Fast Payouts in ₦: Crypto and Partner Options

BC Game supports 20+ crypto wallets and selected third-party payment from your gaming account in Nigeria. Minimum withdrawal is ₦5,000. Maximum per request is ₦10,000,000. Popular options include Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and Litecoin, plus Binance Pay and vetted P2P partners. A first deposit bonus offers a 180% match, or 300% if you deposit within 7 minutes of signup. T&Cs apply. 18+.

Fast ₦ payouts via 20+ wallets: Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, Binance Pay, P2P; withdrawals ₦5k–₦10m; deposit bonus

BC Game withdrawal methods in Nigeria: limits, time, and fees

You can withdraw using crypto wallets or third-party payment options available in Nigeria. No commission is charged by the platform on withdrawals. Minimum withdrawal is ₦5,000. Maximum per request is ₦10,000,000. Typical processing time is instant to 2 hours after approval, subject to network conditions and verification.

Payment Method Min Withdrawal Max Withdrawal Withdrawal Time Fees
Bitcoin (BTC) Wallet ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 10–60 mins after approval No platform fee; network fee applies
Ethereum (ETH) Wallet (ERC20) ₦20,000 ₦10,000,000 15–90 mins after approval No platform fee; gas fee applies
Tether USDT (TRC20) Wallet ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 5–45 mins after approval No platform fee; network fee applies
Tether USDT (ERC20) Wallet ₦20,000 ₦10,000,000 15–90 mins after approval No platform fee; gas fee applies
Litecoin (LTC) Wallet ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 5–30 mins after approval No platform fee; network fee applies
Tron (TRX) Wallet ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 5–30 mins after approval No platform fee; network fee applies
Ripple (XRP) Wallet ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 5–30 mins after approval No platform fee; network fee applies
Binance Pay ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 Instant to 15 mins after approval No platform fee; partner fees may apply
Third-Party P2P Transfer (where available) ₦5,000 ₦10,000,000 15–60 mins after approval No platform fee; partner fees may apply
On-Ramp/Off-Ramp Partner to NGN (availability varies) ₦10,000 ₦10,000,000 30–120 mins after approval No platform fee; partner fees may apply

BC Game Nigeria withdrawal: quick steps to cash out

You can withdraw money once your account is verified and your balance covers the requested amount plus any network fee. Have your wallet address or partner ID ready.

Step 1

Sign in and open Cashier

Log in on the website or app. Go to Cashier, then choose Withdraw.

Step 2

Pick a payment method

Select a crypto wallet or a third-party option available in Nigeria. Confirm the currency and network.

Step 3

Enter amount and details

Type the withdrawal amount in ₦ or the crypto equivalent. Paste your wallet address or partner ID carefully.

Step 4

Complete verification if asked

KYC or 2FA may be required. Provide the requested information and confirm your identity.

Step 5

Submit and track your request

Send the withdrawal request. Check status in Transaction History and your email or in-app notifications.

Rules for payout: what applies to every BC Game withdrawal

All withdrawals follow platform rules for safety and compliance in Nigeria. Read these conditions before sending a request.

  • Identity verification required: KYC and 2FA may be needed before or during a payout. Provide accurate documents when prompted.
  • Payment method ownership: The destination wallet or partner account must be in your name. Third-party or shared accounts are not allowed.
  • Bonus and wagering: Complete wagering on bonus funds before cashout. A 180% or 300% welcome bonus has specific rollover rules.
  • Network and currency match: Use the correct chain for each token. A wrong network or currency can lead to loss of funds.
  • Limits and reviews: Minimum withdrawal is ₦5,000 and maximum is ₦10,000,000 per request. Extra checks may add time during high-risk reviews.
BC Game Nigeria withdrawal rules: KYC/2FA, own account, finish wagering, right chain/currency, ₦5k–₦10m per request.

Fix common issues: delays, address errors, and BC Game withdrawal time

If a payout is delayed or fails, check the points below and apply the quick fix.

  • Pending KYC: Complete verification in your account profile. Upload a valid ID and proof of address.
  • Bonus not cleared: Check wagering progress in Bonuses. Finish the rollover, then submit the withdrawal again.
  • Network congestion: Blockchain can be busy. Wait for confirmations or choose a lower-fee, faster network like TRC20 where suitable.
  • Wrong address or network: Review the address and chain before confirming. Cancel if still pending and create a new request correctly.
  • Name mismatch: Use a wallet or partner account that matches your account name. Update details or choose a matching method.
  • VPN or geo mismatch: Turn off VPN and access from Nigeria if required. Reattempt the request.
  • Multiple open requests: Too many pending payouts can queue. Wait for completion or cancel extras in Transaction History.
  • Security review: Unusual activity may trigger a check. Respond to any support email and enable 2FA for faster clearance next time.
Checklist to fix BC Game withdrawal delays: KYC, clear bonus, verify network/address, disable VPN, match name, 2FA

Customer Support for payout questions

Help is available if you need assistance during a withdrawal.

Customer support for payout questions: Live Chat, Help Centre, Email, X (Twitter), and Telegram assistance during withdrawals

FAQ

How long does a withdrawal take in Nigeria?

Typical approval is minutes. On-chain transfers usually arrive in 5–60 minutes, but it can take up to 2 hours during high traffic or reviews.

What is the minimum withdrawal amount?

The minimum withdrawal is ₦5,000 per request, subject to network-specific thresholds for some tokens.

Are there fees on withdrawals?

No platform fee is charged. The blockchain or partner may charge a network or service fee.

Can I withdraw to a Nigerian bank account?

Direct bank payouts may require a third-party partner. You can withdraw to crypto and convert to NGN through a partner or exchange.

Can I cancel a pending withdrawal?

You may cancel while it is still pending in the Cashier or Transaction History. Once broadcast on-chain, it cannot be reversed.

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