eNETS

eNETS is a Singapore-based online payment service that lets users pay directly through participating local banks. At supporting sites you authenticate in your bank’s online portal and the deposit is transferred from your account. It is a Singapore-focused rail, and in Singapore remote gambling is lawful only when offered by Singapore Pools, the one operator GRA licenses for it.

eNETS is a prominent online payment provider in Singapore that works with your existing bank account to make secure transfers to online merchants and many eNets accepted betting sites. It has only ever been accepted by a limited number of gambling sites targeting Singapore, and no Skrill route makes it an option at mainstream gaming sites today — Skrill no longer lists eNETS as a funding method.

eNETS exists as a subsidiary of the NETS payment system that Singaporean banks teamed up to established back in 1985. Customers with most major banks in Singapore have long used NETS debit cards to make payments, get cash and go shopping at local businesses and services. The group later established eNETS as a way to make secure payments online.

Depositing to betting sites is accomplished via one of two methods. eNETS Debit now works with internet banking at DBS, OCBC, Standard Chartered Bank and UOB, so a payment can be taken straight from your banking balance at those banks. Alternatively, eNETS facilitates credit and debit card payments via JCB, MasterCard, Visa and American Express.

Betting sites that accept eNETS deposits directly are a rarity, and online gambling is in any case unlawful in Singapore unless it is offered by Singapore Pools — the only operator licensed for remote gambling.

The Former Skrill Route for eNETS Deposits

Most sites do not accept standard eNETS deposits, and the old workaround of loading a Skrill wallet with eNETS is no longer available. Singapore also blocks access to unlawful remote gambling services and the payment transactions associated with them.

The route ran through setting up an e-wallet with Skrill (which itself is hugely popular in online gaming) and then using eNETS to load that wallet. It is set out here as background rather than as instructions: taking part in unlicensed remote gambling is an offence in Singapore, and since 1 January 2025 the Singapore Police Force has blocked access to unlawful remote gambling services and the payment transactions associated with them.

Can I Withdraw via eNETS?

No. eNETS is provided by Singaporean banks for payments only. Withdrawals will need to be requested back out through some other method.

Is eNETS Secure?

Yes. eNETS was originally established by Singapore’s largest financial institutions. The service has a long track record for safety. This is not a third-party payment provider; this service is directly tied to the biggest banks in Singapore.

eNETS is recorded for one market on our own country pages, Singapore.