Depositing and Withdrawing on Melbet
In Canada, payments are kept practical: choose a method, enter an amount, and confirm. If the amount is below the minimum for that method, the payment won’t be approved.
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Deposits start from the cashier inside your profile, and some methods may request your registered phone number. When your details match your account information, deposits usually complete without extra steps.
- Log in, then open the cashier from your profile area.
- Select a payment option that fits your preferred wallet or transfer route.
- Enter the amount carefully and confirm on the next screen.
- If a deposit is declined, double-check your details before trying again.
Deposit & withdrawal essentials
Deposits are designed to be straightforward and consistent across available payment providers. Method-specific minimums apply, and transactions below the stated threshold fail automatically.
Withdrawals follow a similar structure, with additional checks around account ownership and payout routing. Where possible, withdrawals are processed through the same payment path used for deposits.
Available Payment Methods
You can fund your balance using cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, and cryptocurrency options—depending on what appears in your cashier. The steps are kept consistent on desktop and mobile.
When crypto is used, withdrawals must be made in the same cryptocurrency you played with, using the corresponding payment method. This helps keep payout routing clean and avoids mismatches.
- Choose e-wallets for a direct, app-based payment flow.
- Choose bank transfers to send winnings to a bank account.
- Choose cryptocurrency for wallet-to-wallet transfers.
- Always confirm your amount against the limits shown in the cashier.
How minimum deposits work
The minimum deposit depends on the method you choose, and the cashier shows the required minimum for that channel. Entering less than the minimum results in an unsuccessful payment attempt.
For example, some regions and products show minimum deposit values such as 300 BDT, 500 INR, or 100 INR. These numbers vary by context and payment rails, so the cashier remains the most reliable checkpoint.
Your Account Details
Withdrawals are tied to your account details, so accurate registration information matters. Using real personal information helps verification go smoothly when it’s required for payout processing.
Controls aligned with anti-money laundering policies may require verification and payment consistency before funds are released. In practice, you may be asked to confirm your identity before certain withdrawals are processed.
Withdrawal rules we follow
- Use your real personal information so your account can be verified if needed.
- Complete your registration details and confirm your account before requesting a payout.
- Use payment methods that are in your name and match your profile details.
- Withdraw using the same payment method used to make deposits into your account.
Minimum withdrawal and method limits
Minimum and maximum withdrawal amounts can differ by payment method, so there isn’t a single universal figure. Withdrawal limits are typically handled per account rather than applying one fixed daily, weekly, or monthly total for everyone.
As an example set for India methods, minimum withdrawals include Paytm 5,000, PhonePe 1,500, AstroPay 105, Bank transfer 2,000, UPI 2,000, Google Pay 3,000, Skrill 870, and Payeer 175. For those listed methods, the maximum is shown as “No limit”.
Typical withdrawal timeframes
Withdrawal timing depends on the method and any checks required on your account. Some e-wallet and crypto payouts can appear quickly after approval, while bank routes may take longer.
For a bank option, processing is stated as within 2 hours to 2 business days. To reduce delays, complete verification early and keep payout details consistent.
Cashier Limits & Notes
In the cashier, you’ll see the methods available for your account and region, along with the limits attached to each channel. This is where you confirm minimum deposit, minimum withdrawal, and any applicable caps before you proceed.
Some markets may also show operational notes, such as debit or credit card withdrawals not being supported at the time of writing. In that case, you can still route funds via supported e-wallets and then move money onward from the wallet.
Common withdrawal failure reasons
- The amount is below the minimum or above the allowed range for the method.
- Your phone number or email isn’t linked, which can block confirmation steps.
- Verification is pending, delaying approval for certain payout types.
- Payment details don’t match your profile or the original deposit method.
Limits overview table
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| Bangladesh (all listed methods incl. BKash, Rocket, Jeton, Bitcoin) |
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| India deposits (Visa/MasterCard/Maestro/e-wallets/crypto) |
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| India withdrawals (selected methods list) |
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| Nigeria (Flutterwave / Paystack / Opay) |
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| Ghana (MTN / Airtel Tigo / Vodafone / Flutterwave) |
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| Uganda (MTN / Airtel Tigo / mybux) |
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| Kenya (MPESA) |
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| General deposit flow (card / e-wallet / bank transfer) |
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Recommended next step
If you want to proceed, open the cashier, review the limits shown for your chosen method, and confirm the amount in CAD. When everything matches your profile and payment details, deposits and withdrawals usually move through smoothly.