Deposit methods

American Express (Amex) is the third most popular credit card brand on Earth. Unlike Visa and Mastercard, Amex generally issues credit cards itself, giving it more control over how they are used. This means that it is able to make more decisions about how they are used, such as banning their use for gambling.

Bank wire transfer is a method of sending funds electronically from one person or a business to another. Western Union is the most recognized name in this field and came into existence in 1872. This method of payment can be costly as a fee is deductible from the original amount of money.

Bitcoin is a payment provider option, that is being embraced by an ever-increasing number of online gaming websites. Some are tied to a particular wallet service, whereas others work with multiple wallets. As the value of Bitcoin fluctuates, the amount of your winnings can change, while the payout is in progress.

MasterCard is an American corporation with its headquarters in New York. It is used throughout the world to process payments between banks. One of its innovations is the introduction of prepaid debit cards, for consumers who do not have a bank account. MasterCard sponsors many sporting teams and events, including the NewZealand rugby team.

Neteller is a money transfer service, primarily used for online gambling payments, forex trading and social network transactions. It was founded in 1999 and is now owned by Paysafe Group Limited. Accounts can be opened in any one of 26 currencies, loading money from debit or credit cards or by bank transfer.

PayPal is an American financial company with its headquarters in California. It is mainly known as a payment processor for online auction sites and commercial enterprises. PayPal was founded in 1998, initially only used for Palm Pilot payments, and at the time was known as Confinity. It now has over 240 million registered users.