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How to Fund Merrybet Account: Money Deposit Options

How to Deposit Money to Merrybet: Guide on Account Funding
A regular punter in Nigeria would have come across Merrybet as it continues to be one of the top betting sites in Nigeria. Established in 2013, the betting site has successfully been a figure in the country’s betting industry. The online bookmaker is a legitimate place to wager as it is fully licensed and regulated by the Lagos State Lotteries Board.
Merrybet sportsbook furnishes its clients with different techniques to support their accounts through their mobile site or the desktop version. It offers one of the best user interfaces in the Nigeria betting industry too.
“Merrybet provides their users different sorts of competition such as the punters league where you can win major cash prizes. Surprisingly, that’s not all: they offer a colossal jackpot where bettors predict a few sporting events and win prizes. The bettings site has a live betting option as well as a cash-out feature. All you need to enjoy all this is to just create an account and take part in the competition”, comments Dipo Lukman, a sports betting expert at Takebet Nigeria.
Let’s examine the different choices to deposit to the Merrybet account in this article!
What are deposit methods in Merrybet?
One special thing about Merrybet is they offer different options for funding their wallets. This set them truly apart from other betting sites in the industry. Bettors can either fund their wallets online or visit the nearest bank. Some of the options available are described below.
Instant Bank Transfer. This deposit strategy expects punters to go to specific banks suggested on the Merrybet store page. Customers ought to then demand a bank deposit slip and fill the deposit slip appropriately. The customer’s Merrybet account deposit will be acknowledged when their details are checked.
Pay direct Nigeria Deposit. This deposit strategy helps Merrybet customers to deposit money to their Merrybet account straightforwardly from their local banks. Customers ought to pay into Merrybet’s account on the Pay direct platform. Deposit into the customer’s Merrybet account will be finished when their deposit into the Pay direct account is effective and checked.
GlobalPay Deposit. This Merrybet deposit method expects clients to be signed into a Merrybet account and afterwards make a deposit with their credit card. This deposit technique must find success assuming the name on the credit card matches the name enlisted to the Merrybet account.
Quickteller ATM Nigeria Deposit. This is another Merrybet deposit strategy that expects customers to sign in on to quickteller.com/merrybet or by depositing a Quickteller on an ATM. The customer’s ID number and bank card are the prerequisites for this Merrybet deposit technique.
Bettors should insert their bank cards into the ATM and then provide their PIN.
- Put your card into an ATM and enter your pin
- Choose “Quickteller”
- Select pay bill and then press “Other.”
- Input your Customer ID and verify the recipient’s name.
- Click on “accept amount due”.
- Enter your phone number with which you’ll receive a confirmation message.
- Click on “proceed”. Your funds will enter your wallet and you can wager with it.
GTCollections Nigeria Deposit. This sort of Merrybet deposit strategy empowers Merrybet customers to deposit into their Merrybet account through GTBank’s Internet platform. GTBank’s web-based store strategy is likewise referred to as GTCollections. It is one of the astonishing features that was recently added to the Merrybet platform. It assists bettors with putting funds into their Merrybet account effortlessly. For this deposit method, a token device is required before transactions are finished.
Paystack Card Deposit. This deposit technique expects bettors to sign in to their Merrybet account and the amount they desire to deposit. The following page will take you to Paystack’s page where you can deposit to your Merrybet account. Input the expected information to finish the deposit process.
Paystack Bank Deposit. This Merrybet store technique expects bettors to pay to the Merrybet account on the Paystack stage. Punters ought to give fundamental identification details and the amount they would like to deposit to their Merrybet account. For security check, an OTP (One Time Password) will be sent to conclude the transaction.
Agent Deposit. This deposit method on the Merrybet platform expects clients to put aside instalments using a licensed Merrybet Agent. The procedure to follow is to go to any certified Merrybet agent and inform them that you might want to deposit to your Merrybet account. Furnish them with the necessary data and a few individual information will be required to confirm the transaction. In practically no time, the transaction will be finished and your Merrybet account will be credited.
Funding your wallet is a big step towards wagering on the betting site. Sadly, Merrybet does not offer any sign-up bonus so after funding your wallet you can just wager on your favourite sport. There are other competitions such as the Merrybet punters league. To take part in the competition, all you need to do is to place a stake with 200 NGN on an accumulator with three or more games and you stand a chance to win.
Do you need to finish KYC verification before funding?
Verification assists Merrybet with making a one-of-a-kind profile for each Merrybet client. Before clients can effectively set up their Merrybet account, a check strategy is taken to stay away from any type of misrepresentation. Any type of doubt of malignant movement will expose the client’s record to suspension.
The KYC (Know Your Computer) is another type of confirmation that is embraced to assure the security of Merrybet clients’ assets. This safety measure makes it simple for Merrybet to sort out any false movement.
For completion of your KYC, there is address verification and identity verification. The latter requires either a passport, an identification card or a driver’s licence. Address verification is also required which needs you to confirm your address of residence. You can either submit your bank statement or utility bill that’s not less than six months.
Are there terms and conditions when funding an account?
Yes, there are Terms and Conditions bettors must follow to deposit their funds easily. Some of the Terms and Conditions punters must follow include:
- Punters should deposit cash to their Merrybet account before they can stake.
- Punters can’t set aside instalments and make solicitations to pull them out.
- Punters ought to guarantee they follow the prescribed deposit methods to try not to be defrauded.
- Punters ought to guarantee that their security information is kept classified. Neither deposit details nor withdrawal data ought to be unveiled for any reason.
- Clients are urged not to utilise any Automatic Password Memory to not uncover their security details from an outsider. Merrybet won’t be considered answerable for any type of abuse of data.
What are the commissions and timelines of deposits?
Deposits on the bookmaker are quite fast as it takes minutes for it to reflect. The Commission depends on the option you are using for your payment. For Quickteller transactions whether through ATM or online are mostly free although the minimum amount for transactions is 500 NGN.
Instant bank payout commission is mostly the transaction fee charged by the bank which can vary. Pay Direct on the other hand has a service charge of 100 NGN. Before making use of any of the options, make sure you go through their terms and conditions to see if they charge additional fees for deposition. Be smart and bet safe!
E-Business
NITDA Re-Echoes Commitment to Adopting Digital Transformation

