10bet payment methods for the bonus

10bet payment methods for the bonus: which ones qualify

The 10bet casino welcome offer is a 100% match up to £25 on the first deposit, made within 7 days of registering with the casino bonus selected. The offer terms exclude two methods by name: Skrill and Neteller. 10bet’s help centre doesn’t publish a list of deposit methods, so the list below comes from published listings of the 10bet cashier; confirm in the cashier before you deposit.

“Not named as excluded” is not the same as confirmed eligible. The offer summary we hold lists only Skrill and Neteller, but full terms can add others, so read the payment clause before choosing. For the rest of the offer, see the 10bet casino bonus review, and for payment methods across the market, our casino bonus payment methods hub.

Why Skrill and Neteller deposits miss out on the 10bet bonus

Skrill and Neteller are both e-wallets run by Paysafe Financial Services Limited, authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority as an e-money issuer. Their own terms, including Skrill’s account terms of use (opens in a new tab) and Neteller’s terms of use (opens in a new tab), prohibit payments for unlicensed or illegal gambling, which a UK-licensed casino isn’t. The exclusion comes from 10bet’s bonus terms, not from the wallets.

10bet doesn’t explain the exclusion, and many UK casinos have a similar rule. The effect is simple: if your qualifying first deposit goes through Skrill or Neteller, no bonus is added, and the offer is tied to the first deposit, so a later card deposit won’t usually bring it back. You can still use those wallets for ordinary play without a bonus. Our Skrill and Neteller casino bonus page and the guide to how payment exclusions work explain the background.

Trying to get round a payment exclusion, for example by routing an excluded wallet through another service, risks the bonus and its winnings being removed. If you want the bonus, simply use a method that qualifies.

Debit cards: the simplest route to the 10bet bonus

A Visa or Mastercard debit card is the most straightforward choice for the welcome offer. It isn’t excluded, it is accepted for withdrawals, and 10bet’s help centre says card withdrawals take up to 2 business days. Under gambling law, a debit card payment is one taken from a bank account by a card that isn’t a credit token, which is why debit cards remain allowed when credit cards are not.

One thing can stop a card deposit: a gambling block on your bank account. If you set one up, the card will be declined at 10bet, and that is the block doing its job. Our debit card casino bonus guide covers cards in more detail, including the Visa and Mastercard pages.

PayPal and the 10bet welcome bonus

PayPal is listed among 10bet’s deposit methods and isn’t named in the welcome offer’s exclusions, unlike at Coral and Ladbrokes, where PayPal deposits don’t qualify for the welcome spins. Check 10bet’s full terms before relying on it, as the payment clause can change.

PayPal itself only allows gambling payments to approved merchants in places where gambling is legal, as its help page on what gambling activities PayPal prohibits (opens in a new tab) explains. And because the UK credit card ban covers e-wallets, PayPal payments to a casino must not be funded by a credit card. Our PayPal casino bonus page compares PayPal’s status across our partners, and why PayPal deposits are excluded explains the pattern at other sites.

Apple Pay and Pay by Bank at 10bet

Apple Pay is listed for 10bet deposits and isn’t named as excluded. It isn’t a separate source of money: the payment is taken from the card stored in your Apple Wallet, so it must be a debit card. Since 10bet’s app is available on iOS (version 16 or later), Apple Pay is a natural fit for iPhone users. Our Apple Pay casino bonus page covers how it works with bonuses.

Pay by Bank uses open banking: you approve the payment in your own banking app and the money moves straight from your account, without card details. It is listed for 10bet and not named as excluded. One point to know: some banks’ card-based gambling blocks don’t cover bank transfers or open banking payments, so if you rely on a block, check what yours covers. See our Pay by Bank casino bonus guide.

paysafecard and other prepaid options

paysafecard is a prepaid voucher: you buy a 16-digit code in a shop and pay online with it, with no bank details shared. UK vouchers come in £10, £25, £40, £50, £75 and £100 values. It is listed for 10bet deposits and isn’t among the named exclusions for the welcome bonus, though some other casinos exclude it, including Coral and Ladbrokes for their welcome spins.

