Bangladesh will tour the USA for a three-match T20I series in May, ahead of the T20 World Cup which starts in June.
The two teams have never played a T20I against each other before and will use the series to prepare for the major tournament co-hosted by the USA and the West Indies.
USA will also lock horns against Canada in a five-match T20I series in April. All the games will be hosted by Prairie View Cricket Complex in Houston, Texas.
Bangladesh have competed in two T20Is in the USA throughout their history, both against West Indies, in 2018. With the first two matches of the campaign against Sri Lanka and South Africa scheduled in Dallas and New York respectively, a series preceding the tournament will aid their acclimatisation to the conditions.
"For the Bangladesh Team, this tour serves as an ideal platform to acclimatise to the conditions ahead of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024," Nizam Uddin Chowdhury, CEO, Bangladesh Cricket Board, said. "We recognise the significance of this preparatory phase and are committed to making the most of this invaluable experience."
Bangladesh were eliminated in the group stages of the last T20 World Cup and will be aiming to deliver a better performance following a horrible ODI World Cup.
"Ahead of the important Men's T20 World Cup, these games will be vital for our team to get their working combinations, build team cohesion, and fine-tune strategies," said Venu Pisike, Chairman of USA Cricket.
Canada and the USA are part of Group A - along with India, Ireland, and Pakistan - in the T20 World Cup. Bangladesh are part of group D, and will play against Nepal and Netherlands in Kingstown in the West Indies.