Send money reversal in bKash usually means a transaction refund or cancellation when money was sent by mistake, especially to a number that is not an active bKash wallet. In that case, the app may let you cancel the transfer and the money can go back to your account.

Quick Scoop

  • If the recipient number is not registered with bKash, you may see a “Non-bKash” type transaction and a Cancel option in the app. Cancelling can return the money.
  • If the money was sent to an active bKash account , the app usually cannot reverse it automatically. You normally need to contact bKash support and request a reversal.
  • You will typically need details like the transaction time, sender and receiver numbers, amount, and proof such as a screenshot.

What it means

A reversal is basically bKash undoing a payment after it was sent, either through the app’s cancel option or through support handling a mistake. It is not the same as a normal cash-out or payment; it is specifically for correcting a wrong transfer.

What to do

  1. Open the bKash app and check the Send Money history.
  1. Look for the wrong transfer and see whether it is marked for a non-bKash number.
  1. If Cancel is available, use it right away.
  1. If the recipient is a bKash user, contact bKash customer support with the transaction details.

Important note

Reversal is usually easier when the recipient does not have a bKash wallet. Once the money reaches a valid bKash account, recovery depends on support review and the other person’s cooperation.

TL;DR: In bKash, send money reversal means getting back money sent by mistake, either by cancelling a non-bKash transfer in the app or by requesting support help for a transfer to an active bKash account.