To make a Betti deposit, you need an account, a payment method in your own name and an amount of at least £16.60. The steps above show the order, and the methods table shows what each option supports. Before you start, check that your card or e-wallet is in your name and that you are logged in on Betti's own website. The login page on this site explains how that works.
This guide covers what happens around the payment: the checks, the differences between methods and what to do if something fails.
What happens behind a deposit
Betti accepts Visa, Mastercard, Bank transfer, Paysafecard, MiFinity and Crypto for deposits. They fall into a few groups. Visa and Mastercard are card payments that run through your bank. Bank transfer moves money directly from your account. Paysafecard is a prepaid voucher, MiFinity is an e-wallet, and crypto is paid from a wallet outside the casino. Each group behaves differently when something goes wrong, so it is worth choosing the one you can trace most easily in your own records.
The amount you enter must reach the minimum of £16.60. Anything lower will not be accepted, however you pay.
Cards and the credit card ban
If you pay by card, it must be a debit card. Credit cards are banned for gambling in Great Britain, and a payment from one is likely to be declined by your bank. Visa and Mastercard are both listed as deposit methods, but that does not mean every card of those brands will work. A card issued abroad, a prepaid card or a card with gambling blocked may also be refused.
Name matching and identity checks
Betti requires identity verification. The usual practice is to ask for a photo ID and proof of address, and to expect the name on the payment method to match the name on the account. Paying from a card, bank account or wallet that belongs to someone else is a common reason for a payment or a document to be refused, so use only your own.
Doing the verification early, before you need to withdraw, avoids a delay at a later stage. The verification guide lists what is normally needed.
Licence and what it means for your deposit
Betti does not hold a licence from the UK Gambling Commission. It holds a licence from the Curaçao Gaming Authority. The rules that UK-licensed operators follow for age checks, deposit limits, time-outs and GAMSTOP do not apply to Betti. You can check any operator on the Gambling Commission's register before you pay.
Deposits and withdrawals use different lists
Some methods are listed for deposits only. Mastercard, Paysafecard and MiFinity are deposit methods in the table above, with no withdrawal listed. Visa, bank transfer and crypto are listed for both. If you want to know how you would get money back out, read the withdrawals guide before you choose a deposit method.
Deposits and bonuses
If you are depositing to claim an offer, read the conditions on the welcome bonus page first, because the amount you pay in may need to meet the offer's own minimum. T&Cs apply.
18+ · T&Cs apply
When a deposit does not go through
Most failed deposits come down to a few causes. Work through them in order before you contact anyone.
- The amount is too low. Check that you entered at least £16.60.
- The card details are wrong. Re-enter the card number, expiry date and security code. Check the billing address matches the one your bank holds.
- The card is a credit card. Credit cards cannot be used for gambling in Great Britain. Switch to a debit card or another listed method.
- Your bank has blocked the payment. Banks sometimes decline gambling transactions or ask you to approve them in your banking app. Check for a message or call from your bank, then try again.
- The name does not match. The payment method must be in your own name.
If one method keeps failing, try another from the list rather than repeating the same attempt several times. Repeated failed attempts can trigger a bank's fraud checks.
Paysafecard and crypto
With a prepaid voucher, the balance on it has to cover the amount you entered. A partly used voucher can cause a refusal. With crypto, check the wallet address and the network before you send, because a transfer sent to the wrong address or on the wrong network usually cannot be reversed. Only send what you are sure of.
The money has left your account but your balance has not changed
First check your bank or wallet statement to see whether the payment is complete or still pending. A pending card payment may not have reached the casino yet. If it shows as completed and your Betti balance has not changed, contact support. Live chat is available, and email is also an option. Support hours are 24/7 (live chat).
Have these details ready:
- the date and time of the payment
- the amount
- the payment method
- any transaction reference or screenshot from your bank or wallet
- the email address on your account
A document is rejected
If a deposit leads to a request for documents and an upload is refused, the cause is usually a blurred image, a cut-off corner, an expired document or a name that differs from the account. Photograph the whole document in good light and send it again. The verification guide goes through the common reasons in more detail.
If a problem stays unresolved after you have contacted Betti support, keep copies of your messages and bank records. They are the evidence you will need if you take the matter further.
Keeping your account and spending under control
Enter your password only on Betti's own website. Do not follow a link from an email, message or social media post to a login or cashier page, and do not share your details with anyone who offers to deposit on your behalf. If you are unsure whether a page is genuine, type the website address yourself. This site has no login or payment form.
Use a unique password that you do not use anywhere else, and log out on shared devices.
Decide how much you are willing to spend before you open the cashier, and treat that amount as the cost of entertainment, not as an investment. Because Betti is not licensed in the UK, you cannot rely on GAMSTOP to block access. If you want a deposit limit or a break, ask support what controls are available, or use a blocking tool on your own devices or through your bank. GAMSTOP covers UK-licensed operators, and GamCare offers support if gambling is becoming a problem.
Keep your documents and payment records together. A recent photo ID, proof of address and the statements for the method you use make any later check quicker to complete. Check your payment method statements regularly, so that you can match each deposit to the amount you meant to pay.
The safer gambling page on this site covers further tools and sources of help.