Multi Payment Options

 Welcome to the payment options page on Computer Repair Skills at MegaTech We understand that everyone has unique needs when it comes to making payments, especially with the variety of currencies and platforms available in different countries and regions. That’s why we’ve made sure to offer multiple payment methods to ensure convenience for all.

Payment Options:


1. For the USA and USD Payments:  

   If you're based in the USA, or simply prefer to make payments in US dollars, this option is for you! It's especially useful if your country or region doesn't support the other payment options. Click the button below to make a direct deposit to our US business bank account.

Click on this button below to pay in USD

Pay to a USA bank account



2. For African Countries (Local Currency):  

   This payment option is supported by most African countries, allowing you to pay in your local currency such as Ghanaian cedi, South African rand, and more. The payment gateway is powered by Selar.co. Simply select the payment button with the Selar.co caption to proceed with your payment.

Click on this button below to pay via selar.co payment gateway

Pay via selar.co



3. For Nigeria (Direct Deposit):  

   If you're located in Nigeria, you can choose to make a direct deposit to our Nigerian bank account. This option is only available for payments made within Nigeria.

Click on this button below to pay to Nigerian Bank account

Pay to a Nigerian Bank account



4. For Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts:  

   We also support payments through cryptocurrency, specifically USDT (TRC20), Tron, and BNB Smart Chain. Please note, BTC and Ethereum are currently unavailable. Select the crypto payment button to complete your transaction.

Click on this button below to pay with crypto currency

Pay via crypto currency


5. Pa through Western Union:

Send your payment for the course via western union money.

Click on this button below to pay with western union money

Pay with western union money


We encourage you to select the payment option that best suits your needs and make your payment securely. Your course awaits!

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