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No deposit no bets, and the stake amount naturally scales with the deposit amount. Bet365 offer for UK users a variety of deposit methods, including cards, e-wallets and bank transfers. You can rest assured that all payment methods are processed via secure channels and most transactions are completed instantly. Before you begin, please note that the minimum deposit amount will vary depending on the method.
Funding your Bet365 account takes just a few steps, as long as you have something to deposit. Check out the available funding methods and get started, the steps are below.
Enter your username and password, the steps are the same for the website or mobile app.
Simply find and click the “Fund” button.
Choose from the many options available, such as a debit card, e-wallet or bank transfer. Enter the deposit amount: check that the amount corresponds to the minimum requirement for the method you have chosen (somewhere more, somewhere less).
Check the details (better twice) and send. The funds will be on your balance immediately or, at worst, within a few minutes. Your basis for betting is ready!
So, what are the features and restrictions for each of the deposit methods? Each has its own limits and technical requirements, look below, navigate and choose the best one for yourself.
Deposit Method | Minimum Deposit | Maximum Deposit | Fee | Processing Time |
UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm) | 4 | 855 | None | Instant |
NetBanking | 4 | 4,274 | None | Instant – Up to 15 minutes |
Debit/Credit Cards (Visa, Mastercard) | 3 | 1,709 | None | Instant |
Skrill | 3 | 17,094 | None | Instant |
Neteller | 9 | 25,641 | None | Instant |
AstroPay | 4 | 5,983 | None | Instant |
If you have already installed the Bet365 app, then you can rest assured – making a deposit here is just as convenient as on the desktop version of the site. Any of your mobile devices will do. Once you have logged in, the account replenishment function can be found right in the main menu.
Of course, you want it to be fast, and that’s understandable. That’s why we’re happy to report that most deposits at Bet365 are processed instantly. Payments via debit cards, e-wallets such as Skrill or Neteller, and services such as AstroPay usually appear in your account within seconds. Bank transfers, including NetBanking, are also fast, but can sometimes take up to 15 minutes, this is not up to us, but up to the provider. In any case, you will find all supported methods and expected processing times in the account replenishment menu, see details there. If the funds are not received immediately, it is recommended to wait a little and check the balance again (there may be a technical delay), and if they still have not arrived, feel free to contact support.
So, what to do if you seem to have completed all the steps indicated above for a deposit, but the account is still not replenished? Let’s figure it out.
First, check the transaction history, you need to make sure that the payment has actually been processed. It’s just that some methods, such as bank transfers, may take a little longer than other deposit methods.
Okay, you checked, it was processed. If the funds are still missing after a reasonable wait, you should contact Bet365 support. However, if you want to figure it out on your own first, check out our FAQ section.
You can contact our support team via live chat or email, both options are available 24/7 (live chat is naturally the fastest). When contacting us, be sure to provide detailed information (the deposit method used, the amount, and the estimated transaction time).
Bet365 offers a secure and easy deposit system. Several popular payment methods are supported. Most deposits are processed instantly. Debit cards, e-wallets, and bank transfers are available. Limits are flexible, and Bet365 does not charge any additional fees. Making a deposit is equally easy on both desktop and mobile devices. In case of problems, you can always contact the 24/7 support team.
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