32Red Deposit Methods - Payment Methods for 2024

Even though 32Red is an online casino as opposed to a more ‘traditional’ betting site, they are still regulated by the Gambling Commission and have to operate under their policies. 32Red follows regulations that form a link between withdrawal and deposit methods. Therefore, it's essential to know, for example, that PaysafeCard is accepted as a deposit method but not a withdrawal method. This is a crucial bit of information, and you should read our article on the Closed Loop Policy to learn why. Regulations stipulate that you should withdraw in the same way you deposit

While gathering information for our deposit guides, we’ve seen many variations in depositing timescales. 32Red offers instant deposits across all methods. This timescale is on par with other online gaming and betting sites. To make your money go further, look at the new customer sign up offers listed on AceOdds.

32Red may also place deposit caps on your account that may differ from their maximum allowed. For example, a deposit cap of £1,500 was placed on our new account. In order to remove any cap that is placed 32Red may require you to upload proof of income.

Debit Card

32Red hasn’t imposed a maximum deposit limit, but there is a minimum of £10. Your bank will instantly transfer money to your account without charging fees.

With 32Red, you can add up to three Debit Cards to your account: Visa or MasterCard. Although a minimum deposit of £10 applies, 32Red has stipulated no maximum. It’s also great to see that funds will clear instantly because, with other online gaming sites, there can be an additional wait.

If you’re depositing via more than one Debit Card, we recommend keeping track of your Net Deposits, which you can learn more about in the Closed Loop Policy article linked above.

Skrill

Deposit a minimum of £10 into your 32Red account instantly. A maximum withdrawal limit of £10,000 applies.

32Red stipulate the same terms for all e-wallets, so it’s down to which one you have an account with or prefer. Other online gaming sites offer better terms or a higher deposit limit with Skrill because they charge a lower transaction fee than PayPal. However, 32Red have a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £10,000 across all e-wallets.

Make sure the email address registered with your e-wallet provider is the same as that registered with 32Red, or you won’t be able to use it.

Skrill 1-Tap

No need for secondary authentication. Deposit a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £10,000 instantly into your 32Red account.

When you deposit funds into your account using an e-wallet, you need to authorise the transaction within the chosen provider as a secondary step. When you set up Skrill 1-Tap, you bypass this process and take a step out of the equation.

It makes the process nominally faster and takes away a secondary layer of authentication and security.

PayPal

E-wallet terms apply. Deposit a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £10,000 into your 32Red account.

Although the most commonly used and accepted e-wallet, PayPal often faces tighter restrictions with online gaming sites. This is done in the form of a lower payment limit because PayPal charges higher transaction fees. Since the online gaming companies swallow the fees, they protect themselves by lowering limits.

However, 32Red treats PayPal like the other e-wallets, instantly transferring your deposit. As with Skrill, you must use the same email address with 32Red and your PayPal account.

Neteller

Deposit a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £10,000 into your 32Red account. Funds transfer instantly, and 32Red does not pass on transaction fees.

With 32Red, your choice of e-wallet comes down to personal preference since the terms are the same. Neteller is an e-wallet that allows customers to apply for a physical card. If that’s something of interest, it might be worth investigating whether you want to open an account with them.

Remember that if you also wish to play and bet with other online gaming sites, Neteller and Skrill tend to face fewer restrictions than PayPal.

Payz

Treated like the other e-wallets: deposit a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £10,000 directly into your 32Red account. The transfer is instant, and no fees are charged.

Since Payz has no different terms than the other wallets, it again comes down to your spending habits outside 32Red. In a review between Skrill and Payz, the latter came out on top since it has better customer perks and services more countries and currencies.

That said, it's not a deposit or withdrawal method we see accepted across the board in the same way that PayPal is.

PaysafeCard

Deposit a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £425. No fees are charged, but you cannot use Paysafecard for withdrawals.

If you've looked at our article on the Closed Loop Policy, you'll understand why it's important to note that you cannot withdraw winnings to your PaysafeCard. The policy demands a link between how you pay and receive, but when one method is accepted for deposits and not withdrawals, there can be no link.

It doesn't mean you won't be able to get your money, only that to do so, you'll have to request a bank transfer.

The Paysafecard is a voucher system where you top up the card as you go, adding cash funds to spend online.

Trustly

Deposit a minimum of £10, with no maximum set. No fees are charged for this deposit method.

32Red does not allow bank transfer as a deposit method, but you can use the Trustly service to deposit from your bank account, rather than using a card

When you select Trustly as a deposit method, you start the process in 32Red but then have to log into your online bank account to approve the transaction. It's a speedy process, making deposits instantly or within a day.

How to Deposit Funds

When you create your 32Red account, you’ll have the option to add funds and a promo code, so make sure you’ve used one of the new customer promotional codes listed on AceOdds.

As with other online gaming and betting sites, the option to add funds sits across the top bar, and you can access it from all pages.

Click on the green Deposit icon, and another screen will pop up with a list of deposit methods. This opens as a new screen, so make sure you’ve enabled popups.

Having read this article, you’ll already know which deposit method is best for you. Click your chosen option and follow the steps on the screen to add money to your account.

Always Bet Responsibly

Setting Limits

As part of safer gambling initiatives, all online gaming sites allow you to set limits to control the time and money you spend online. You can access this area from any screen, per the image below.

32Red has many of the same safety measures you’ll find with other online gaming sites, starting with Session Reminders. Choose for 32Red to notify you when you’ve been online for an hour, up to 3 hours. This feature doesn’t stop you from playing, but as other sites call it, it is a reality check, which helps when you’ve lost track of time.

The next option is to set a Deposit Limit. This feature allows you to set a daily, monthly and weekly deposit limit, and 32Red will prevent you from adding more funds when you’ve reached this limit. It doesn’t stop you from playing with credits and winnings or withdrawing money. The only limit is on depositing more funds.

If you want to restrict yourself more and lower the deposit limit, you can do so at any time. However, as per regulations, if you want to increase or remove the limit, there’s a 24-hour wait for the change to come into effect, at which point you’ll need to approve it.

In the safer gambling section, you’ll also find the option to exclude your account or take a break from 24 hours up to six weeks. Other online sites allow you to self-exclude for up to five years, but having explored 32Red’s safer gambling section, six weeks appears to be the maximum.

32Red has some other features that can be helpful, such as an online activity statement as well as to assess whether you can afford what you’re spending with them. There are also resources for support if you feel you need it.

Unaccepted Payment Methods

32Red offers a great variety of deposit methods, but there are still some missing that you will find elsewhere.

• Bank Transfer - Although 32Red don’t have a bank transfer option, you can make a bank transfer if you have a Trustly account.
• E-wallets - There’s a good selection of e-wallets available with 32Red, but Rapid Transfer, MuchBetter and the newer (and less often found) Luxon Pay are unavailable.
• Dedicated Card - Big names such as Paddy Power and Bet365 have cards that work the same as a debit card, only linked to the funds in your online gaming account. Like the majority of its competitors, 32Red doesn’t offer this feature.
• Credit Cards - As per regulations, Credit Cards are not accepted on any gambling platform.
• Cash - Unfortunately, you won’t find a physical store for 32Red, so depositing in money isn’t an option.

Change Log

• 2nd April 2024 - Added details on 32Reds deposit cap. Replaced Instant payments by Citadel with Trustly for bank deposits.