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Slotoro payment methods for UK players: which routes work in both directions
Slotoro takes deposits from €10 (£8.48) with most methods and pays out from €10 (£8.48) through e-wallets and crypto, €45 (£38.14) through Visa or Mastercard and €50 (£42.38) through bank transfer. Paysafecard and Satispay are deposit routes only. Pounds in this guide are conversions at the ECB rate of 1 EUR = 0.84763 GBP.
Method by method: where money can go in and where it can come out
| Route | Methods listed | Withdrawal minimum | Rule or deposit note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cards | Visa/Mastercard, Maestro, Nexi CartaSi, Postepay | Visa/Mastercard €45 (£38.14) | Cardholder name must match the account owner |
| Bank routes | Bank Transfer, Rapid Transfer, Klarna, Sofortüberweisung, MB Way, Interac, Überweisung | Bank transfer €50 (£42.38); Interac €10 (£8.48) | Klarna and Sofortüberweisung are deposit methods |
| E-wallets | Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Jeton, MuchBetter, AstroPay, Revolut | Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, AstroPay and Jeton €10 (£8.48) | The e-wallet e-mail must match the registration e-mail |
| Crypto | Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, Dogecoin, BNB, TON, TRON, USD Coin, Binance Pay | €10 (£8.48) for each coin | Deposits run from €10 to €30, with Bitcoin at €30 (£25.43) |
| Prepaid | Paysafecard, Satispay | Not in the withdrawal table | Deposit only |
RegisterPounds, euros and the currency you pick at registration
The account currency is chosen at registration from EUR, USD, CAD, CHF, DKK, HUF, NOK, NZD, PLN, RON and SEK, or from eight crypto assets, and it cannot be changed afterwards. Sterling is not on that list, which is why this page quotes euros first. Choosing EUR shows amounts in euros, and Slotoro states that supported currencies carry no conversion fees. The pound figures here are reference conversions, not a cashier quote.
The costs and the speed wording Slotoro puts on record
Bitcoin deposits start at €30 (£25.43) because of network fees. Slotoro also reserves the right to retain a fee equal to its costs when funds that were never used in gameplay are withdrawn. Deposits cannot be refunded once Pay has been clicked.
On speed, Slotoro says two things: e-wallets and crypto are typically the fastest, while bank transfers and card cashouts may take longer because of banking processing.
Rules that stop a payment, and the cash-out that cancels a bonus
- A card in someone else’s name is prohibited, and the name on any card has to match the account owner.
- An e-wallet must carry the e-mail address used at registration.
- KYC is mandatory before the first withdrawal. The KYC policy also asks for verification once a player’s transactions total USD/EUR 1,000 (£847.63 at the euro figure), and the refund policy asks for identification if a requested withdrawal exceeds one thousand US dollars. Each of the three is a separate statement.
- The card photo shows both sides, with the first six and last four digits visible and the CVV2 obscured.
- A welcome stage has to be activated before the deposit that triggers it, and the standard minimum deposit is €10 (£8.48).
- A withdrawal before the wagering is complete forfeits the active bonus funds and any unused free spins.
A deposit is started from the Cashier button in the top menu: sign in, press Cashier, choose a method and follow the instructions.
A €30 balance: which route still works
With €30 (£25.43) in the account, a bank transfer (€50, £42.38) and a Visa or Mastercard cashout (€45, £38.14) are both out of reach, while any e-wallet in the withdrawal table or any crypto route clears the €10 (£8.48) minimum. Paysafecard is not in the withdrawal table.
FAQ: Slotoro payment questions from UK players
Is a selfie part of payment verification?
The KYC policy lists a photo of the user bearing the documents required for verification. A handwritten note showing the registration e-mail, the date of the request and a confirmation code is also described, and a video or phone call with support is possible in some cases.
What changes if I used a no-deposit offer?
KYC must be completed after any no-deposit bonus, and at least one deposit is needed afterwards to satisfy anti-money-laundering requirements.
Are minimums quoted in local currencies?
For HUF, PLN, RON and SEK there are local-currency minimums, for example 3,000 HUF or 20 PLN.
Are Revolut and MuchBetter in the withdrawal table?
No. The e-wallets in that table are Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, AstroPay and Jeton.
Who handles the payments?
Briantie Limited, acting as an authorised agent for Wiraon B.V., with an office in Limassol, Cyprus.
Who can answer a payment question out of hours?
Live chat and e-mail run 24/7, with no bots.