Which payment methods does 1xSlots take on a EUR account?
Cards, bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller, AstroPay, Binance Pay and three coins: every row below takes a deposit and pays it back the same way. Of the 80 methods casino.guru counts across the regional cashiers, these are the ones a named review board saw working.
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Coin or card: which one pays you back sooner?
| Method | Payout time | Our view |
|---|---|---|
| Coins: Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum | 0-24 hours | The fast lane on the Cryptogambler timing, and the Argentine daily El Día, cashing out with its own money, got coins back in 2 hours. |
| Card: Visa or Mastercard | 3-5 business days | Days slower on the AskGamblers timing, and the lane most readers already carry in a pocket. |
Which methods take a 1xSlots deposit, and which pay it back
Two statuses in every row: the left one is the deposit side, the right one is the payout side. Yes appears only where a named review board or a cashier screenshot saw the method live. No means somebody looked and found it missing. Not confirmed means nobody has checked it yet. The source sits in the last column of the same row. One caution about the timing column: it measures the payout side, and it says nothing about how fast a deposit lands.
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal | Payout time | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa / Mastercard | Yes | Yes | 3-5 business days | AskGamblers · Cryptogambler |
| Bank transfer | Yes | Yes | 3-7 business days | AskGamblers · Cryptogambler |
| Skrill | Yes | Yes | about 24 hours | AskGamblers · Cryptogambler |
| Neteller | Yes | Yes | about 24 hours | AskGamblers · Cryptogambler |
| AstroPay | Yes | Yes | about 24 hours | casino.guru · Cryptogambler |
| Binance Pay | Yes | Yes | about 24 hours | casino.guru |
| Bitcoin | Yes | Yes | 0-24 hours | Cryptogambler |
| USDT | Yes | Yes | 0-24 hours | Cryptogambler |
| Ethereum | Yes | Yes | 0-24 hours | Cryptogambler |
Accepted for deposits
- Visa / Mastercard
- Bank transfer
- Skrill
- Neteller
- AstroPay
- Binance Pay
- Bitcoin
- USDT
- Ethereum
Cards and bank transfer are the boring half of that list, and the half I would expect most readers to reach for first. The wallets, Skrill, Neteller and AstroPay, sit in the middle of the table on timing. The three coins are the fast end, and they carry a condition the fiat rows do not: a coin that lands on a euro balance gets exchanged, and the exchange costs 2%. That figure has its own page, along with the account type that makes it disappear: crypto account and the fees on a fiat one.
Is there a minimum deposit at 1xSlots, and where is the ceiling?
You came here for a number. Two of the rows below do not have one, and saying so plainly is the only honest option left.
| Limit or fee | What the sources say | Our view |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | No figure for a EUR account in any source. The cashier prints the floor of a method the moment the method is picked. | The one measured floor on a regional cashier is the ruble one, at 100 RUB by Respin. |
| Minimum withdrawal | Not published for a EUR account either. | Same gap, same fix: pick the method and read the screen. |
| Maximum withdrawal | The casino names no ceiling in euros, dollars, Bitcoin or Ethereum, by casino.guru and Cryptogambler. | The caps that bite in practice belong to the card issuer, the wallet and the coin network. |
| Fee from the casino | None on any method, on either side, by AskGamblers. | True as written. The money leaves at the exchange step in the row below. |
| A coin onto a fiat balance | 2% going in and 4% coming out, taken at the exchange into the account currency. | Zero between a coin and a crypto account, by Webopedia and Cryptogambler. |
| Before the first payout | 300% of the deposit wagered with real money, with a bonus or without one. | Worth counting before you fund, while counting is still cheap. |
Two blank cells in a limits table read badly, and I would rather they read badly than read wrong. The floor is a live number: the cashier recalculates it per method and per currency, which is exactly why nobody outside the account can quote one that stays true for a week.
The one threshold that does get published belongs to the bonus, and the two get mixed up constantly. The welcome package threshold is printed in the currency the casino sees, and for a peso account the rules put it at 2,000 ARS on the first deposit. For a euro account the mirror printed no figure at all. Either way that number buys the package and nothing else. The cashier keeps a floor of its own, unpublished, and a deposit under the package threshold still arrives as ordinary money.
