The payment method you choose affects how fast you get paid and how much friction you face. Here is how the main options compare.
Cards (Visa, Mastercard)
Widely accepted for buying coins and instant. They are usually not used for payouts, so you need a second method to redeem.
Digital wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay)
Quick and private for purchases, with card details kept off the site. Redemptions typically use a different method.
E-wallets and bank-linked options (Skrill, Trustly)
Often supported for both purchases and redemptions. Payouts can be faster than a bank transfer once your account is verified.
Bank transfer and ACH
The default for larger prizes. Reliable, but can take several business days.
Crypto
Some casinos offer crypto payouts, which can be quick. Prices can move, and you need a wallet you control.
Choosing well
Pick a method in your own name, check for fees, and use the same method for purchases and redemptions where possible. Browse our payment method guides.
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