Fair Go Casino Payment Methods

Bank Transfers: JET Deposits and Wire Cash-Outs

Your bank account works in both directions at Fair Go, but through two different services: JET Bank Transfer to pay in, and a classic bank wire to get money out.

JET Bank Transfer starts at A$20, costs nothing on the casino side and lands in your balance straight away. It suits players who would rather not type card numbers into anything and are happy to approve a payment inside their own online banking. The wire is a separate thing, used only for withdrawals, and it is the one route with a fee attached.

A quick note on names you might expect to see. PayID and BPAY are not in Fair Go's payments list, so if you normally pay bills that way, JET Bank Transfer is the closest match on offer.

How a JET Bank Transfer deposit works

1. Choose JET in the cashier

   Select JET Bank Transfer from the deposit list and type the amount, A$20 or more.

2. Buy the bank voucher

   Press Next, then Buy. The payment is wrapped as a voucher paid by bank transfer, which is why that word appears on the screen.

3. Pick your bank

   Agree to the terms, press Continue and tap your bank's logo from the list shown.

4. Approve it in online banking

   Log in to your bank as usual, choose the account to pay from and enter the security code your phone receives.

5. Play straight away

   Once the bank confirms, the funds appear in your Fair Go balance without a waiting period.

Cashing out by bank wire

For withdrawals, the bank (wire) transfer accepts A$100 to A$2,500 per request and carries a flat A$50 fee. On a A$2,500 cash-out that fee is only 2% of the amount, but on a A$100 request it eats half, so the wire makes most sense for bigger sums. If you can, Bitcoin and eZeeWallet do the same job for free.

The wire also needs a little more paperwork than the other two routes. Fair Go has to know the account belongs to you, so have your bank details ready and make sure the name on the account matches the one on your casino profile. Once a bank cash-out is approved, your own bank still has to receive and post the money, so allow a little slack around weekends.

Apple Pay, Google Pay, eZeeWallet and Prepaid Vouchers

This group covers the quickest phone-friendly options and the two ways to pay without sharing any bank details at all.

Each of these Fair Go Casino payment methods is free and instant on the deposit side. Only one of them, eZeeWallet, also pays winnings back out, which is worth knowing before you choose where your first deposit comes from.

Neosurf vouchers are sold in shops and online in set amounts, and the casino deposit is simply the 10-digit code plus the sum you want to use. CashtoCode works the same way online only, and it is the only method with a published ceiling: one voucher deposit cannot go over A$400. Neosurf has no stated cap, so you can top up with a larger voucher if you want to make the most of the bonus below.

Choosing between the phone wallets and eZeeWallet

Apple Pay and Google Pay win on speed: there is nothing to sign up for, and a deposit is two taps away if your card already sits in your phone. eZeeWallet takes a few minutes to set up and fund, yet it is the only member of this group that brings winnings home. If you plan to play regularly, the extra setup usually pays for itself the first time you cash out.

One small detail for eZeeWallet users: when Fair Go verifies your account, it may ask for a screenshot of your e-wallet. Stay signed in to your eZeeWallet account on your phone so you can grab one quickly.

Paying In with Visa and Mastercard Cards

Visa and Mastercard are the default for most Aussies, and at Fair Go they cost nothing and start at A$20.

You choose the Credit & Debit Cards option, enter the amount, and get redirected to the page of a payment provider called Cardpay. Your card details go into that page rather than into Fair Go's own cashier. Behind the scenes Cardpay settles the payment using cryptocurrency, but you never see or handle any coins: the money simply appears in your balance like any other deposit.

The one firm limit is direction. A card can fund your account, yet it cannot receive a withdrawal, and the same goes for Apple Pay and Google Pay because they draw on a card too. If you deposit by card, decide early whether winnings will go to Bitcoin, eZeeWallet or your bank.

Cards are also the most common route into the welcome pack. A A$20 Visa deposit with code WELCOME gets the first 100% match, up to A$200, and the same works for the next four deposits, up to A$1,000 across all five. The 30x wagering counts both the deposit and the bonus, so a A$100 deposit with a A$100 bonus needs A$6,000 in bets before it turns into withdrawable cash.