Why a method is confirmed here and missing on another site
Because the two pages looked at different cashiers, or at the same one on different days. A status goes into the table above only when a named review board or a screenshot showed the method in a live cashier, and the row keeps the name of whoever saw it. A method nobody has checked stays Not confirmed even when the casino's own banner lists it. Every row in it can be traced back to whoever saw the method. The price of that rule is length: the table comes out shorter than the cashier behind it.
Regional cashiers are the second reason, and the bigger one. An account opened in rubles, pesos or rupiah gets its own list, its own floors and sometimes a source that flatly contradicts another about the same method. The ruble cashier is the clean example: Respin and a screenshot from a live account both show bank cards on the payout side and nowhere on the deposit side. On the Argentine cashier, El Dia recorded Mercado Pago with a floor while Estafa recorded it missing, so the peso table carries both names and no verdict. The euro table above is the euro cashier and nothing else.
There is a third reason, and it is the casino's. No page on the site collects methods, floors, timings and fees in one place. The rules describe the order of a deposit and a payout in words, the cashier shows the numbers once you are inside it, and between the two there is no published table to quote. So every figure on this page arrives with somebody's name attached to it.
Money on the balance in four steps
- Open the cashierThe deposit button sits next to the balance in the account header. The payout tab lives on the same screen, one tab over, and you will come back to it.
- Pick the methodMethods come in groups: cards, wallets, exchange services, coins. The floor of the method you pick appears on that same screen, before you type a sum.
- Type the amountBelow the floor the cashier declines the sum. Above it there is no ceiling from the casino side: the ceiling, where one exists, comes from the bank or the network.
- Confirm on the provider sideA card goes through the bank check, a wallet asks for its own login, a coin transfer waits for network confirmations. The balance moves when the provider reports the payment back to the cashier.
How long that last step takes is the figure nobody publishes. The rules give no crediting time, the review boards measured payouts and left deposits alone, and the cashier simply updates the balance when the provider reports the payment. What you always have is a status on both sides, and the section below is what to do with it.
The money left, the balance did not move
Start on your own side, because that is where the evidence is. A bank app shows the card payment as completed, declined or on hold; a wallet shows its own status; a coin transfer shows confirmations in the explorer of its network. Then open the payment history in the cashier and look for the same payment in it. The two together tell you which side is holding the money: a payment your provider calls completed and the cashier does not list at all has stopped somewhere between them.
The casino publishes no crediting time, so there is no deadline of its own to hold it to. The usable rule belongs to the provider: the moment your side says completed and the balance is still the same number, open the chat. It runs 24/7 and support@1xslot.com takes attachments. Have four things ready before you start the conversation, because they are what the first reply will ask for: the account id, the amount with its currency, the time you sent the payment, and the operation number. For a coin that number is the transaction hash, for a card the authorisation code from the bank, for a wallet the payment id in its own history. A screenshot of the receipt is worth more in that chat than any description of it.
The harder case is the one where the money neither arrived nor came back. The trace for that starts with the provider: the bank, the wallet or the exchange moved it, and only they can say where it stopped. The casino can confirm what reached its own account and nothing earlier in the chain, so ask support for the payment reference it sees and hand that to the provider. A coin sent on a network the cashier did not name for that coin ends up in the same place, and the coin side of the cashier works through that one.
How a 1xSlots withdrawal leaves, and why by the same route
Every method in the table above pays out, so on a euro account the same-method rule has very little to bite on. It bites on the regional cashiers, where some services only pay in, and it bites on the card-in, coin-out switch that the cashier refuses.
- 1Go back to the same cashierThe payout tab sits beside the deposit tab, and there is no separate page for it. A request is filed from the account only; the chat cannot place one for you.
- 2Pick the method the money came in withMoney goes back the way it arrived. Where a method has no payout side, the rules let the casino turn that route down and offer a substitute, and the choice of substitute belongs to the casino.
- 3Type the amount and the account detailsA coin needs an address and a network. A card or a wallet needs the details the deposit came from; a card the deposit never came from is the one request the cashier turns down on sight.
- 4Confirm and watch the statusThe casino approves first, the provider moves the money second. Processing on the casino side is put at 24 hours or less by AskGamblers and Cryptogambler, and the status in the cashier is what tells you which half you are waiting on.
