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iFortuna Meeza: Egypt’s own card, ready to play

Meeza is Egypt’s national card scheme, issued by local banks as debit and prepaid cards. Enter the card in the cashier and confirm with your bank.

18+18+ only. Set a deposit limit before your first spin.

  • Local group
  • EGP currency
Violet bank card sliding into a reader with the iFortuna logo, Meeza logo plate in front

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Meeza at a glance

How to top up with Meeza

  1. Pick Meeza (or card) in the iFortuna cashier.
  2. Enter the card number, expiry date and security code.
  3. Confirm with the one-time code from your bank.
  4. Play with the balance in EGP.

A card made in Egypt

Meeza cards are issued by Egyptian banks and settle in EGP, so there is no currency conversion between your account and iFortuna.

Debit or prepaid

A prepaid Meeza card is a tidy way to fund play: load a set amount and the card itself becomes your budget.

Online payments switched on

Some banks ask you to enable online payments for a Meeza card first. Turn it on in your banking app or at the branch, then add the card in the cashier.

Your next spin starts here: top up with Meeza at iFortuna.

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Meeza

Local card, local currency

A first Meeza deposit of 1,200 EGP or more brings the second free bet and 100 spins.

18+ · Welcome offer terms at iFortuna.

Quick answers

iFortuna: what players in Egypt ask

Meeza questions: the card, the currency and prepaid cards.

Fund your account
01What is a Meeza card?

Egypt’s national payment card, issued by local banks as debit or prepaid cards.

02Is there a currency conversion?

No, Meeza cards work in EGP like your iFortuna balance.

03Can I use a prepaid Meeza card?

Yes, prepaid cards work like debit cards in the cashier.