

Device Codes

A six-digit code goes to your registered Pakistani number the first time a new phone or browser signs in. Recognised devices skip that step.

Session Timeout

Sessions close after a stretch of inactivity, so a shared laptop or borrowed phone does not stay inside your cashier and account balances.

Cash-Out Checks

A second verification covers cash-outs as well as logins. Even holding your password, nobody can move money without a code on your phone.

Profile Edits

Changing your mobile number or email starts a fresh verification round, and the old details stay locked until the new ones are confirmed.

Sign-In Log

Your account page lists recent sign-ins with device and rough location. Anything unfamiliar can be ended from that same list in one tap.

Same Login On Mobile And Desktop

The sign-in page is served to every screen, so the fields you fill on a phone match the ones in a browser. What changes is convenience: phones keep...

Mobile BrowserOn a phone browser the fields stack vertically, the code box opens your SMS app, and the session stays warm until you clear it.
Desktop BrowserDesktop sign-in opens the wider cashier panel, which helps when you are confirming a Raast transfer or reading transaction history side by side.
Android BuildInstalled Android builds keep you signed in until you choose otherwise, and fingerprint unlock replaces typing once the device is recognised.
iOS BuildThe iOS build uses face unlock on recognised devices and stores your wallet preference locally, so the cashier opens on the rail you used last.
Biometric UnlockFingerprint and face unlock are shortcuts rather than replacements. The password still sits underneath, and it is what a brand-new device asks for.
Saved WalletsWhichever device you sign in from, the rail attached last stays selected — JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast — until you change it.
Sync TimingBalance and open slips refresh as soon as you sign in elsewhere, usually within seconds. Two devices can run at once; the older session drops.

What You See After You Sign In

Everything past the login button is grouped so you are not hunting. Your balance sits in a fixed strip, open slips beside it, and the wallet...

Balance Strip

A fixed balance bar stays visible on every signed-in page, so you know what is available before opening a table or a slip.

Open Slips

Unsettled sportsbook selections sit beside the balance and refresh on sign-in, rather than waiting for you to pull the page again.

Studio Shortlist

Studios you play most move to the front of the lobby after sign-in, keeping Pragmatic Play and Evolution tables a tap away.

Resume Table

Half-finished live tables and slot rounds show a resume prompt, so signing back in returns you to the hand instead of the lobby.

Wallet Row

The cashier strip lists attached rails with the last-used one first, and switching between them needs no re-entering of numbers.

Account Menu

Profile, verification, transaction history and sign-out sit in one menu, so ending a session on a shared device takes a single tap.

Sign-In Questions Answered Here

Use the reset link on the sign-in page. Enter the email or Pakistani mobile number on your profile, take the six-digit code, then set a new password. The old one stops working immediately.

Codes go to the mobile number registered on your account, so a changed SIM or a full inbox is the usual cause. Ask for a resend after a minute and check spam folders for email codes.

Yes. Mobile browsers and the installed Android and iOS builds keep your session until you sign out, and recognised devices can use fingerprint or face unlock instead of typing a password.

It is. One set of credentials covers every device, and the mailbox or number you registered is the same one that receives verification codes wherever you sign in.

Sign in with your email and password, open the account menu, then add the new Pakistani number. Verification moves to the new SIM once you confirm the code sent to it.

Passwords are stored hashed, new devices need a code, and cash-outs carry a second check. Where local law permits, we also flag sign-ins that differ from your usual pattern.