Casino Rocket Banking: Deposits and Withdrawals
As it aims to appeal to a global audience, you can use a variety of currencies (including cryptocurrencies) at Casino Rocket. Expect US dollars, euros, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand dollars to be accepted as well as Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Tether (USDT) and Ethereum.
In terms of the banking options that you have open to you, this is what you can expect to see at Casino Rocket:
Deposits
The deposit methods available are:
- VISA
- MasterCard, Maestro
- Skrill
- Neteller
- EcoPayz
- Bank Transfers
- Venus Point
- Paysafecard
- Neosurf
- CoinsPaid
Withdrawals
The withdrawal methods available are:
- VISA
- MasterCard
- Skrill
- Neteller
- EcoPayz
- Bank Transfers
- CoinsPaid
Whatever banking option you choose to deposit with, you are looking at a minimum deposit limit of at least $10. This can rise to $15 with one or two options, such as e-wallets and prepaid vouchers. Upper limits of $6,000 are in place, but these can be altered in line with Casino Rocket’s responsible gambling tools. No fees are applied to deposits, and most (with perhaps the exception of bank transfers) should land instantly.
Cashing out your winnings will also see a pending transfer period of up to 24 hours. However, you can speed this process up by going through the KYC process as soon as you deposit. Aside from pending times, withdrawal speeds range from a few hours with e-wallets, up to 3-5 days with card and bank transfer options. This is, of course, provided you have cleared any outstanding wagering requirements, and been through the KYC step, as mentioned.
Withdrawals must be worth at least $20 – $30 with most payment options, although there are exceptions. Bank transfers, for instance, must be worth $200 and no less. Withdrawals are capped at $7,500 a week, and $15,000 a month. That is relatively low, really. However, as mentioned, you can raise the roof on those cashouts by climbing the rungs of Casino Rocket’s VIP ladder. On the upside, there are no hidden fees attached to withdrawals, save for any which are decided by the payment providers themselves.
