7Bit Casino payment methods, limits and currencies

The hosted terms explicitly name Visa and Mastercard for deposits. They also refer to e-wallets and bank transfers, but do not identify individual wallet services or banks in the payment details. Treat the named methods as document-stated options, not a promise that every option will be available for every account.

• Visa and Mastercard: both appear as deposit methods in the terms, which also describe card payout routes.
• E-wallets: mentioned as a deposit category, without a named wallet list in the payment details.
• Bank transfers: mentioned as a deposit category, without bank-specific limits or crediting times in the payment details.
• Paysafe transactions: the terms identify Vixatrix Limited as the processor. This does not establish which specific Paysafe options are available to an individual account.

The terms list the following accepted currencies. A currency appearing in this list does not establish that every payment method supports it, so check the combination of method and currency before authorising a deposit.

No crypto-to-fiat exchange

The document expressly states that there is no crypto-to-fiat exchange. Do not plan a deposit on the assumption that cryptocurrency can be converted into a fiat balance inside the casino. Confirm the funding currency and intended withdrawal currency before sending money. The cryptocurrency code DOG is reproduced exactly as it appears in the terms; check the precise asset and any network instructions rather than relying on an assumed abbreviation.

The card payment entries do not specify a minimum deposit. The terms state a 20 EUR minimum for fiat withdrawals, but that is not a deposit threshold. They do not establish deposit maximums, fees or crediting times. These figures are document-stated details, not confirmation of payment availability in Ireland.

An accepted currency is not permission to play from every country that uses it. The terms list USD and CAD but prohibit real-money play from the United States and from Ontario and New Brunswick in Canada. Their restricted-country list also includes the United Kingdom and Ukraine, among other locations, but not Ireland. Ireland's absence from that list does not confirm that 7Bit Casino accepts players there; the brand is not verified as licensed by GRAI in Ireland.

The same terms prohibit using a VPN to bypass geographical restrictions and warn that doing so may lead to confiscation of winnings. For card payouts, they require a personal card issued in a supported country. These are document-stated conditions; they do not establish player acceptance or licensing in Ireland.

A deposit method should be considered alongside the available payout route. The hosted terms describe Visa withdrawals through OCT and Mastercard withdrawals through Payment Transfer. They also set the following cash-out conditions.

• Minimum fiat withdrawal: 20 EUR or equivalent; the maximum varies by method.
• General withdrawal caps: 10,000 EUR per rolling 7 days and 40,000 EUR per month.
• Progressive jackpot exception: the terms say these wins are paid in full and do not count towards the general caps.
• Processing target: the casino aims to process withdrawals within 72 hours of approval, rather than within that period from the initial request.

Verification can delay access to funds

According to the terms, withdrawals remain pending until verification is complete, and KYC review may take up to 30 working days after all documents have been provided. They also state that an account is locked and the withdrawal cancelled if the player cannot be reached within 2 weeks of a withdrawal request. The processing target therefore should not be read as a total cash-out deadline.

See the withdrawal guide for more on payout limits and verification. If a method, charge or transaction status is unclear, consult the customer support information before making another payment.

Decide what you can afford to lose and do not treat gambling as an investment or chase losses. Keep essential spending separate. For guidance, see the responsible gambling guide.