When a home match goes on sale, the tickets are sold online on the match page. News outlets including The Daily Star, Prothom Alo and The Business Standard reported Quicket as the ticketing platform for these matches, and The Daily Star reported 19,000 tickets sold in 24 minutes for one of them. Demand is high, so it helps to know the steps before the sale opens.
How to buy a match ticket
1. Find the match on Quicket
Open the match page on quicket.me or in the Quicket app. Use the link the organizer shares on its own pages, or browse sports events.
2. Pick your category or seat
Choose a stand or ticket category. If the match is seated, pick your seats on the stadium map. Your selection is held for a short time while you pay.
3. Pay with bKash, Pathao Pay or card
Pay in taka with bKash, Pathao Pay, or a debit or credit card. The order is confirmed only when the payment goes through.
4. Get your QR ticket
Your ticket arrives by email and sits in your Quicket account and app, each with its own QR code. You can also download it as a PDF.
Sale-day tips
- Log in to your Quicket account before the sale opens, so you are not creating an account while seats are going.
- Keep your payment ready: enough balance in bKash or Pathao Pay, or your card at hand.
- Popular matches can sell out within minutes. If a category shows sold out, check the others before you give up.
- Do not buy from Facebook pages, WhatsApp groups or people outside the stadium. Only the match page on Quicket or the organizer's own link sells real tickets.
Entry at the stadium
Staff at the gate scan the QR code on your ticket. Each QR code lets one person in once: after it is scanned, the same code shows as already used.
- Have your ticket open in the app or email before you reach the gate, or bring the printed PDF.
- Turn your screen brightness up so the scanner reads the code quickly.
- Do not share photos of your QR code. Whoever gets scanned first gets in.
Selling tickets for a club, league or tournament?
The same setup that runs national team match sales is available to clubs, leagues and tournament organizers: stand and seat maps, online payment with bKash, Pathao Pay and cards, and QR scanning at every gate.
Common questions
Where can I buy Bangladesh national football team tickets?
When Quicket runs the sale, tickets are sold on the match page on quicket.me and in the Quicket app. Use the link the organizer shares on its own pages. Tickets sold anywhere else are not checked by Quicket.
When do tickets go on sale?
The organizer sets the sale date and announces it. Watch the organizer's own pages and the match page on Quicket, and be logged in before the sale opens.
How can I pay?
You can pay with bKash, Pathao Pay, or a debit or credit card. Your ticket is issued once the payment goes through.
What if the match is sold out?
Check every category on the match page, since some sell out faster than others. If everything is gone, do not buy from resellers: there is no way to know whether their ticket is real or has already been sold to someone else.
Can someone sell me their ticket?
Buying from a person carries real risk, because a screenshot of a QR code can be sold many times and only the first scan gets in. If the organizer allows transfers, the safe way is a ticket transfer on Quicket, which issues a new ticket in your name and stops the old QR code working.
What do I need at the stadium gate?
Your ticket's QR code, on your phone or printed from the PDF. Staff scan it at the gate. Each code is valid for one entry.
Can my club or league sell tickets on Quicket?
Yes. Clubs, leagues and tournament organizers can sell match tickets with stand and seat maps, take bKash, Pathao Pay and card payments, and scan tickets at the gate. Start on the sell tickets page or send us an enquiry.
Tell us about the event
Planning a match or a season? Tell us the venue and capacity and we will walk you through the setup.
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