Deposit options at Heybets: cards, wallets, and crypto

  • Visa β€” Instant deposit; minimum €10, maximum €5,000 per transaction, with occasional 3D Secure checks taking up to 2 minutes.
  • Mastercard β€” Funds post instantly; minimum €10, maximum €5,000 per transaction, and some issuing banks add a short authorization step (up to 1–2 minutes).
  • Skrill β€” Instant top-up; minimum €10, maximum €10,000 per day, once your Skrill account is verified.
  • Neteller β€” Instant deposit; minimum €10, maximum €10,000 per day, with an extra confirmation step if you use a new device.
  • Apple Pay β€” Instant deposit on supported devices; minimum €10, maximum €3,000 per transaction, confirmed with Face ID/Touch ID in seconds.
  • Bank Transfer (SEPA) β€” Processing takes 1–2 business days; minimum €50, maximum €25,000 per transfer, and the sender name must match your casino account.
  • Bitcoin (BTC) β€” Credits after network confirmations (typically 10–60 minutes); minimum €20 equivalent, maximum €50,000 per day, based on the live exchange rate.
  • Tether (USDT, TRC20) β€” Usually credits within 1–15 minutes; minimum 20 USDT, maximum 50,000 USDT per day, and deposits sent on the wrong network are not recoverable.
Key details

Heybets Payment Processing Times

MethodDeposits (credited)Withdrawals (processing)Notes
Visa / MastercardInstant1–3 business daysCard withdrawals can be routed as a bank refund; the bank can take 1–5 extra business days to post.
E-wallet (Skrill/Neteller)Instant0–24 hoursName on the wallet must match the casino account; first withdrawal can take longer if verification is pending.
Bank transfer1–3 business days2–5 business daysBanks apply cut-off times and intermediary routing; weekends and bank holidays don’t count.
Crypto5–30 minutes (network confirmations)15 minutes–2 hoursTime depends on the coin and network load; an extra confirmation step applies before broadcast.
PrepaidInstantNot supportedWithdrawals go to an alternative method (e-wallet, bank transfer, or crypto) under Heybets’ withdrawal rules.
  • Visa β€” Processing takes 1–3 business days, with withdrawals from $20 to $5,000 per transaction.
  • Mastercard β€” Processing takes 1–3 business days, with withdrawals from $20 to $5,000 per transaction.
  • Bank transfer β€” Processing takes 2–5 business days, with withdrawals from $100 to $25,000 per transaction.
  • Skrill β€” Processing takes up to 24 hours, with withdrawals from $10 to $10,000 per transaction.
  • Neteller β€” Processing takes up to 24 hours, with withdrawals from $10 to $10,000 per transaction.
  • Bitcoin (BTC) β€” Processing takes 15–60 minutes after approval, with withdrawals from $30 to $50,000 per transaction.
  • Ethereum (ETH) β€” Processing takes 15–60 minutes after approval, with withdrawals from $30 to $50,000 per transaction.
  • MuchBetter β€” Processing takes up to 24 hours, with withdrawals from $10 to $7,500 per transaction.

Supported Currencies At Heybets

  • USD (US Dollar)
  • EUR (Euro)
  • GBP (British Pound)
  • CAD (Canadian Dollar)
  • AUD (Australian Dollar)
  • NZD (New Zealand Dollar)
  • NOK (Norwegian Krone)
  • PLN (Polish ZΕ‚oty)

Heybets does not charge an internal fee for deposits or withdrawals. The amount you request is the amount Heybets processes on its side, and the casino does not add a separate β€œcashier commission” at checkout.

Payment system fees can still apply because they are set outside the casino. Banks may charge for card deposits, currency conversion, or international transfers; e-wallets can take a percentage for funding the wallet or withdrawing to a card; crypto networks require a miner fee that changes with network load. If a payment method applies a fee, it appears in the payment provider’s confirmation screen or your bank statement, not as a Heybets line item.

Heybets does not take a fee for changing payment methods inside the cashier, but the provider can charge when you switch rails (for example, card β†’ bank transfer, or crypto β†’ fiat conversion). The only β€œcost” controlled by Heybets is the payout method availability; the fee itself stays on the provider side.