Before your first card deposit

• Make sure your card is enabled for international transactions; Fair Go's banking FAQ puts this first on its list for declined cards.
• Check the available balance covers the full amount plus anything your own bank may charge.
• Confirm the card has not hit a daily or per-transaction limit set by your bank.
• Keep a photo of the card, front and back, handy: Fair Go asks for it during verification when you have deposited by card.

Crypto Deposits: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether and More

Six crypto options sit in the cashier, including the cheapest way in at Fair Go: Lightning Bitcoin from just A$5.

Lowest minimum

A$5Lightning Bitcoin

Casino fee

A$0on all six coins

Coin you can cash out

BitcoinA$100-A$2,500

• Bitcoin - from A$25. The only coin that works both ways, so it is the natural pick if you want deposits and withdrawals in one wallet.
• Lightning Bitcoin - from A$5, the lowest entry point on the whole site and handy for testing a method with a small sum.
• Ethereum - from A$25, deposit only.
• Tether (USDT) - from A$25, deposit only. A stablecoin, so the value does not swing while the transfer confirms.
• Litecoin - from A$10, deposit only.
• Bitcoin Cash - from A$10, deposit only.

The flow is the same for every coin. Select it in the cashier, enter the amount, copy the address the cashier gives you, then open your wallet, press Send and paste that address. Network fees charged by the blockchain itself come from your wallet, not from Fair Go.

Tether needs extra care because USDT travels on several networks and Fair Go's banking page does not say which one it accepts. Read the deposit screen carefully, copy the address and any network label the cashier displays, and send only on that network. Coins sent on the wrong chain can be very hard to recover.

Keep the welcome pack in mind when you size a crypto deposit. Code WELCOME needs at least A$20, so a A$5 Lightning or A$10 Litecoin top-up will not qualify, while a A$25 Bitcoin deposit will.

Which coin makes sense for you

If you already hold Bitcoin, use it: it is the only coin that comes back out, and keeping one wallet for both directions makes tracking your play easier. Lightning is the friendliest choice for a quick test or a low-stakes session. Tether suits players who do not want price swings between buying and depositing, provided the network question above is sorted first.

Why a Fair Go Payment Gets Declined

Most refused payments come down to a handful of causes, and nearly all of them are fixed in a couple of minutes.

If none of these fit, note any message the cashier shows and match it in our Fair Go error guide, or ask the 24/7 live chat to look at the transaction. Trying a different method is also a perfectly good fix: there are fourteen to choose from.

Bonus rules deserve a second look before you blame the cashier. While wagering is running, Fair Go treats any bet above A$10 as a breach, and winnings from it can be voided, so a withdrawal request made after a big bet may be refused. Table games such as blackjack, roulette and baccarat do not count towards bonus wagering at all, which is why a balance played mostly on tables can still show wagering left to do.

All Fair Go Casino Payment Methods in One Table

Every deposit option plus the three cash-out routes, side by side. Use the buttons to show only what you need.

Fair Go deposit and cash-out methods

AllDepositWithdraw

Method	Type	Min	Max	Speed	Fee	Cash out
Visa	Card	A$20	-	Instant	Free	No
Mastercard	Card	A$20	-	Instant	Free	No
Apple Pay	Mobile wallet	A$20	-	Instant	Free	No
Google Pay	Mobile wallet	A$20	-	Instant	Free	No
eZeeWallet	E-wallet	A$10 / A$100	- / A$2,500	Instant / 2 days	Free	Yes
Neosurf	Voucher	A$10	-	Instant	Free	No
CashtoCode	Voucher	A$25	A$400	Instant	Free	No
JET Bank Transfer	Bank	A$20	-	Instant	Free	No
Bank transfer	Bank wire	A$100	A$2,500	2 business days	A$50	Yes
Bitcoin	Crypto	A$25 / A$100	- / A$2,500	Instant / 2 days	Free	Yes
Lightning Bitcoin	Crypto	A$5	-	Instant	Free	No
Ethereum	Crypto	A$25	-	Instant	Free	No
Tether (USDT)	Crypto	A$25	-	Instant	Free	No
Litecoin	Crypto	A$10	-	Instant	Free	No
Bitcoin Cash	Crypto	A$10	-	Instant	Free	No

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Figures from Fair Go Casino's banking page, checked 3 Oct 2026; the cashier you see after logging in shows the final list for your account.

