Slots Deposit Methods 2018

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There are dozens of different deposit options available to slots players these days, with newer and more creative options being unveiled every year. The following rundown should give you enough information to figure out which methods will work best for you, depending on where you live and what you have available for use.

Here is a partial list of the most common deposit options offered by most slots sites:

Credit Cards and Debit Cards: Using a card to make payments has always been one of the easiest ways to make payments online. Simply input your card information and the transaction will be processed instantly, giving you money to play with in your casino account within seconds. However, be aware that credit cards are often rejected, based on the policies of the credit companies and individual banks. Visa appears to have the highest acceptance rates, while American Express is rarely accepted at any online casino. American players will find their cards are rejected more often than those in most other countries, as well.

E-Wallet Sites: If you have an account at a payment processing site like PayPal, Moneybookers, NETeller or several others, you may be able to use that account to make payments into your gambling account. The ability for you to use this method will vary depending on where you live, as well as the site. In the United States, few if any e-wallets will allow you to make casino deposits using their services. PayPal in particular has restrictive policies that limit the number of sites it may be used with. However, if e-wallets are an option for you, then they’re often the best way to go; payments are processed quickly, and you may also use them to withdraw your winnings.

Checks and eChecks: Many online gambling companies will still accept an old-fashioned check for deposits. However, this method takes a long time to clear, due in large part to the fact that you’ll have to physically send a check to the company. Until the check has cleared – which can take as long as several weeks from the date you send it – you will not have funds available to play with.

A quicker option is the eCheck, which is an electronic version of a paper check. This secure funding method can be processed online, cutting the turnaround time by weeks. However, eChecks are usually only available to players who have already successfully made deposits by other methods, making them less useful for new accounts.

Bank Transfers: Some casinos will allow you to initiate a wire transfer from your bank account to an account they specify. This is possibly the most secure and foolproof method of sending funds to your online gambling account.

Other Methods: While those above are the most common, there are a few others you may consider if none of them meet your needs. For instance, several prepaid systems exist, such as UKash, a voucher system that’s available in dozens of countries. Other players may be able to use money transfers through services like Western Union to fund their accounts. In some rare cases (particularly in the UK), you may even be able to go to a land-based bookmaker and pay in person using cash that can be credited to your online account.

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