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Neteller

Neteller is a long-established e-wallet, a sister brand to Skrill, common at betting sites.

Overview

About Neteller

Neteller is a digital wallet from the Paysafe group, closely related to Skrill and similarly popular for betting. It supports instant deposits and fast withdrawals, and lets you transact without sharing card or bank details with the operator.

As with other e-wallets, some sites exclude Neteller from bonus offers, so review the promotion terms before depositing.

Neteller (www.neteller.com (archived)) is an old hand in the online betting business that has been processing payments for gamblers since 1999. Most major online betting sites accept Neteller for both payments and payouts.

A free account with gives you a safe place to store your money online, make payments and receive payments from betting sites that accept Neteller. One of the reasons so many people choose to wager at Neteller betting sites is that payments are processed instantly and the company is capable of handling very large transactions. If you regularly make online betting deposits and withdrawals online, a Neteller account will come in very handy.

How Betting With Neteller Works

A Neteller account acts as an e-wallet from which you can make deposits to betting sites, receive payouts and transfer money to your bank account. In other words, Neteller serves as a stopover point between your bank account and any betting site you use.

You can get started with Neteller by visiting the official website and signing up for an account. Once you have an account, you can link it to your bank account so you can quickly fund your e-wallet and receive payments from gambling sites that accept Neteller. You can also fund your Neteller account with a credit card, debit card and a wide range of regional payment methods.

Once you have funds in your Neteller account, you can use them at any merchant or betting site that accepts Neteller. All you have to do is log in to your betting website of choice and choose “Neteller” as your deposit method. Input your Neteller account, secure ID and amount to deposit. The funds will move from Neteller to your online gambling account instantly.

When you’re done, you can request your betting site to send the money back to your Neteller account. This also happens instantly in most cases. From there, you can ask Neteller to send the funds to you via bank transfer (10 USD), member wire (12.75 USD), a card payout or a transfer to Skrill.

I’ve always found it best to link my bank account to Neteller. That way, you can move money directly between your bank and Neteller quickly any time you need to make a deposit or want to be paid. A linked bank account allows you to move your money back and forth with just a couple clicks of the mouse.

Why Neteller Is Useful

  • Security: Neteller acts as a safeguard between your bank and any betting site you visit. When you deposit with Neteller, the gambling site never sees your banking information.

  • Speed: Both deposits and withdrawals are processed very quickly with Neteller.

  • Net+ MasterCard: Neteller offers all customers a debit card linked to their Neteller accounts. This debit card can be used anywhere MasterCard is accepted and to withdraw cash at ATMs.

  • Multiple Betting Sites: It is faster to use Neteller to move money from one site to the next because you don’t have to wait for the withdrawal to go all the way back to your bank account. Just withdraw to Neteller, move to the next betting site and choose Neteller as your deposit method.

  • Alternative to Declined Credit Cards: Have you ever tried to deposit to an online betting site only to have your transaction declined for no reason? This happens frequently to players thanks to international banking laws. If you’ve been having problems depositing with your credit card, you can use Neteller instead and your deposit will never be blocked.

More About the Net+ Card

You can apply for a Net+ prepaid debit card after you sign up for an account with Neteller. Most people are approved since this is a prepaid card and not an actual credit card. Once you have your card, you can use it to make purchases anywhere MasterCard is accepted. You may also use it to withdraw up to $3,300 (or your currency equivalent) per day at ATMs.

Your Net+ card is attached to your Neteller account and you can only spend what you have available in Neteller. This acts as a nice prevention against overspending and it adds a layer of security in case your card is ever stolen.

You can also get a prepaid Net+ virtual card for any amount between $20 and $300. You can use this card online anywhere MasterCard is accepted or give it to anyone as a gift. This card exists only online, so you can send it to anyone that same day.

Neteller Betting Fees

Neteller never charges fees for making deposits to betting sites or receiving withdrawals. The only times you’ll encounter fees are when you fund your Neteller account and when you withdraw money to your bank account.

Local bank deposits are the cheapest way to fund the account (0–1%); most other deposit options, including iDEAL, Euteller and Trustly, now carry a 2.5% fee. Payouts to your bank account cost 10 USD by bank transfer and 12.75 USD by member wire.

Availability

Betting Sites That Accept Neteller

Romania

Other Betting Sites

The other operators we list here. We do not hold a country-by-country eligibility record for all of them, so this is not a claim about any particular market.

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FAQ

Neteller FAQs

Is Neteller available in the United States?
No. Neteller’s own home page states: “Neteller does not operate in the USA. You can check out our Skrill digital wallet that is available in the USA instead.” Source: https://www.neteller.com/en/.
Does Neteller charge for paying a merchant?
Neteller’s own home page says “Paying with Neteller is always instant, secure and free.” Its separate fee schedule covers the other things it charges for — sending money, currency conversion and some deposit methods. Sources: https://www.neteller.com/en/ and https://www.neteller.com/en/fees/.
What fees does Neteller charge for transfers?
Its fees page lists a “Send money fee per transaction”, an “Exchange rate mark-up fee per transaction”, and a “Domestic fee per transaction”, which it explains “will be charged when the transfer begins and ends in the same country”. It also notes a “Minimum fee of $0.50 is applied”. The rates themselves change, so read https://www.neteller.com/en/fees/.
Are there limits on Neteller withdrawals?
Yes, and Neteller points to its terms rather than a number: “Maximum and minimum withdrawal limits are applicable, following clause 6.13 of Neteller’s Terms of Use.” Source: https://www.neteller.com/en/fees/.