Scored Casino Withdrawal

Scored Casino Withdrawal

The casino supports multiple payment types, making deposits and withdrawals simple and accessible.

Card & Bank Payments

Scored Casino supports popular card and bank payment methods, including Visa, Mastercard, and Bank Transfer. These options are ideal for players who prefer familiar and widely used banking solutions, offering fast and secure deposits.

E-Wallets & Instant Transfers

For quicker transactions, players can choose from several e-wallets and instant banking options such as Jetonbank, MiFinity, eZeeWallet, and Flexepin. These methods are popular for their speed, privacy, and ease of use.

Cryptocurrencies

Scored Casino is also crypto-friendly, accepting a wide range of digital currencies. Players can deposit and withdraw using Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDTether, USDCoin, Ripple, Cardano, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Solana, providing flexibility and modern payment alternatives for crypto users.

Withdrawals – Process, Limits & Timeframes

Once a withdrawal request is submitted, Scored Casino aims to approve the transaction within 72 hours, either from the moment the request is placed or from the confirmation of the withdrawal after verification. After approval, the final processing time depends on the selected payment method.

Withdrawal limits are set to ensure secure transactions. Players can withdraw up to AU$900 per day, AU$4,500 per week, and AU$18,000 per month. These limits apply to standard accounts, with higher limits potentially available through the casino’s loyalty program.

Transaction Security & KYC Explained

As part of the identity verification procedure, players must submit a selfie along with a high-resolution copy or clear digital photo of an official identification document, such as a passport or ID card. The document must clearly show the photo page to confirm the player’s identity.

If the account was funded using a banking card, additional verification is required. Players must provide photos of both the front and back of the card used for deposits. For security reasons, only the first six and last four digits of the card number should be visible. All other digits, as well as the CVV/CVC code, must be hidden or covered, either when taking the photo or by masking them with a graphical editor. For cards with embossed numbers, the same digits must be hidden on both sides of the card.