• Our selection of methods for casino payments
• The stages of deposits and withdrawals with us
• Player verification for payouts
• What affects payment processing times and limits
• Fees and currency handling
• Supported cards and bank rails
• E-wallets and crypto deposits
• A note from the cashier

Our selection of methods for casino payments

Who fund your account is the first real step inside our casino, so we keep the cashier focused and predictable. We support the rails our players already use at home, which means cards, e-wallets, instant bank transfers and a Bitcoin option for those who prefer digital assets. Limits, thresholds and speed vary by method, and the next table lists the smallest permitted deposit our cashier supports for every rail alongside typical processing periods and any fee we apply. The minimum funding amount for cards is 10 EUR, e-wallets as well start at 10 EUR, bank payment requires 50 EUR, and Bitcoin deposits begin at 0.0002 BTC.

As dragon link jackpot mini minor major grand, we treat every payment rail as a product in its own right rather than a checkbox. Cards clear through familiar schemes, e-wallets route through regulated processors, bank transfer is processed through SEPA-style rails, and Bitcoin sits on our own on-chain verification node. We deliberately avoid obscure prepaid products that complicate refunds and chargebacks. If a method is not listed below, we do not accept it for live play. For a clearer view of «dragon link jackpot mini minor major grand», compare the practical details rather than relying on promotional headlines.

Payment methods and their characteristics

Method	Example minimum amount to deposit	Typical processing time	Fee we apply
Visa / Mastercard	10 EUR	Instant to balance	None from us
E-wallets	10 EUR	Instant to balance	None from us
Bank transfer	50 EUR	1-2 banking days	None from us
Bitcoin	0.0002 BTC	After 1 block confirmation	Network charges only

The stages of deposits and withdrawals with us

Every deposit and each payout moves through a consistent set of stages inside the cashier, and the same five-stage model governs every rail. The stages below describe how a typical deposit moves from your particular method to playable balance, and how a withdrawal travels from a locked balance back to your account. We set out these stages because most support tickets we receive relate to one of them, and reviewing them first typically removes the guesswork.

• Method selection: the player chooses a rail from the cashier.
• Amount entry: minimum, we apply the published minimum and your chosen amount.
• Authentication: the bank, e-wallet or network approves the request.
• Balance crediting: funds land in your playable balance.
• Confirmation: the cashier marks the transaction complete.

Deposit and withdrawal process stages

Payment stage	Deposit behaviour	Withdrawal behaviour
1. Method selection	Choose a rail	Choose a payout rail
2. Amount entry	Minimum applies	Minimum applies
3. Authentication	Bank, e-wallet or network approval	Internal fraud and source-of-funds check
4. Balance movement	Funds land instantly or after the bank window	Funds released to the payout rail
5. Confirmation	Cashier marks deposit complete	Receipt issued to the player

Player verification for payouts

We verify each account before the first withdrawal, and we verify again whenever a payout crosses a threshold flagged by our processor. The reason is straightforward: card rails, electronic wallet rails and on-chain Bitcoin transactions all share one weakness, namely that stolen instruments can be used without delay unless the receiving side demands identity proof. We therefore ask for a government photo ID, a proof of address and, for cards, an image of the card showing solely the last four digits.

Verification is handled by our compliance team during business hours, and we aim to clear usual documents within twenty-four hours. If a document is unreadable or expired, we email the player a precise reason instead of a generic request. We do not store full card numbers or full bank credentials; solely the masked last-four and the IBAN or wallet ID remain on file.

What affects payment processing times and limits

Cards and e-wallets typically settle immediately on our side, but the player's own bank or wallet can add an authorisation delay. Bank account transfer is processed through regular rails and therefore takes one to two banking days to clear, even though we release the money from balance as soon as we receive the request. Bitcoin deposits depend on a single on-chain confirmation, which is typically ten to thirty minutes under normal network launch.

Withdrawal limits scale with account status and chosen rail, and our cashier shows the live figure for every transaction. Internal reviews pause any payout that looks unusual against the player's own deposit history, and we notify the player the moment that review opens. These pauses are rare, but they protect both the player and our cashier from automated abuse.

Fees and currency handling

Our casino does not charge deposit fees on any rail listed in the cashier table, and we do not apply a withdrawal fee on cards, electronic wallets or bank transfer. The only fee that moves through our cashier unchanged is the Bitcoin network fee, which we display before the player confirms the transaction. Currency conversion is handled at the cashier's quoted mid-market rate plus a small transparent spread that we publish on the banking page.

We show the conversion rate in the cashier at the moment the player enters the amount, not at the moment the bank clears the transaction. If a player deposits in one currency and withdraws in another, the same published spread is applied in reverse. We treat rate transparency as part of the product, not as a marketing line.

Supported cards and bank rails

Cards remain the most common deposit rail among our players, and our cashier accepts Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards issued in the EEA. Some issuers treat gaming deposits as cash-equivalent and apply their own surcharge; we cannot remove that surcharge, but we show the warning in our cashier before the player confirms. Prepaid cards work when they support online gaming MCC codes, and we disable those that do not.

Deposits by bank payment use SEPA-style rails for euro balances and similar local rails where available, with a stated minimum that reflects the cost of moving funds through the clearing system. Payouts by bank account transfer leave our cashier inside one business day and arrive within one to two working days, depending on the receiving bank.

E-wallets and crypto deposits

Electronic wallet deposits and withdrawals are the fastest rail for most of players at our casino, and the cashier treats them as a separate product line with its own minimum and limits. Money carry between the wallet provider and our cashier in seconds, which is why we recommend e-wallets for players who prefer to distinct gaming spend from a main bank account. Supported wallets include the names players typically use for online shopping and travel.

Bitcoin deposits are processed through a single network confirmation, which keeps the rail honest without making the player wait a full hour. We add the funds to the balance at the rate locked when the transaction enters our node, not at the moment it confirms. Withdrawals in Bitcoin are processed after the usual payout review and then broadcast right away to the network.

A note from the cashier

We offer the cashier ourselves instead of outsourcing it, which is why the same team that approves withdrawals as well decides which rails appear on the page. Our aim is to keep deposits straightforward, keep payouts transparent, and keep the language around fees and limits the same across every rail. If a payment information item is missing from this page, the cashier will still show the running value at the moment the player approves the payment.