The phone number on your account matters twice: Easypaisa deposits are sent from it, and the help centre's withdrawal rule matches Easypaisa and JazzCash wallets to it. This page explains how to choose that number when you create the account, what Baji's Pakistan help centre publishes about wallet accounts and what you still need to confirm on the form before you pay.
Registration asks for the details that identify your account, and the phone number is the one to get right first. Use a number you control, that you can answer messages on, and that is the same wallet number you plan to pay from. The published pages do not say how a registered number is changed later, so check with support through the chat icon at the bottom of Baji's website before you change it.
Choose a number you control and can answer messages on, since your account may send you notices about it.
Use the number your Easypaisa wallet is registered to, since the Easypaisa deposit is sent from it. For withdrawals, the help centre says the wallet account must match the registered phone number, so one number on both sides is the safer choice.
Write down the number you registered. The help centre notes that support can add up to three phone numbers to one account.
Compare the number on your account with the wallet number before you pay, so the payment can be traced back to the account.
Both wallets are listed for deposits. The Easypaisa flow uses the registered phone number, and the help centre's withdrawal rule matches both wallets to it. The steps for each route differ, so read the form before you pay.
The published flow cashes out to the agent account shown on screen from the registered phone number, then submits the transaction ID and the slip in the form.
JazzCash is listed for deposits. This guide does not reproduce its steps, so follow the on-screen form and keep the number the same across the payment.
Four quick checks on the number and the account come before any wallet deposit. Run them each time, not just the first time you register.
Confirm the number on your account is the one your wallet uses, digit by digit, before you enter any amount.
Make sure the wallet app is signed in to the same number you registered, and that the balance you see is the one you intend to use.
Check the amount is at or above the floor for the route, which is Rs300 for e-wallets and Rs10,000 for bank transfer.
Keep the transaction ID and the slip from the moment you pay, so they are available if the deposit does not appear.
Do not open a second account to fix the number. Contact support through the chat icon at the bottom of Baji's website, explain which number is wrong and which one it should be, and keep your wallet record to hand while you do.
A second account is not a fix for a wrong number. Ask support about the existing account instead.
Keep the number shown in your wallet app and the time you last paid, so the account can be checked against them.
If the number on the account is in doubt, confirm it with support before you make a new deposit.
Keep each payment slip until the balance shows the deposit it belongs to, including any payment made while the number was wrong.
Use the chat icon at the bottom of Baji's website. Support is available 24/7, and you choose your preferred language when the chat opens. Never include your password or wallet PIN in the conversation.
Open the chat icon at the bottom of Baji's website and pick 'Send us a message' from the options it shows.
State the number on the account and the wallet number you use. Do not share any PIN or one-time code.
Ask whether the number is on file and what you should do before the next deposit, then note the answer with the time.
The published pages do not describe every step of account setup, and they do not give a cut-off for changing a registered number. This page leaves those gaps open rather than guessing at them.
This guide does not confirm how a registered number can be changed, so ask support before attempting it yourself.
Verification steps differ between the sources checked, so this guide does not list them in order.
Check your local rules before you register. This guide does not state that gambling is lawful where you live.
Set a deposit budget before you create the account and before you start any game.
Short answers on the number, the wallet and the deposit.
The number you control and will pay from. For Easypaisa the deposit is sent from the registered number, and the help centre applies the same number to Easypaisa and JazzCash withdrawals.
Yes. According to the help centre, support can add up to three phone numbers to one account.
Ask support through the chat icon at the bottom of Baji's website. This guide does not confirm the change process, so do not assume one.
No. The minimums depend on the route, Rs300 for e-wallets and Rs10,000 for bank transfer, not on the number on the account.
Usually within 5 to 30 minutes under normal circumstances, depending on the method.
Yes. Baji states that its deposit service runs 24/7, including weekends.
Deposit guide