Fast Payout Options in Nigeria: Methods, Limits, Time

Melbet supports cashouts to 3 bank cards, local bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller, JetonBank, WebMoney, plus Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin from your gaming account. Minimum withdrawal is 1,000 NGN, and maximum per request is up to 5,000,000 NGN, subject to method rules and account status. Examples include Visa, Mastercard, Verve, Bank Transfer, Skrill, and Bitcoin. Most payouts are processed quickly; card timelines can be longer due to banks. New players can claim a welcome bonus up to 2,990,000 NGN plus 190 FS.

Fast payouts in Nigeria: Melbet bank cards, bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller, crypto; 1,000–5,000,000 NGN.

Methods and Limits for Melbet Nigeria Withdrawal

You can withdraw using local banks, cards, e-wallets, and crypto. No commission is charged by the platform on withdrawals. Minimum withdrawal is 1,000 NGN. Maximum per request is typically 5,000,000 NGN, depending on the method and verification level. Most payouts arrive within minutes to 24 hours, while card withdrawals may take longer.

Payment Method Min Withdrawal Max Withdrawal Withdrawal Time Fees
Bank Cards (Visa, Mastercard, Verve) 1,000 NGN 2,000,000 NGN 1 to 3 business days 0% platform fee; card issuer may apply charges
Bank Transfer (NGN) 1,000 NGN 5,000,000 NGN 15 minutes to 24 hours 0% platform fee
Skrill 1,500 NGN 3,000,000 NGN 15 minutes to 12 hours 0% platform fee
Neteller 1,500 NGN 3,000,000 NGN 15 minutes to 12 hours 0% platform fee
JetonBank 1,000 NGN 3,000,000 NGN 15 minutes to 12 hours 0% platform fee
WebMoney 1,500 NGN 3,000,000 NGN 15 minutes to 24 hours 0% platform fee; wallet fees may apply
Bitcoin (BTC) 10,000 NGN eq 10,000,000 NGN eq 5 to 60 minutes after approval 0% platform fee; network fees apply
Litecoin (LTC) 5,000 NGN eq 10,000,000 NGN eq 5 to 30 minutes after approval 0% platform fee; network fees apply
Dogecoin (DOGE) 5,000 NGN eq 10,000,000 NGN eq 5 to 60 minutes after approval 0% platform fee; network fees apply

How to Withdraw Money: Quick Steps on Site or App

To request a payout, ensure the account is verified, the balance covers the amount, and bonus wagering is complete. Use the same payment method used for your last successful deposit, where possible.

Step 1

Step 1: Sign in on the website or app

Log in and open the profile menu. Tap Withdraw to start your request.

Step 2

Step 2: Pick your payment method

Choose bank transfer, card, e-wallet, or crypto. Select the option that matches your deposit history.

Step 3

Step 3: Enter the amount

Type the withdrawal amount in NGN and confirm currency. Check the minimum and limit shown on screen.

Step 4

Step 4: Add or confirm payout details

Provide bank account name and number, e-wallet ID, or crypto address. Make sure the name matches your account.

Step 5

Step 5: Submit and track status

Confirm the request and watch the status in Transactions. You will get a notification once processed.

Rules for Payouts: Limits, KYC, and Bonus Terms

Payouts in Nigeria follow strict rules to protect your money and meet local compliance.

  • KYC verification required: A valid government ID, proof of address, and sometimes BVN or bank statement may be requested before or during your first payout.
  • Same-source withdrawals: Funds are paid back to the method used for deposit when possible. The account must be in your name.
  • Bonus and wagering: Complete rollover on any active bonus before requesting a payout. Early requests can be paused or reduced.
  • Limits and splitting: Method and tier limits apply to each transaction and day. Large amounts may be split into several payouts.
  • Currency and name match: NGN is the payout currency for local methods. Names on the account and banking details must match.
Infographic on Nigeria payout rules: KYC ID and address, same-source withdrawals, bonus rollover, limits, NGN and name match

Troubleshooting Melbet Withdrawal Issues

If something holds up your payout, try these fixes.

  • Pending verification: Upload clear photos of ID and proof of address, then re-submit the request.
  • Name or bank mismatch: Ensure the bank account name matches your profile. Update your profile or contact support to correct errors.
  • Bank transfer delay: Nigerian banks may queue payments during maintenance. Check your bank alerts and allow up to 24 hours.
  • Card withdrawal reversed: Some issuers return funds to the original card or require bank transfer. Choose bank transfer if shown.
  • E-wallet account issue: The wallet email or ID must match your profile. Correct the details and try again.
  • Crypto network congestion: High network load can slow confirmations. Use the exact address and allow extra time.
  • Bonus rollover not met: Check the bonus page for remaining turnover. Finish the requirement, then withdraw.
  • Multiple requests queued: Too many requests can trigger a review. Cancel duplicates and keep one active.
Checklist to fix Melbet withdrawals: verify ID, match bank details, use correct e-wallet/crypto, meet bonus rollover.

Support for Payouts in Nigeria

Help is available if a withdrawal gets stuck or fails.

Support for payout issues in Nigeria: Live Chat, Email support@melbet.com, Help Centre, In-App Chat.

FAQ

What is the minimum withdrawal in Nigeria?

The minimum withdrawal is 1,000 NGN for most local methods. Some e-wallets and crypto may require a higher minimum.

What is the usual Melbet withdrawal time?

Bank transfers often arrive within minutes to 24 hours. Cards can take 1 to 3 business days. E-wallets and crypto are usually faster once approved.

Can I withdraw to a different person’s account?

No. The payout destination must be in your name. Third-party payments are not allowed.

Why was my withdrawal cancelled?

Common reasons are incomplete KYC, name mismatch, unmet bonus wagering, or hitting method limits. Fix the issue and submit again.

What documents are accepted for verification?

Government ID, proof of address not older than 3 months, and a bank statement or card proof if requested. Files must be clear and readable.

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