BOOKMAKER PAYMENT OPTIONS / METHODS
Bookmaker payment options may vary a little from one operator to another, but pretty much wherever you look you will have the same options when it comes to making a deposit. You will find slight variations when it comes to location and currency which will determine what deposit options that you have. You may have different options if you are depositing to a UK bookmaker from mainland Europe for example, or if depositing in a different currency.
Payment Options – size matters
Depending on the method of deposit you will find the maximum and minimum amounts differing.
Debit and Credit Cards
Use of Debit and credit cards is not longer possible for UK customers.
Prepaid Vouchers
Ukash and Paysafecard are examples of Prepaid vouchers where you can exchange cash for vouchers to safely use on the internet for purchases. These are generally going to have the smallest deposit limits of all methods.
Bank Options
You can get funds directly from your bank a bookmaker by a few methods. These are going to be the slowest options to getting your betting account funded. A wire transfer for example could take up to 10 banking days to get processed and another disadvantage is there are usually high minimums on bank options. A direct bank transfer is the quickest of the baking options as it gets processed in around 3 days and will usually have a massive maximum limit. The slowest of all can be a good old fashioned cheque which can take up to a month to actually get the funds cleared into your betting account.
