28 Mars Casino Payment Methods
PayID, POLi, BPAY, cards, e-wallets and crypto — all held in Australian dollars, all fee-free from our side
The short answer: 28 Mars Casino accepts PayID, POLi, BPAY, bank transfer, Visa and Mastercard, Skrill, MuchBetter and Ethereum. Minimums start at A$10 on PayID and Skrill, A$20 on most other methods and A$50 on bank transfer and crypto. We don't charge a cent on deposits or withdrawals, and every balance is held in AUD, so there's no conversion spread.
If you've played at an offshore casino before, you'll know the usual pain: your deposit lands in US dollars, the exchange rate quietly eats 3%, and the cashier offers you a wallet you've never heard of. We built the 28 Mars Casino cashier around what Australians actually use. PayID moves money out of your bank app in seconds. BPAY is there if you'd rather pay the way you pay a power bill. Cards still work for anyone who can't be bothered with anything else.
One rule shapes everything else on this page, so it's worth stating up front: you withdraw to the method you deposited with. That's an anti-money-laundering requirement, not a policy we invented, and it applies at every licensed casino. It also means your choice of deposit method decides how fast you get paid — which is covered in detail on our withdrawal times page.
Every 28 Mars Casino Payment Method, Side by Side
Amounts are per transaction and in Australian dollars. "Payout" is how long the money takes to reach you after we approve the withdrawal.
| Method | Deposit speed | Min | Max | Payout | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇦🇺 PayID | Instant | A$10 | A$5,000 | 2–6 hours | None |
| 🇦🇺 POLi | Instant | A$20 | A$2,500 | 2–6 hours | None |
| 🇦🇺 BPAY | 1–3 hours | A$20 | A$5,000 | Deposits only | None |
| 🏦 Bank transfer | 1–24 hours | A$50 | A$10,000 | 1–3 days | None |
| 💳 Visa / Mastercard | Instant | A$20 | A$5,000 | 1–3 days | None |
| 👛 Skrill | Instant | A$10 | A$10,000 | 0–24 hours | None |
| 👛 MuchBetter | Instant | A$20 | A$5,000 | 0–24 hours | None |
| ⛓️ Ethereum | ~15 minutes | A$50 | A$25,000 | 0–24 hours | Network gas |
BPAY is a one-way street
BPAY works beautifully for deposits and can't be used for withdrawals — the scheme simply doesn't run in that direction. If you fund your account with BPAY, we pay you out by bank transfer to an account in your own name. Nominate it in the cashier before you request the withdrawal and you'll save yourself a day.
Australian Payment Rails
These four move money inside Australia's own banking system. They're the cheapest, the fastest, and the ones least likely to be knocked back by your bank.
PayID
The one we'd pick. You open your banking app, pay to the PayID shown in our cashier, and the balance appears while you're still looking at the screen. It runs on the New Payments Platform, so it clears 24/7 — weekends and public holidays included.
- A$10 minimum, A$5,000 per transaction
- Fastest route back out: 2–6 hours
- No card details ever leave your bank
POLi
POLi opens a secure window, you log in to internet banking through it, and the payment is confirmed straight away. Handy if your bank hasn't set up a PayID for you. The per-transaction ceiling is lower at A$2,500, so high rollers tend to skip it.
- A$20 minimum, A$2,500 per transaction
- Works with most major Australian banks
- A handful of banks block the POLi window
BPAY
Old-school and reliable. We give you a biller code and a reference number, you pay it like any other bill, and the funds land in one to three hours during business hours — longer if you pay late on a Friday. Deposits only.
- A$20 minimum, A$5,000 per transaction
- Nothing to install, works from any bank app
- Not available for cashouts
Bank transfer
The fallback for large amounts. A$50 minimum and up to A$10,000 a go, which makes it the sensible choice when you're moving more than a card will carry. Deposits usually clear the same day; payouts take one to three business days once approved.
- Highest limits of any AUD method
- The default payout route for BPAY depositors
- Account must be in your own name
E-Wallets and Crypto
Skrill is the workhorse here. A$10 gets you in, the ceiling is A$10,000, and cashouts land within 24 hours — often within two or three. If you already hold a Skrill balance in AUD you'll never see a conversion charge. Fund the wallet from a foreign-currency source, though, and Skrill's own rate applies before the money reaches us. That one is between you and Skrill.
MuchBetter behaves much the same way, with an A$20 floor and a phone-based approval step that a lot of players prefer to typing card numbers. It's the quieter option of the two, but the payout speed is identical.
Ethereum is the only cryptocurrency in our cashier, and it exists for a specific kind of player: someone moving A$5,000 or more who wants it done in a single transaction. The A$50 minimum is nominal; the A$25,000 ceiling is the real point. Deposits confirm in roughly fifteen minutes depending on how busy the network is, and payouts go out within 24 hours. Note that the network gas fee is charged by Ethereum, not by us — we don't add anything on top, and we can't discount it either.
A word on crypto volatility
Your 28 Mars Casino balance is denominated in AUD. We convert at the rate quoted when the transaction confirms, and that rate is locked in. If ETH moves 5% overnight, your casino balance doesn't move with it — but the amount of ETH you receive on a withdrawal will reflect the rate at the moment we send it.
