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Cashier

Deposits and withdrawals at Alebora

Paying in £20 is enough to start playing, and that same £20 floor applies as soon as you want to take winnings out, whichever route you choose.

Withdrawals do not go beyond £5,000 over seven rolling days, then £15,000 over a full month, in favour of the highest VIP tiers, which have wider allowances. The detail below shows, route by route, what becomes available at once and what calls for a little patience.

Mastercard Skrill Bitcoin Visa Tether USDT Neteller Google Pay Ethereum Bank transfer Apple Pay Litecoin
Funding a balance

The payment methods accepted

Nothing is withheld by the site when you fund your account. Bank transfer is the only one that stands apart: it starts at £50 and follows the interbank calendar.

Crediting speed and the amount limits, route by route.
Method Minimum deposit Credited Limit per transaction
Bank transfer£501 working day, 3 at most£10,000
Debit cards£20Instant£4,000
Google Pay and Apple Pay£20Instant£2,000
E-wallets£20Instant£5,000
Cryptocurrencies£20InstantNo limit
Taking winnings out

Deposit and withdrawal limits

The £5,000 weekly mark covers all of your withdrawals together, not each route taken separately. A larger balance therefore comes back to you in several payments, period after period.

The clock starts once the internal review is complete, which takes 24 hours at the very most.
Payment method Minimum Processing Weekly limit
E-wallets£20Within 1 hour£5,000
Debit cards£201 working day, 3 at most£5,000
Cryptocurrencies£20Within 1 hour£5,000
Google Pay and Apple PayNot applicableWithdrawal not possibleNot applicable
Bank transfer£502 working days, 5 at most£5,000

Verification and the route a withdrawal takes

Your supporting documents are requested once only, at the very first withdrawal: valid photo ID, an address document issued within the last three months, and something proving that the payment route belongs to you. Later requests call for nothing more, unless your bank details change or the amount sits well outside the ordinary.

The circuit stays the same every time. Money goes back first to the instrument used to fund the account, without exceeding the amounts paid in, in line with anti-money-laundering obligations. One caution: a bonus whose conversion is still unfinished disappears if the request goes in too early.

Request from the cashier

Choose where the funds should go, enter an amount between £20 and whatever is left of your weekly allowance, then confirm.

Internal approval within 24 hours

The finance team looks at the account, where the staked money came from and the state of the document file. Saturday night rushes aside, the green light often comes within a few hours.

Payment by the method chosen

The instruction goes out to the e-wallet named, the blockchain address supplied, the card on file or the bank account given, according to the times in the table above.

Arrival

The money appears at your end. A blockchain transaction can be followed publicly on the ledger; by card, the rest depends on the issuing bank.

Transaction security

Every cashier screen runs on 256-bit SSL: the information entered never travels to our servers in the clear. Your personal documents and your bank details sit in separate stores, reserved for the compliance team alone, and never go out to the game studios or to commercial partners.

An anti-fraud system reviews each transaction: consistency between the declared identity and the instrument used, detection of multiple cards, monitoring of deposits followed immediately by a withdrawal request. That filter accounts for most of the cases held up for more than a few hours.

  • 256-bit SSL applied across the whole cashier flow.
  • Card number masked: only the last four digits remain, shown as they are.
  • Mandatory return to the instrument used to fund the account, with no exception.
  • Personal documents stored away from bank details, then deleted at the end of the statutory period.
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Funding an account

£20 is already enough to claim the welcome offer. The wagering rules, meanwhile, are set out plainly on the bonus page, and are worth reading before any deposit.

See the bonus terms

Frequently asked questions about payments

Does the cashier charge any fees?

The platform charges nothing at all, in either direction. Any deduction comes from elsewhere: your bank, the e-wallet operator, or the blockchain itself. The network cost of a bitcoin transfer moves with congestion, and a card denominated outside sterling often adds a conversion margin.

Can I withdraw to a different method from the one I deposited with?

No. The closed loop rule sends money back to the instrument that funded the account, up to the amounts paid in. Since Google Pay and Apple Pay accept no withdrawals, anything paid in through them is returned by bank transfer or to a card, to an account whose ownership was established during the document check.

Does my bonus survive an early withdrawal?

No: cashing out before the 40x requirement is met wipes out what remains of the bonus along with any winnings attached to the free spins. Your own funds are untouched. The cashier shows how far the conversion has progressed, so look at that counter before confirming anything.

Why is my request still pending?

An internal review comes before every payout and takes at most 24 hours. It stretches out when the document file was never completed, when an uploaded image turns out blurred, or when the amount goes past the seven day allowance of £5,000: the excess then rolls over to the following week on its own.

Is money sent in crypto converted into pounds?

Yes, the account runs in pounds sterling only. An arrival in ethereum, tether, bitcoin or litecoin is converted at the rate recorded at the moment of the transaction, and the mechanism runs in reverse when you withdraw. A small gap between the two conversions is therefore possible whenever the rate moves in between.