Orange Money
Orange Money is the mobile wallet run by Orange in West and Central Africa. Sportsbooks in Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal and other Orange markets accept it for deposits and payouts.
About Orange Money
Orange Money is one of the largest mobile money services in Africa. It links a wallet to your Orange phone number, so you can store money, pay merchants and transfer funds without a bank account. In French-speaking West and Central Africa, it sits alongside MTN Mobile Money as the standard way to pay a sportsbook.
How Does Orange Money Work at Betting Sites?
- Choose Orange Money in the deposit menu and enter the amount and your Orange number.
- Confirm the payment on your phone, either through the prompt that appears or by dialling the Orange Money menu.
- Approve it with your secret code.
- The money is credited to your betting account within moments.
Can You Withdraw With Orange Money?
At many sportsbooks, yes. Winnings are sent back to your Orange Money wallet once the sportsbook approves the payout, and you can then cash them out at an Orange agent or spend them directly.
Where Is Orange Money Accepted?
Orange Money operates in the countries where Orange runs mobile networks, including Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Each wallet works in its local currency, usually the West or Central African CFA franc.
What Should You Know Before Using Orange Money?
- Fees and taxes apply. Transfer fees and national taxes on mobile money can be added to deposits.
- Keep your secret code private. No sportsbook or Orange agent needs it.
- Use a licensed operator. Check that the sportsbook holds a license in your country before you deposit.
Betting Sites That Accept Orange Money
We don't currently list any operators supporting Orange Money.
