To ensure secure and seamless transactions, your withdrawal method must match the deposit method that generated your winnings. This process is part of what’s called a “closed transaction loop,” which helps us verify the origin of funds and comply with security regulations. When requesting a withdrawal, the method must correspond to how you made your deposit.
Here's how it works:
| Deposit Method | Withdrawal Method |
|---|---|
| Credit/ Debit/ Prepaid card | Credit/ Debit/ Prepaid card, Bank transfer |
| Apple Pay | Apple Pay, Bank transfer |
| Bank transfer | Bank transfer |
| Aircash | Aircash Marketplace |
| Aircash A-bon | Aircash, Bank transfer |
Skrill Skrill 1-Tap | Skrill, Bank transfer |
| Neteller | Neteller, Bank transfer |
| Paysafecard | Paysafecard, Bank transfer |
| Betano Cash | Bank transfer |
| PayPal | PayPal, Bank transfer |
Examples:
Example 1: Deposits made with a card can be withdrawn either back to the same card or via bank transfer, as long as the account is registered in your name.
Example 2: Wallet deposit methods (e.g., PayPal): Winnings from e-wallet deposits can be withdrawn to the same wallet or via bank transfer, as long as the account is registered in your name.
Example 3: No deposit/ free game winnings: If you haven’t made a deposit and your winnings come from free bets, free spins, golden chips, or risk-free tokens, you can only withdraw via bank transfer, as long as the account is registered in your name.
This process, known as the closed transaction loop, ensures that all withdrawals are processed securely and efficiently according to the source of funds.
All withdrawal requests, regardless of the method, will be reviewed by the responsible department to verify the origin of funds and ensure compliance with security policies.