Opening a Megapari account

Nothing here takes longer than the others, so pick whichever detail you can recall under pressure. All of them land on the same account, and the method can be changed afterwards in the settings.

• By phone number, with the confirmation code arriving on that same phone;
• By email address, with a password you choose yourself;
• With an account you already hold elsewhere, which skips the password entirely;
• In the app, where all three sit on one screen.

The app form is the same form with bigger buttons. What changes is the order of the work: on a phone the download comes first, and on Android that download is an APK rather than a Play Store install.

1. Get the app: the app page here, or the same page on the mirror, and pick a system; the Megapari app
2. Open it: on Android after the install, on iPhone from the home screen icon;
3. Choose the route in: phone, email, or an account you already have;
4. Fill in what it asks, and put MEGAK in the code field;
5. Confirm, sign in, and head straight for the cashier.

The conditions below are not paperwork for its own sake. Each one is checked at some point, and the point at which it gets checked is the identity check before your first withdrawal. Failing it there is an expensive way to find out.

• You have to be 18 or over;
• One account per person, and the second one gets closed;
• The name on the account has to be the name on your documents;
• The payment method has to belong to you and nobody else;
• The terms have to be accepted before the account opens.

Verification is what stands between the account and the first payout, and it is the one piece of paperwork Megapari genuinely will not skip. It exists to stop somebody else withdrawing your money and to keep anyone under 18 off the platform. Do it early and it costs you nothing.

1. Fill in your details in the settings: name, date of birth, address;
2. Photograph an identity document, front and back, in daylight rather than under a lamp;
3. Where the check wants your address confirmed, send something carrying your name;
4. Wait. The status sits in the account, and the result comes by email or as a notice there;
5. Once it clears, the withdrawal button stops asking for anything else.

Everything that is not betting happens in one place. The list below is what sits behind the avatar in the corner, roughly in the order people use it.

• Cashier: deposits and withdrawals through M-Pesa, the banks, AstroPay and crypto, with every movement listed underneath;
• Bet history: what is running, what settled and at what price, going back to the first slip;
• Bonuses: which offer is active, what is still to clear, and what happens if you deposit again;
• Profile: contact details, password, and the notifications you would rather stop receiving;
• Verification: the documents you sent, what came back, and what is still outstanding;
• Limits: deposit, stake and session limits, a pause and self-exclusion, each one applying the moment you confirm it;
• Support: the chat opens from inside the account, with the account number already attached;
• Offers: what is running now, which mostly matters if you deposit more than once.

Five failures show up often enough to list. The first of them catches more people in Kenya than the other four together, and it has nothing to do with your phone.

People stop playing, and the account should go when they do rather than sit there. Closing it removes the login and the history. Take the balance out first, because after this it is gone.

1. Log in and open the account settings;
2. Find account management, then the closure option;
3. Withdraw whatever is left and say why you are closing it;
4. Support confirms the request in writing, and the account goes after that.