Debit and Credit Cards
Visa and Mastercard both work, debit and credit, from A$20 to A$5,000 per transaction. Deposits are instant. Cashouts take one to three business days, because a card refund has to travel back through the card scheme and then wait for your issuing bank to post it — that last step is entirely out of our hands and is why a payout can show as "sent" on our side and still not be in your account.
Worth knowing before you reach for a credit card: several Australian issuers treat gambling transactions as a cash advance, which means interest from day one and a separate fee on your statement. That's the bank's rule, not ours, and it varies by issuer. If you're not certain how yours handles it, a debit card or PayID avoids the question entirely.
What works well
- + No casino fee on any deposit or withdrawal
- + Everything priced and settled in AUD
- + PayID clears at 2am on a Sunday just as fast as midday Monday
- + Eight methods is enough choice without being a maze
Worth knowing
- − Card cashouts drag out to three business days
- − BPAY can't be used to withdraw
- − No PayPal, and no Neteller
- − Some credit cards charge a cash-advance fee
Deposit and Withdrawal Limits
Per-transaction caps are in the table above. These are the rolling account limits that sit on top of them.
| Limit | Standard account | VIP |
|---|---|---|
| Withdrawal, per day | A$10,000 | A$50,000 |
| Withdrawal, per month | A$100,000 | Unlimited |
| Minimum withdrawal | A$20 | A$20 |
| Casino-side fee | A$0 | A$0 |
Win more than the daily cap and nothing is lost — the balance stays in your account and the remainder pays out on subsequent days until it's cleared. You can also set your own deposit limit from the responsible gambling panel in account settings, which is a good idea whether or not you think you need it. Lowering a limit takes effect immediately; raising one has a cooling-off period.
Why a Payment Gets Declined
Nine times out of ten it isn't us. Here's what's actually happening, in rough order of frequency.
Your bank blocks gambling merchants
Most Australian banks now ship a gambling-block toggle in their app, and on some accounts it's on by default. Turn it off, wait the cooling-off period the bank imposes (often 48 hours), and try again. Nothing on our side will fix this one.
The card isn't in your name
A partner's card, a business card, a prepaid card someone gifted you — all rejected, every time. The name on the payment instrument has to match the name on the account. This is a licensing condition.
Below the minimum, or above the cap
A$19 on a card fails silently on some gateways rather than throwing a clear error. Same for A$5,001. Check the method's row in the table above and round to a clean number.
Verification is still outstanding
Deposits work before verification. Withdrawals don't. If your cashout is bouncing rather than pending, check the documents panel — there's usually a request sitting there waiting on you.
A VPN is on
Payment processors flag mismatches between your billing country and your apparent location. Turn the VPN off before you touch the cashier. More on this in our site status guide.
How It Looks on Your Bank Statement
Deposits generally appear as a line beginning with our trading name or the payment processor's, followed by a reference number. Card deposits often read as an overseas transaction even though the amount is in AUD and no conversion fee applies — that's a quirk of how the acquiring bank is registered, not a sign that you've been charged twice.
If a line looks wrong, screenshot it and send it to live chat with the date and amount. Don't start a chargeback first. A chargeback on a gambling transaction freezes the account while the dispute runs, which usually takes six to eight weeks, and it will delay any legitimate winnings sitting in the balance. Support can trace and refund a genuine duplicate the same day.
Tip: the cashier keeps a full transaction history under Account → Transactions, exportable as CSV. It reconciles line by line against a bank statement and it's the fastest way to settle a "did I really deposit that much" question with yourself.
What Changed This Year
| Area | Was | Now |
|---|---|---|
| PayID minimum | A$20 | A$10 |
| E-wallet payouts | Up to 48 hours | 0–24 hours |
| Crypto | Not offered | Ethereum, to A$25,000 |
| Verification | Manual review | Automated ID check |
Mistakes We See Every Week
- Depositing by card, then expecting a PayID payout. The withdrawal method mirrors the deposit method. If speed matters, start with PayID.
- Leaving verification until the first cashout. Upload your ID on day one and the first withdrawal moves at the same speed as every one after it.
- Depositing A$10 and expecting the welcome match. The bonus needs A$20. A$10 gets you a deposit, not an offer — see the minimum deposit page for what each tier unlocks.
- Requesting a withdrawal with an active bonus. Cashing out forfeits whatever wagering is still outstanding. Finish the requirement or cancel the bonus deliberately — don't discover it after the fact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 28 Mars Casino accept PayID?
Does 28 Mars Casino charge deposit or withdrawal fees?
Can I deposit in Australian dollars?
Can I withdraw to a different method than I deposited with?
Does 28 Mars Casino accept PayPal?
What's the maximum I can deposit at once?
My deposit hasn't arrived — what now?
Ready to Deposit?
PayID from A$20 unlocks the 200% welcome match up to A$5,000 plus 200 free spins. No fees, no conversion, straight into AUD.
18+ | T&Cs Apply | GamblingHelpOnline.org.au