Timing, in one line: coins 0-24 hours, wallets about 24 hours, cards 3-5 business days, bank transfer 3-7 business days. The top of the whole route comes from the casino itself: its rules put the processing of a request at up to 7 business days depending on the method chosen, and Webopedia publishes the same ceiling. The casino charges nothing on any of it. Method by method, with the refusals and what each one is fixed by, sits on the next page: how long a withdrawal takes and why it gets refused, and a request that has run past its own row has an article of its own.
Four things that hold up a first payout
Turnover. Before any withdrawal the casino wants 300% of the deposit wagered with real money, and bonuses have nothing to do with it: the rule runs on a bare account with no promotion attached anywhere on it. Cryptogambler hit it on a test deposit and Estafa built a complaint write-up on the same line, and in both the scenario reads the same way, funded, never played, asked for it back. Deposit a hundred and you have agreed to stake three hundred before the payout tab will listen to you.
Second, a bonus still in wagering. While a package is open its wager has to close before the balance is free, and a request filed in the middle waits in the queue behind it.
Third, a verification that has not finished. The paragraph above says how to get ahead of that one.
Fourth, and the dullest of the four: the request simply sits. It always has a status in the cashier, so open the payout tab and read it before doing anything else. If the status has not moved past the timing of the method, the chat works 24/7 and names the reason in plain words; support@1xslot.com is the slower channel that keeps a written record.
The account currency decides whether you pay for an exchange
The cashier in the table runs in EUR, and every floor, timing and percentage above belongs to that account. The currency is picked once, at registration, out of 130 fiat options, and it decides which cashier you get to see afterwards: an account in rubles opens a cashier with no cards on the deposit side at all, and an Argentine one opens a list with Mercado Pago argued over in it.
Coins sit on a separate branch. Pick a coin as the account currency and the account becomes a crypto account: the balance stays in USDT or Bitcoin, there is nothing to exchange, and the 2% and 4% vanish along with the exchange. The price of that is the welcome package, which the general bonus terms keep away from crypto accounts.
Two pages carry on from here, split by direction. The withdrawal page follows the money out: timing per method inside a live request, the turnover rule doing its work, and the four reasons a request comes back. The crypto page is for anyone paying in coins who wants the exchange arithmetic before the first deposit, because the account type decides whether that arithmetic applies to you at all. One level up sits the welcome package, where the deposit you make here turns into a bonus with a wager attached to it.
Five questions the cashier keeps getting
What is the minimum deposit?
None of the sources names one for a EUR account, and this page prints none. The floor of a method appears in the cashier the moment you pick the method. The only measured floor on any regional cashier belongs to the ruble one, where Respin recorded 100 RUB.
Can I deposit with a card?
Yes. Visa and Mastercard take a deposit on a EUR account and pay it back, by AskGamblers and Cryptogambler; the payout side of that row runs 3-5 business days. On some regional cashiers the same card works on the payout side only, so the list you see depends on the currency you opened the account in.
How long does a deposit take?
The rules give no figure for it, and neither does any review board: the measured timings all belong to the payout side. What the cashier does give you is a status on the payment, and the provider reports back before the balance moves. If the money has left your side and the balance has not moved, the chat runs 24/7 and support@1xslot.com takes the payment receipt.
Is there a fee on crypto?
Only where a coin meets a fiat balance: 2% going in and 4% coming out, taken at the exchange into the account currency. A coin sent to a crypto account stays a coin and pays zero either way, and the casino adds nothing of its own on any method. The crypto page does the arithmetic.
What is the turnover rule?
Before any withdrawal the casino wants 300% of the deposit wagered with real money, with a bonus or without one. Cryptogambler hit the rule on a test deposit and Estafa built a player complaint around the same line. What a payout request runs into is the withdrawal page.
Open the cashier and read your own list
Your list of methods, and the floor on each of them, is visible only from inside the account. The first thing I did here was open the payout tab on a zero balance, before a single euro went in, just to read what it asks for. Registration took about two minutes, nothing makes you fund anything, and the cashier opens on an empty account with the floors already printed. Read them before the money moves, because after that the rules read very differently.