In its continued commitment towards the implementation of the present administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda, particularly in the area of improving governance for effective service delivery, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), is intensifying efforts to create a one-stop-shop portal for all government services.
The initiative aligns with the President’s directive to digitise 75% of government services by 2027, a target that is now actively being pursued by various stakeholders.
This was made known when the DG NITDA, Kashifu Inuwa CCIE and his team played host to a delegation from the Ukrainian Embassy in Nigeria led by its ambassador, Mr Ivan Kholostenko to the Corporate Headquarters of the Agency in Abuja to discuss possible areas of collaboration between the rwo countries on ways of enhancing productivity, transparency and trust in government processes.
Despite efforts made for several years at establishing a centralised e-government portal such as the OneGove.net, the NITDA DG noted that the Agency has been playing a pivotal role in shaping the design, standard guidelines, and implementation strategies towards its establishment.
He however stated that renewed commitment and extensive research into global best practices have reignited the drive for pursuing the agenda.
While stating that the Agency has been doing research on how other countries have been able to implement the unified digital government services platform, the DG said, “We have been doing research on how UK, Kenya and other countries have achieved this, so I believe we can learn from you as well to see how we can build our own.”
“While such models are not entirely transferable between nations, we can learn from their experiences to develop a framework that works for Nigeria,” he added.
Proposing an introduction of legal frameworks to back up the initiative, Inuwa disclosed that NITDA has identified multiple models from other nations that allows government agencies to provide services through an Application Programming Interface (API) while other countries provide services exclusively through designated portals backed by law.
“If we want to achieve this, we need to have these laws in place and kickstart the process of enacting the laws in other to facilitate a smooth and effective digital transformation,” he averred.
Inuwa also disclosed that the agency is engaging with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to ensure alignment with global digital governance standards and the engagement is expected to provide valuable expertise and insights into structuring Nigeria’s digital transformation roadmap.
“This initiative is seen as a critical step towards enhancing efficiency, reducing corruption, and promoting transparency in government operations. By leveraging global best practices in alignment with national policies and digital transformation goals, Nigeria will have a smart, seamless and citizen-friendly government service experience, “he concluded.
In his remark, Mr Kholostenko said that Ukraine runs a digital platform known as the Diia application which is an ecosystem that encompasses all of the state registers, databases and can perform all the state and government services for citizens in one place.
He disclosed that it is the intention of his country through its Ministry of Digital Transformation to expand the reach of this initiative and provide full support for other countries to create such kind of system.
“I want to note that we are interested to expand and help other countries to make a digital state, reduce bureaucracy, reduce time for getting state services and of course, to reduce corruption risks, because human-to-human interaction is minimal,” he said.
E-Business
UK Orders Apple to Create Backdoor for Encrypted iCloud Data

United Kingdom has issued a “technical capability notice” to Apple, mandating that the company create a backdoor to access users’ encrypted iCloud data.
This directive, issued under the Investigatory Powers Act of 2016, requires Apple to provide British security officials with the means to retrieve all content uploaded to iCloud by any user worldwide.
Apple’s Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature, introduced in 2022, offers end-to-end encryption for iCloud data, ensuring that only users can access their information.
The UK’s demand challenges this security measure, potentially compelling Apple to either comply by creating the backdoor or withdraw the ADP feature from the UK market.
Compliance could set a precedent, leading other governments to request similar access, thereby raising global privacy concerns.
The UK Home Office has declined to confirm or deny the existence of such notices, stating, “We do not comment on operational matters, including, for example, confirming or denying the existence of any such notices.”
This development underscores the ongoing tension between governmental surveillance efforts and technology companies’ commitments to user privacy.
E-Business
Oracle Adds AI Pricing Features to Financial Software

Oracle on Thursday added another set of artificial intelligence (AI) tools to NetSuite, one of its corporate finance software offerings, including some that might make it faster for consumers to get a price quote on purchases like custom bicycles.
Oracle has taken a different tack with AI than rivals such as Microsoft. Rather than racing toward general purpose virtual assistants, Oracle has decided to add targeted features that speed common-but-tedious tasks like entering a brief write-up of how a sales meeting went into a corporate records system.
Another such task that is common in the business world is giving a customer a price quote on a complicated purchase that might have a lot of options, when a sales professional would need to sift through materials to come up with a price.
NetSuite on Thursday announced a feature to compile such a quote via conversation with a chatbot asking what the customer wants, which can either be used by sales professionals behind the scenes to speed up their work, or directly by consumers in the case of e-commerce businesses.
“When you buy something like a bicycle, you have to configure it – figure out what parts you want and which parts work together. We all do it when we buy our cars on the web these days,” Evan Goldberg, executive vice president of Oracle NetSuite, said.
“If you can configure (products) for customers more easily, you can do more deals in a day, or each deal costs less.”
To power those features, Oracle has decided to skip the costly race to develop huge AI models and instead works with partners such as Canadian startup Cohere.
Goldberg said that Oracle’s recent agreement to build massive data centers with ChatGPT creator OpenAI could lead to working with it as well, though the two firms have made no formal announcements.
“I think you could safely say that there’s a possibility that OpenAI will be part of this,” Goldberg told Reuters. “We are eager to work with OpenAI.”
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