A voucher code isn’t an account that money can be paid back into, so you will need a card, e-wallet or bank account to take money out; check how the cashier handles this before depositing. The paysafecard casino bonus and prepaid card casino bonus pages go further.

Withdrawing to your payment method at 10bet

10bet’s help centre names three withdrawal categories, each with its own published time.

10bet doesn’t publish withdrawal fees or a minimum withdrawal, so check the cashier. Whatever method you use, your own deposit balance can be withdrawn at any time under UK guidance; the bonus and its winnings only once the wagering is done, with bonus winnings capped at £1,000. The 10bet withdrawal time page has worked dates by weekday.

Using 10bet payment methods for the bonus: step by step

1. Register as a new UK customer aged 18+ and select the casino welcome bonus at sign-up.
2. Pass the age and identity checks that UK casinos must complete before you can deposit.
3. Set a deposit limit at the prompt shown before your first deposit.
4. In the cashier, choose a debit card or another method not excluded by the terms; avoid Skrill and Neteller.
5. Enter an amount up to £25 for the full 100% match, above any cashier minimum.
6. Confirm within 7 days of registering, then check the bonus is credited before you play.

If the bonus is missing after a qualifying deposit, contact support before placing any bets. 10bet’s UK phone line is 0808 175 0550, from 08:00 to 23:00 daily. Our answer on why a bonus wasn’t credited lists the usual reasons, a payment exclusion being near the top.

Methods you can’t use: credit cards and credit-funded wallets

Gambling with a credit card has been banned in Great Britain since 14 April 2020. The Gambling Commission’s announcement of the ban on gambling with credit cards (opens in a new tab) explains that it covers online and offline gambling, except non-remote lotteries, and that it extends to credit card payments made through e-wallets and similar services. Operators accepting e-wallets such as PayPal or Skrill are expected to check the funds weren’t loaded by credit card.

So if your PayPal account’s backup payment is a credit card, change it to a debit card or bank account before depositing at 10bet. The same goes for cards in Apple Pay. Our credit card ban page has the detail.

Bank gambling blocks and payment-based safer gambling tools

Many UK banks let you block gambling payments. The Commission lists Bank of Scotland, Barclays, Halifax, HSBC, Lloyds, Monzo, NatWest, RBS, Santander and Starling as offering one. Blocks vary: some cover only card payments, so open banking or bank transfers may still go through; HSBC’s debit card restriction covers digital wallets; Monzo makes you wait out a cooldown you choose, or contact support if you’ve spoken to it about gambling before.

Choosing a payment method can be a safer gambling decision as much as a bonus decision. If you want a firm barrier, a bank block plus GAMSTOP (opens in a new tab) self-exclusion covers both payments and accounts. The free National Gambling Helpline is on 0808 8020 133, 24 hours a day. Our safer gambling page explains all the tools.

How 10bet’s bonus payment rules compare with our other partners

Payment exclusions vary a lot between casinos, which is why it pays to check before depositing. The table uses each partner’s offer terms as last checked on 5 October 2026.

Among the 10bet payment methods for the bonus, the list of exclusions is short by comparison: PayPal and paysafecard, which miss out at Coral and Ladbrokes, aren’t named in its exclusions. Our PayPal vs debit card bonus comparison and the guide to choosing a payment method for a bonus help weigh the options.

10bet and Casumo: payment rules for the welcome bonus

For a deposit match, 10bet and Casumo are the two partners to compare. Both are 18+, new customers only; terms apply.

• 10bet: 100% match up to £25 on the first deposit within 7 days of sign-up, with the casino offer selected. Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded. Wager the bonus 10x on slots within 3 days; maximum bonus winnings £1,000.
• Casumo: 50% match up to £100 on the first deposit, minimum £20, opt-in required. Wager the bonus 10x within 7 days, £5 maximum bet with an active bonus. Game, play and payment restrictions apply, so read Casumo’s payment clause before choosing a method.

See Casumo payment methods for the bonus or the Casumo vs 10bet bonus comparison. A bonus doesn’t change the house edge on any game, so pick your deposit amount as a spending budget, not an investment.

18+. Gambling should be entertainment that costs money, not a way to make it. Decide a budget before you play: set a budget. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.