Bank transfer: paying in and cashing out

A bank transfer moves money directly between your bank account and the operator's. It needs a little more care than a card payment — reference numbers and exact names matter — but it is one of the most widely accepted ways to receive winnings.

Availability and limits depend on the operator and your account — check the cashier.

Depositing by bank transfer

  1. Choose bank transfer in the cashier and enter the amount.
  2. Copy the account details and the payment reference shown on screen. The reference links the money to your account.
  3. Make the transfer from an account in your own name, typing the reference exactly.
  4. Wait until the cashier shows the deposit; a transfer can take some time to arrive.

Some cashiers use an online-banking redirect instead, where you log in to your bank and approve a pre-filled payment.

Withdrawing by bank transfer

To withdraw, enter the account details in the cashier or confirm the ones saved from your deposit. The account must be in the same name as your betting account. After the operator approves the withdrawal, the bank transfer itself can take additional time depending on the banks involved. If your bank charges for incoming international payments, that cost is set by your bank.

When a transfer goes missing

The most common cause is a missing or mistyped reference. Keep the confirmation from your bank and send it to support; with the date, amount and reference they can trace the payment.

Online bank payments and redirects

Some cashiers offer a bank payment through a redirect: you choose your bank, log in to its familiar page and approve a pre-filled payment. This avoids typing account numbers and references by hand. Whether such an option exists, and for which banks, depends on the operator and your country. Whatever the route, the account you pay from should be the same one you would like to receive withdrawals into, which keeps verification simple.

Why transfers suit larger amounts

Transfers often allow higher limits than cards or vouchers and leave a clear record on both sides. For a bettor who keeps a monthly bankroll, a single transfer at the start of the month — and withdrawals back to the same account — makes tracking simple.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does a bank transfer deposit need a reference?
The reference tells the operator which account the money belongs to. Without it, the deposit may not be matched to your balance.
Can I withdraw to a friend's bank account?
No. Withdrawals go to an account in the same name as your betting account.
Who charges fees on a bank transfer?
Your bank may charge for sending or receiving, and the operator's own conditions are shown in the cashier.

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