Casino payment methods for New Zealand players
How each method performs in practice: deposit speed, real withdrawal time, fees, minimums, and whether your bank is likely to interfere.
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Bitcoin casinos
Every casino we recommend takes Bitcoin for deposits and withdrawals, and most describe crypto payouts as instant to 24 …
Deposits: 1–3 network confirmations (about 10–30 min at a normal fee) · Fees: Casinos: none published. Exchange send fee 0.000015–0.0001 BTC (about A$2–11). Network fee under A$1 for most of the past year, A$15+ in a spike
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Ethereum casinos
Every casino we recommend takes Ethereum deposits on its own cashier, and all but two also pay out in ETH, most of them …
Deposits: 2–10 network confirmations (Ethereum blocks every 12 s); most cashiers credit within minutes · Fees: Casino: none stated. Gas: under one cent at September 2026 levels, A$1–8 when the network is busy. Exchange withdrawal: 0.003 ETH at Independent Reserve, floating elsewhere
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Litecoin casinos
Litecoin does Bitcoin's job at a casino cashier for a fraction of the fee, and every casino we recommend takes it: 2.5-m…
Deposits: 2–6 confirmations, about 5–15 minutes · Fees: Network fee under a cent; exchange withdrawal fee about 0.001 LTC; no casino fee stated
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USDT casinos
Tether (USDT) is a dollar-pegged token that every casino we recommend accepts for deposits, and all but two pay withdraw…
Deposits: Credited after one confirmation: seconds on Tron, up to ~13 minutes on Ethereum · Fees: Casinos: none stated. Network: ~6.4 TRX on TRC-20, US$2–10 on ERC-20; exchanges add 1–2.50 USDT to withdraw
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Visa & Mastercard casinos
Every casino we review except the crypto-only LTC Casino takes Visa or Mastercard for deposits, but Australia's 2024 cre…
Deposits: Instant · Fees: None published by our casinos; AU banks add a 3% international fee; credit cards may be charged at cash-advance rates
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Apple Pay casinos
Apple Pay at an offshore casino is your Visa or Mastercard debit card in a different wrapper: same bank rules, same 3% f…
Deposits: Instant · Fees: Apple charges nothing; ANZ, CommBank, NAB and Westpac add 3% international fee to the card underneath; credit cards may be charged as a cash advance
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E-wallets casinos
An e-wallet sits between your bank and the casino: you load it once, pay from it instantly and get paid back into it wit…
Deposits: Instant · Fees: Casinos publish none; wallets charge 0–3% to load by card, free to 3% to withdraw to a bank, 1–4.49% on currency conversion