Neteller: a wallet between your bank and the casino
Methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
Neteller is another international e-wallet, from the same group as Skrill. It sits between your bank or card and the casino: you load the wallet, pay from it and receive payouts into it where the cashier allows. Like other wallets, it is convenient for speed and privacy and often limited when it comes to bonuses.
Depositing with Neteller
- Select Neteller in the cashier and type the amount.
- Read the promotion terms for wallet exclusions first.
- Approve the payment with your wallet login or security code.
- Confirm the bonus attached, if you chose one.
Bonus eligibility
Wallet deposits are commonly excluded from welcome offers and some reloads. The same promotion can accept a card and refuse a wallet. If you want a particular bonus, choose the method after reading the terms, not before. The method-by-method view is on the payments hub.
Withdrawals
Payouts can usually return to the same wallet, which must be in your name. If you also deposited by card, the site may split the payout between card and wallet according to what was paid in by each. From the wallet you can move the money to your bank, subject to the provider's fees.
Keeping the account consistent
Use one wallet per person and the same email across wallet and casino where possible. Mismatched names or several wallets on one account can stall verification at the first withdrawal.
Example of a split payout
Deposits: 50 by card, 100 by Neteller; winnings 250 with no bonus active (illustrative example, not a Magnumbet term). A typical cashier might return 50 to the card and the remaining 200 to the wallet.
Wallet fees
The wallet provider may charge for loading money, sending it to your bank or converting currency. These fees are separate from anything the casino charges; check the provider's fee page.