Payment terms show up on the deposit form, in the wallet app and in support chats. This glossary defines them in plain words, so you can match what you see on screen with what you need to do next.
Start with the amount and the route, which the form asks for first. Then read the reference terms, because you will need them if a deposit goes missing. The advanced terms explain how a deposit is credited and why a record may not match straight away, so read them before you contact support.
The same term can appear in several places: on the deposit form, in the wallet app and in the support chat. The cards below show where to look for each kind of term.
Holds the method and the amount. For Easypaisa it also asks for the transaction ID and a screenshot of the slip.
Shows the payment confirmation, the reference and the time of the transfer, which you need when you compare against the window.
Shows the amount once the deposit has been credited, which is the point at which the funds can be used for play.
The place to ask about a missing deposit, with the reference and the time to hand so the question can be matched to the payment.
The terms you will meet on almost every deposit.
The lowest amount a route accepts. Baji's Pakistan help centre gives Rs300 for e-wallet deposits and Rs10,000 for bank transfer.
The route used to pay, such as JazzCash, Easypaisa, UPaisa, USDT, bank transfer or the payment gateway listed for Pakistan.
A reference that identifies the payment. Easypaisa deposits ask for it together with a screenshot of the slip.
The receipt a wallet app shows after a transfer. Keep a screenshot of it until the deposit has been credited.
The point at which a deposit shows in the account balance and can be used to fund play.
The state in which a deposit has been recorded but has not yet been credited to the balance.
These terms help when a deposit is slow or the record does not match what you expected.
For Easypaisa, the account shown on screen that you cash out to from the registered phone number. Use the details on your own screen, not ones from another source.
A deposit made with a token such as USDT. If the form asks for a network or address, those are the details to copy from the screen.
The blockchain a crypto transfer runs on. Sending on a network other than the one the form shows can leave the transfer unmatched.
The usual time range for crediting a deposit, given as 5 to 30 minutes under normal circumstances. It is not a guaranteed time.
The currency your balance is held in. PKR is supported, alongside BDT, INR and NPR.
A published minimum for a route. Amounts below it may not be accepted as a deposit, so check the floor before you pay.
Four short scenarios show how the terms fit together. The figures are the published ones and are not a promise about any payment.
A player cashes out to the agent account on screen from the registered number, then enters the transaction ID and the slip screenshot in the form.
A payment under Rs300 is below the published e-wallet minimum, so the amount should be checked on the form before paying again.
A deposit still pending after 30 minutes under normal circumstances should go to support with its transaction ID and the time paid.
For a USDT deposit, use the network and address the form shows, copied from the screen rather than from a message, and check them before you send.
Use the chat icon at the bottom of Baji's website to ask about a term that appears on your own deposit. Select 'Send us a message' and choose your language before you type.
Name the term as it appears on the form or in the app, and the step where you saw it.
Share the transaction ID, the time and the amount. Never include a password or wallet PIN in the chat.
Save the chat record with its time, in case the deposit needs checking again later.
Quick answers to the terms people ask about most.
It is the account shown on screen when you open the deposit. You cash out to it from the registered phone number, as the published flow describes.
No. The transaction ID is the reference and the slip is the receipt. Easypaisa deposits ask for both.
It is the usual range for crediting under normal circumstances. It is not a guaranteed time, so allow for it rather than relying on it.
The published minimums are Rs300 for e-wallets and Rs10,000 for bank transfer. The help centre does not give a separate figure for every route.
PKR is supported as an account currency, alongside BDT, INR and NPR.
Baji states that its deposit and withdrawal service runs 24/7, including weekends.
Deposit guide