Top up with cards, e-wallets, or crypto
- Visa â Card deposits are processed instantly, with a typical minimum of âŦ10 and a maximum of âŦ2,500 per transaction.
- Mastercard â Mastercard payments post right away, and KonjoBet sets the same âŦ10 minimum with a âŦ2,500 limit per deposit.
- Apple Pay â Apple Pay works as an instant deposit option, with limits starting at âŦ10 and reaching âŦ1,000 per payment.
- Google Pay â Google Pay credits the account immediately, and deposits run from âŦ10 to âŦ1,000.
- Skrill â Skrill deposits are instant, with a âŦ10 minimum and a âŦ5,000 cap per transaction.
- Neteller â Neteller processes deposits instantly, with limits from âŦ10 up to âŦ5,000.
- Bitcoin â Bitcoin deposits are confirmed after network approval, and KonjoBet accepts transfers from âŦ20 up to âŦ10,000.
- Bank Transfer â Bank transfers take 1 to 3 business days, with a minimum deposit of âŦ100 and no fixed upper limit from the payment side.
Payment Processing Times at KonjoBet
| Method | Deposit time | Withdrawal time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visa / Mastercard | Instant | 1 to 3 business days | Card deposits post right away. Withdrawals need card verification first. |
| E-wallet | Instant | Up to 24 hours | Skrill and Neteller are processed faster than bank-linked methods. |
| Bank transfer | 1 to 2 business days | 2 to 5 business days | Processing depends on the sending and receiving bank. |
| Crypto | 10 to 60 minutes | Up to 24 hours | Timing depends on blockchain confirmation speed and network load. |
| Prepaid | Instant | Not available | Prepaid cards work for deposits only and do not support cashouts. |
- Bank cards â Visa and Mastercard withdrawals are processed in 1-3 business days, with a minimum cashout of 20 EUR and a maximum of 5,000 EUR per transaction.
- Bank transfer â Wire transfers take 2-5 business days, and KonjoBet sets a minimum withdrawal of 100 EUR with higher limits approved for verified accounts.
- e-Wallets â Skrill and Neteller payments are usually completed within 24 hours, with limits starting at 10 EUR and capped at 2,000 EUR per request.
- Cryptocurrency â Bitcoin and USDT withdrawals are handled in 15-60 minutes after approval, with a minimum of 25 EUR equivalent and no fixed upper limit for fully verified users.
- Prepaid vouchers â Some voucher-based cashouts are processed in up to 24 hours, with a minimum withdrawal of 15 EUR and smaller payout caps than bank methods.
- Instant bank pay â Open Banking withdrawals clear in 1-2 business days, with a 20 EUR minimum and transaction limits that depend on the linked bank account.
- Local payment services â Domestic transfer options are paid out in 1-3 business days, with limits set by region and account verification level.
- Mobile wallet â Withdrawals to supported phone wallets are completed within 24 hours, with a 10 EUR minimum and a 1,000-2,500 EUR ceiling per payout.
Deposit and Withdrawal Limits at KonjoBet
KonjoBet sets separate limits for deposits and withdrawals, and the exact figures depend on the payment method you choose. Card payments, e-wallets, and bank transfers do not follow the same thresholds, so the amount you can send or cash out can change from one option to another. Account verification also matters, because unverified accounts usually face tighter processing rules than fully verified ones.
The practical limit is the one shown in the cashier before you confirm the transaction. That screen is the only place where the current floor, ceiling, and daily cap are shown for your selected method. If the payment channel changes its own rules, KonjoBet adjusts the available range to match it.
- Min. deposit: Depends on the payment method selected
- Max. deposit: Depends on the payment method selected
- Min. withdrawal: Depends on the payment method selected
- Max. withdrawal: Depends on the payment method selected
- Daily limit: Set by the payment method and account status
KonjoBet Fees
KonjoBet does not charge a separate casino fee for account registration, deposits, or standard withdrawals. The amount you see in your cashier is the amount the casino processes on its side, so there is no internal commission added by KonjoBet itself.
Fees can still appear on the payment provider side. Bank cards, e-wallets, and cryptocurrency services may apply their own processing costs, conversion charges, or network fees, and these depend on the method you choose rather than on KonjoBet.
In practice: the casino side is fee-free, while the final cost depends on the payment system, your currency, and your bank or wallet provider. The exact charge is shown by the payment service before you confirm the transaction.