What a Transaction Costs at Ninewin

Transaction Costs Explained

Many players searching for Ninewin Casinos UK want to know exactly what a deposit or withdrawal will cost before they commit their money. A few conditions around conversion and intermediary banks affect what reaches your account. Here is what applies:

• Card deposits (Visa, Mastercard) go through instantly.
• Crypto deposits below the coin's own minimum are lost and cannot be returned, so it pays to check the network minimum first.
• Our internal operating currency is EUR, so a bank or payment processor may apply its own small conversion adjustment when you deposit in CAD, NOK, ZAR or another listed currency.
• Withdrawals can carry an intermediary bank charge, capped at the equivalent of £16.
• Card withdrawals are refunded up to the total amount deposited; any amount above that is paid through an alternative method instead.

For the full list of accepted methods and their limits, see our payment methods page.

Deposit and Withdrawal Charges

Deposits themselves are free to make. Card payments process instantly with no fee on our side, and the minimum deposit sits at £2, £5, £10 or £15 depending on where you play from, while card deposits are capped at £800 according to our FAQ. Crypto depositors should be careful: sending below the coin's minimum results in a lost deposit that is not refunded, and sending to the wrong network, such as BTC to BCH, is only investigated for amounts over £5,000, and then for a 0.1 BTC fee with no guarantee of recovery.

Withdrawal-side charges

Withdrawals go back to the method used for depositing wherever possible. Card withdrawals are refunded up to the amount originally deposited on that card; anything beyond that is settled through an alternative method. Where an intermediary bank is involved in moving funds, a charge may be applied, but it is capped at the equivalent of £16 regardless of the withdrawal size. The minimum withdrawal is £50, and the FAQ lists £3,000 as the maximum, with larger balances settled in instalments according to the method's own limits.

CAD depositors should note that EcoPayz, Interac, Instadebit or iDebit must be used for both deposit and withdrawal — a deposit via one of these is required before a withdrawal through the same method is possible.

Cost Overview by Method

The table below sets out what we know costs money and what does not, based on the limits and charges stated in our terms.

In practice, the only charges that can reduce what you receive are a capped £16 intermediary bank fee and the risk of losing a crypto deposit sent under the coin's minimum — everything else processes at face value.

Currency Conversion and Bonus Costs

Because our internal operating currency is EUR, depositing in CAD, NOK, NZD, CZK, ZAR, BGN, HRK, RON, AUD or BRL means your bank or card processor applies its own conversion, which can slightly change the amount actually charged to your card. This is not a fee we set; it comes from the processor handling the conversion step. Players using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies avoid this particular step, though deposit limits for responsible gaming cannot be applied to crypto, and the lost-deposit rule for under-minimum transfers still applies.

Bonus funds carry their own cost in terms of play requirements rather than cash charges. Our default wagering is 40x the bonus, with a maximum bet of £5 on slots and £10 on live games while wagering is in progress, and the maximum win from a bonus is capped at 10x the bonus amount. None of this is a transaction fee, but it affects how much of a deposit or bonus actually becomes withdrawable. Full terms around the welcome offer sit on our bonus page, and the games it can be played on, including the free spin titles, are listed on our free spins page.