Where a cell holds two values, the first is the deposit side and the second the withdrawal side, and "2 days" means within up to 2 business days. A dash in the Max column means Fair Go does not publish a deposit ceiling for that method. The bank wire row is withdrawal-only: deposits from your bank go through JET Bank Transfer instead.

Reading the table by type gives a quick shortcut. Cards and mobile wallets cluster at A$20, vouchers and the cheaper coins at A$10, and Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether sit at the top at A$25. Lightning Bitcoin is the outlier at A$5, which makes it the best choice for a first low-risk look at the games.

Every deposit is listed as free and instant. The casino's FAQ is careful to add that your own payment provider might charge a small fee, and crypto network fees always come out of your own wallet.

What Shows Up on Your Bank Statement

Plenty of players want to know whether "casino" will be printed next to their card payment. For most methods, it will not.

• Visa and Mastercard - the charge is taken by Cardpay, the payment provider, so expect a processor name on the line rather than "Fair Go". Fair Go's banking FAQ says your statement will not link you to the casino or to online gaming. The exact descriptor is not published, so it may vary.
• Apple Pay and Google Pay - these sit on top of the card in your phone, so the entry appears on that card's statement. The wording used is not published either.
• Crypto - nothing reaches your bank at all. You see an outgoing transaction in your wallet's history, with the amount and the address you sent to.
• Neosurf and CashtoCode - your bank, if you used one, only records the voucher purchase from the shop or dealer you bought it from. The casino deposit itself happens with the code.
• JET Bank Transfer - you approve the transfer inside your own online banking, so it appears in your account history as an outgoing payment. Who is named as the payee is not published.
• eZeeWallet - the deposit appears in your eZeeWallet history; your bank only sees whatever you used to load the wallet.

Discretion is a fair reason to pick one method over another, but think about your own records too. A voucher or a crypto deposit leaves almost no trace in your bank, which also makes it easier to lose count of what you have spent. Fair Go can set daily or monthly deposit limits if you ask support, and the history in My Account is the most reliable tally of your deposits.

Payment Mistakes Aussie Players Make Most

None of these lose money outright, but each can cost you a bonus, a fee or a few days.

The pattern behind most of these slips is the same: the deposit is quick, so the cash-out side gets ignored until there is money waiting. Ten minutes spent on setup the day you join, choosing a payout route, uploading documents and noting which codes you plan to use, saves far more time later. It also means a winning session ends with a withdrawal request, not a to-do list.

Paying In vs Cashing Out, Method by Method

Fourteen methods take your money in, only three send it back. This is what each one can do on each side.

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"Other crypto" covers Lightning Bitcoin (A$5), Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash (A$10), and Ethereum and Tether (A$25). The voucher row starts at A$10 for Neosurf and A$25 for CashtoCode. Every cash-out route has the same A$100 minimum and A$2,500 maximum per transfer.

Three pairings that work well

• Card in, eZeeWallet out - quick deposits with the welcome code, and free payouts to a wallet you can then move to your bank.
• Bitcoin both ways - one wallet, no casino fees and no card paperwork during verification.
• Neosurf in, bank wire out - a 100% Neosurf bonus up front, then a single larger wire so the A$50 fee is a small share of the total.

Verification only matters on the right-hand column. You can deposit with any method on day one, but the cash-out side stays closed until Fair Go has approved your photo ID, a recent proof of address and, where relevant, a copy of your card or a screenshot of your e-wallet. Our Fair Go withdrawal times page covers what happens after you press withdraw, and if you cannot get into your account to upload documents, start with the login help.

If you want the simplest setup, pay in and cash out with the same method: Bitcoin or eZeeWallet. One wallet, no fees and one less document to explain during verification. Ready to try it? Open the Fair Go cashier and pick your first method.