Deposit with cards, e-wallets, or crypto in minutes

  • Visa / Mastercard — Deposits post instantly, with a typical minimum of $10 and a per-transaction cap around $5,000 (your bank may apply its own limits).
  • Maestro — Usually credited within seconds, starting from $10, with single-deposit limits commonly set up to $2,000 depending on your card issuer.
  • Skrill — Instant top-ups from $10, with a typical maximum of $10,000 per deposit and occasional extra verification for larger amounts.
  • Neteller — Deposits are immediate, with a usual $10 minimum and per-deposit limits commonly up to $10,000 based on account status.
  • PayPal — Credits right away from $10, with per-transaction limits typically in the $2,000–$5,000 range depending on your PayPal profile.
  • Bank Transfer — Processing takes 1–3 business days, with minimums typically from $50 and upper limits set by your bank and the receiving intermediary.
  • Bitcoin (BTC) — Network-confirmation time is usually 10–60 minutes, with a typical minimum around $20 (or crypto equivalent) and no fixed top limit beyond wallet and risk checks.
  • Tether (USDT, TRC-20) — Credits after a few minutes once confirmed, with common minimums from $10 and practical caps driven by wallet limits and compliance checks.

Supported Currencies At LetsBet

  • EUR (Euro)
  • USD (US Dollar)
  • GBP (British Pound)
  • CAD (Canadian Dollar)
  • AUD (Australian Dollar)
  • NOK (Norwegian Krone)
  • PLN (Polish Zloty)
  • BRL (Brazilian Real)
  • Visa / Mastercard — withdrawals are processed in 1–3 business days, with limits of €20–€2,000 per transaction.
  • Bank transfer (SEPA) — processing takes 2–5 business days, with limits of €50–€10,000 per withdrawal.
  • Skrill — requests are approved within 0–24 hours, with limits of €10–€5,000 per transaction.
  • Neteller — processing takes 0–24 hours, with limits of €10–€5,000 per withdrawal.
  • PayPal — withdrawals are approved within 0–24 hours, with limits of €10–€3,000 per transaction.
  • ecoPayz — processing takes 0–24 hours, with limits of €10–€5,000 per withdrawal.
  • Bitcoin (BTC) — approval takes up to 24 hours, then the transfer typically confirms in 10–60 minutes, with limits of €20–€15,000 per request.
  • Ethereum (ETH) — approval takes up to 24 hours, then the transfer typically confirms in 2–15 minutes, with limits of €20–€15,000 per request.

Deposit And Withdrawal Limits At LetsBet

LetsBet sets fixed minimums for deposits and withdrawals, while maximums depend on the payment method and the account’s verification status. Unverified accounts face tighter caps and longer cashout processing, and LetsBet applies stronger limits to bank transfers than to cards and e-wallets.

LetsBet tracks limits in a rolling 24-hour window and counts both successful and reversed transactions toward the daily cap. If a request exceeds the limit, the cashier rejects it and you need to split the amount into smaller transactions or wait for the 24-hour window to reset.

  • Min. deposit: €10
  • Max. deposit: €5,000 per transaction
  • Min. withdrawal: €20
  • Max. withdrawal: €2,500 per transaction
  • Daily limit: €10,000 combined deposits + withdrawals per 24 hours

LetsBet Fees And Where They Apply

LetsBet does not charge a separate casino-side commission on deposits or withdrawals. The amount you request is the amount LetsBet sends from its side, and any deduction you see at the point of payment comes from the payment method itself rather than the casino.

Fees are possible on the payment provider side, and they depend on the method and currency. Card deposits can include a processing fee set by the bank or card network, and some banks treat gambling-related payments as cash-like transactions, which can add extra charges. E-wallets and instant bank transfers may apply their own service fees, and crypto withdrawals can be reduced by the network (miner) fee and, on some methods, an exchange spread if the provider converts between currencies.

LetsBet shows the payable amount before you confirm a transaction, so provider fees are visible at checkout when the method supports it. If a fee is charged after the fact (for example, by your bank), it will appear on your bank or wallet statement rather than in the LetsBet cashier line item.