The amount lands on the mobile bill or is taken off the prepaid balance. It needs no account, no card and no sign-up with a payment service — only the confirmation on the phone.
Three limits that work together
- Per transaction. Often between ten and fifty euro.
- Per month. The provider caps the sum that may run over the bill.
- No withdrawal. A phone bill cannot take money in.
The cost is not in the cashier
Many mobile providers charge a surcharge on third-party payments. It does not turn up in the casino cashier but on the mobile bill, and that is why it gets overlooked so regularly when routes are compared.
What it is good for
A small first deposit, when no other route is to hand. For anything beyond that — and for every withdrawal — a second route is needed anyway, and it is better set up straight away. The seven routes side by side.
Where the buttons on this page lead
The casino the buttons on this page lead to
A cashier in six currencies, a licence that can be looked up in the authority's own register, and a bonus whose wagering factor is written as a number in the terms.
- 150 % on the first depositfrom the equivalent of 20 euro
- Six currencies at the cashiercard is not one of them
- Licence in a public registersearchable by domain
18+ · play only with a limit you set beforehand
More on payment methods
The remaining pages of this section, each on a question of its own. Payment methods at an online casino pulls them together.
Paysafecard
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PayPal
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Klarna and Sofort
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Trustly
Answers what a direct bank connection changes at the cashier.
Credit card
Answers why a card refund stops at the deposited amount.
Crypto
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