Neteller is an e-wallet accepted at most casinos that take Skrill, and it handles withdrawals as well as deposits. Its costs sit on the way in and out: most top-up methods cost 2.5% on Neteller's fee page, withdrawing to a bank costs 1.75% (minimum USD 3.50), and currency conversion costs up to 3.99%. Many casinos exclude Neteller deposits from their welcome bonuses.

Neteller quick facts

TypeE-wallet, with an optional Net+ prepaid Mastercard
DepositsYes, at most casinos
WithdrawalsYes, back to your Neteller account
Deposit timeInstant
Withdrawal timeThe casino's approval first (varies by casino); then the money is in your Neteller balance
Neteller feesTop-up: 2.5% for most methods (cards, Trustly, iDEAL), less for local bank deposits. Withdrawal to a bank: 1.75% (min. USD 3.50). Currency conversion: up to 3.99%. USD 5 a month after 6 months without activity
Where it worksMost countries; at casinos licensed in Great Britain, operators must not take credit card money through an e-wallet
CurrenciesMany; anything else is converted at up to 3.99%
VerificationNeteller's own ID checks, plus the casino's before the first withdrawal

How Neteller works at online casinos

You load money into Neteller from a card, a bank or another method, then pay the casino from that balance by logging in to Neteller from the casino cashier. The casino sees your Neteller account, not your card or bank details, and your bank shows the top-up to Neteller.

Neteller and Skrill belong to the same group, Paysafe, and work in much the same way. Neteller also offers a prepaid Mastercard, Net+, that spends your Neteller balance; paying with it in shops or online is free on Neteller's fee page.

Depositing with Neteller

  1. Top up your Neteller account. Most methods cost 2.5%; a local bank deposit costs 0% to 1% where it is offered.
  2. Open the casino's cashier, choose Neteller and enter the amount. Casino minimums for Neteller are usually around $10 to $20.
  3. Log in to Neteller in the window that opens, or enter your account ID and secure code, and confirm.
  4. The money is in your casino balance straight away.

Read the bonus terms before depositing. Many casinos list Neteller and Skrill among the methods excluded from welcome bonuses.

Withdrawing with Neteller

Casinos that accept Neteller deposits usually pay withdrawals back to the same Neteller account. The casino approves the withdrawal first, then the money appears in your Neteller balance.

From there you can spend it with the Net+ card, pay elsewhere, or withdraw to your bank for 1.75% (minimum USD 3.50, Neteller fee since 12 January 2026). Before your first casino withdrawal, expect ID, proof of address and sometimes a screenshot of your Neteller account; the names on both accounts must match.

Neteller fees and limits

From Neteller's fee page:

  • Top-ups: 2.5% for most methods, including Visa, Mastercard, Trustly and iDEAL; local bank deposit 0% to 1%; Paysafecard 0% to 5%.
  • Withdrawing to a bank: 1.75% of the amount, minimum USD 3.50.
  • Currency conversion: up to 3.99% (as little as 1% for VIP members).
  • Net+ prepaid Mastercard: free to pay in shops or online; 3.99% currency conversion.
  • Inactivity: USD 5 a month after 6 months without logging in or making a transaction.

On a $200 top-up by card, the 2.5% fee is $5, before the casino sees anything. Limits depend on how far you have verified your Neteller account and on the casino's own per-method limits.

Where you can use Neteller at casinos

Neteller is accepted at licensed and offshore casinos in most markets. In Great Britain, the Gambling Commission requires operators not to accept credit card money through e-wallets, so a credit-card top-up can't fund play at a UK-licensed casino. In Australia, licensed online wagering providers have not been allowed to accept credit cards since 11 June 2024.

Safety and privacy

Your card and bank details stay with Neteller. Use two-step verification, and log in only through the casino's cashier window or the Neteller app, never from an e-mail link.

A deposit you made and played can't be disputed because you lost it. Neteller's dispute process covers payments you didn't authorise or deposits that never reached the casino.

Downsides of Neteller

  • 2.5% on most top-ups.
  • 1.75% (min. USD 3.50) to withdraw to a bank, and up to 3.99% on currency conversion.
  • Often excluded from casino welcome bonuses.
  • USD 5 a month after 6 months without activity.

Spending controls

Load a fixed amount for play and don't save a card for instant top-ups; the balance then caps your deposits. Set deposit limits in your casino account, and see our responsible gambling page for self-exclusion tools and free help lines.

Alternatives to Neteller

  • Skrill: the same group's other wallet; card top-ups cost 1% on its UK fee page.
  • MuchBetter: no fee for paying or being paid by a merchant.
  • PayPal: fewer casinos, but free to receive in the same currency.
  • Mastercard debit: no wallet fees, and fast payouts where the casino's payment company supports them.

Neteller casino FAQ

Can I withdraw casino winnings to Neteller?

Yes. Casinos that take Neteller deposits usually pay withdrawals back to the same Neteller account after their approval and ID checks.

How much does Neteller charge?

Most top-up methods cost 2.5%, withdrawing to a bank costs 1.75% (minimum USD 3.50), and currency conversion costs up to 3.99%, per Neteller's fee page.

Do Neteller deposits count for casino bonuses?

Often not. Many casinos exclude Neteller and Skrill from welcome offers; check the bonus terms before you deposit.

What is the Net+ card?

A prepaid Mastercard that spends your Neteller balance. Paying with it is free on Neteller's fee page; currency conversion costs 3.99%.

Are Neteller and Skrill the same company?

Both belong to Paysafe and work in similar ways, but they are separate accounts with their own fees.

Sources

Checked 29 October 2026.