pcvcard.com
PCVCard.com looks like an unverified Family Card portal, so you should not register, pay money, or share personal data there.
What is PCVCard.com claiming to offer?
PCVCard.com presents itself in Bengali as a “Bangladesh Digital Family Card Service.”
The home page shows a TCB logo and links for registration, card applications, withdrawals, transactions, and contact details (PCVCard.com).
Its registration form asks for a username, mobile number, and password (registration page).
The login page then lets registered users enter a username and password (login page).
These pages suggest that the site wants users to see it as part of a public aid program.
However, the site does not clearly name its owner, legal operator, government office, or data controller on the public pages I checked.
It also does not show a clear privacy policy, terms of use, official postal address, or government help number.
Is PCVCard.com an official government website?
I found no reliable proof that PCVCard.com is an official Bangladesh government portal.
Bangladesh government websites normally use domains ending in gov.bd, while PCVCard.com uses a normal commercial .com domain.
The official Family Card information is published by the Government of Bangladesh’s Social Security Policy Support Programme on socialprotection.gov.bd (official Family Card overview).
Official TCB information is also published on the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh’s tcb.gov.bd website (TCB).
Neither official source identified PCVCard.com as an approved application portal in the material I reviewed.
A logo alone cannot prove a link to the government because anyone can copy an image onto a website.
The page title also says “Pcbcard,” while the address says “pcvcard,” which is another sign of weak quality control.
How does the real Family Card program work?
The government launched the Family Card pilot on March 10, 2026, for 6,500 families in 14 upazilas.
The program offers eligible families BDT 2,000 to BDT 2,500 each month through a bank account or services such as bKash, Nagad, and Rocket (Government SSPS Programme).
One card is issued per home, usually in the name of the mother or female head.
Families are selected through poverty scoring, asset checks, and visits to their homes.
Government committees and Department of Social Services staff collect and check the information.
Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha reported that officials would gather data door to door during the pilot instead of asking people to join through an unknown public website (BSS).
The Daily Star also reported that ward teams would survey families, enter their data, complete field checks, and then print approved QR-coded cards (The Daily Star).
This official process does not match a simple open registration form on a private .com site.
What warning signs appear on PCVCard.com?
The strongest warning is the gap between its official-looking message and its lack of a clear government identity.
The words “withdrawal” and “transaction” may make people think they can receive or take out aid money through the website.
That claim needs firm proof because the real program sends approved money through government-to-person payment systems.
The public registration page also asks users to create a password without first explaining how their data will be stored or protected.
Users may reuse a password from Facebook, email, or mobile banking, which could put other accounts at risk.
The site also exposes very little useful information before asking people to register.
This design makes it hard to check who runs the service, where complaints go, and what happens to submitted data.
Bangladesh has already seen fake websites invite people to apply for Family Cards, and Prothom Alo reported one such campaign as misleading and fraudulent (Prothom Alo).
That report does not name PCVCard.com, so it is not direct proof that this exact site is a scam.
Still, the same type of offer and the missing official link make PCVCard.com high risk.
What should you do before using the site?
Do not enter your NID number, birth date, bank details, mobile-wallet PIN, password, photo, or one-time code.
Do not pay an application, activation, delivery, withdrawal, or verification fee.
Check Family Card news through socialprotection.gov.bd, tcb.gov.bd, your local Union Parishad, municipality, ward office, UNO office, or Department of Social Services office.
Ask the local office whether PCVCard.com is authorized, and request a written notice or an official gov.bd link.
If you already created an account and reused a password, change that password everywhere else immediately.
If you shared a mobile-wallet PIN or one-time code, contact the wallet provider and secure the account at once.
The safest conclusion as of July 19, 2026, is that PCVCard.com is not proven to be official and should be avoided until a Bangladesh government source confirms it.