Spin City Casino Payments: Deposits, Withdrawals and Fees Explained

The table reflects only what the casino publishes. An empty cell means the casino hasn't said whether a method works in that direction – for example, it doesn't say whether Visa can be used for withdrawals. The deposit list ends with "many others", and the casino says available methods depend on your country, so treat it as a sample rather than the full menu. The published list doesn't name any New Zealand-specific bank payment options, so what appears in the cashier for NZ residents is unconfirmed.

Deposit methods by type

Withdrawal methods: bank transfer or crypto only

The key point on this page is that deposit and withdrawal options don't match. The homepage lists only bank transfer and crypto (USDT and Bitcoin) for withdrawals. None of the cards, e-wallets or vouchers used for deposits appear on that list. Someone who pays in with Skrill, Paysafecard or a Visa card would need to cash out by bank transfer or to a crypto wallet. Bank transfers carry a higher minimum of €100, so if you don't want to hold crypto, a balance under €100 may be hard to get back. For a New Zealander, a euro bank transfer into an NZD account also means conversion on the way back. Our withdrawal guide covers cash-outs in more detail.

The €10 minimum deposit is low, but the withdrawal caps matter more for anyone playing with larger amounts. Even a big win comes out at no more than €5,000 a week and €15,000 a month, and wins of €50,000 or more may be spread over 10 monthly instalments. Neither the homepage nor the terms we reviewed set a maximum deposit, per transaction or per method. Banks, card issuers and e-wallets usually apply their own limits, so the real ceiling may come from your provider.

Spin City quotes every limit, bonus and fee in euros. We didn't find a published list of account currencies, and nothing in our research confirms NZD accounts. The site has a Canadian version at spin.city/en-ca, but we found no amounts in Canadian dollars there either. On the crypto side, Binance Pay and Ethereum are named for deposits and USDT and Bitcoin for withdrawals; the casino doesn't explain how crypto is converted into an account balance.

How the 2× deposit turnover rule works

The terms require each deposit to be wagered twice before it's withdrawn; otherwise a 10% fee is charged. So a €10 deposit needs €20 in bets before it can come out fee-free. This rule is separate from bonus wagering and applies even without a bonus. The terms we reviewed don't say whether the 10% comes off the deposit or the withdrawal amount, so get a written answer from support rather than relying on either reading. In practice, money paid in can't simply be taken straight back out.

The inactivity fee

Leave money in the account without logging in for 12 months and the terms allow a charge of €5 per month. Anyone stopping play would want to withdraw their balance first – provided it's above the €20 minimum (or €100 by bank transfer). A balance below those minimums can't be withdrawn.

We didn't document the cashier screens, so these points follow the published rules rather than the interface.

1. Country eligibilityClause 2.1.4 of the terms bars real-money play in many countries, including Australia, the UK, the US, France, Spain and the Netherlands. New Zealand isn't among the countries named, but the list says "among many others", so it isn't exhaustive. You must also be 20 or older to gamble.
2. Your withdrawal routeWithdrawals are listed only as bank transfer or crypto (USDT, Bitcoin). Without access to one of these, getting money back out may not be possible.
3. Methods in your own nameMethods vary by country. Any method used should be in your own name.
4. The €10 minimum€10 is the published minimum deposit. Some deposit-linked promotions use higher thresholds (see below).
5. A possible card checkCard payments may trigger a €1 authorisation hold for 1–3 business days.
6. Your own recordsTransaction references and screenshots help if a payment needs investigating or verification is requested later.

Two checks in the terms affect payments. Cards may be verified with the €1 authorisation hold above. Withdrawals may face extra verification once total withdrawals pass €2,000, and requested documents must be sent within 14 days. Withdrawal requests stay pending for 0–48 hours and are processed daily, including weekends and public holidays. The casino doesn't publish how long each method takes to arrive after processing. See our withdrawal page for the cash-out process and our support guide if a payment gets stuck.

Some promotions are tied to deposit size, and the casino's own pages disagree on the thresholds: the bonus page gives a 10 EUR minimum deposit for its welcome package, while the homepage links first-deposit promotions to deposits of €20 or more, or €15. Accepting any bonus adds conditions to withdrawals. The bonus page says 40× wagering applies, and the general terms set a €5 maximum bet while bonus money is in play. Weekly cashback is 5%, or 6% with 15× wagering attached for players who deposit €20 or more that week – so the higher rate comes with a wagering requirement. We haven't confirmed how the 2× deposit turnover rule interacts with bonus wagering. If in doubt, get the terms confirmed in writing by support.

The terms run the gambling service through Faro Entertainment N.V. (Curaçao), with Faro Entertainment Europe Limited in Cyprus as site operator. A Curaçao certificate page refers to a Certificate of Operation while an application is pending, but the October 2026 registry lists the licence as revoked. Spin City also didn't appear on the iGaming Ontario operator list, the German GGL whitelist or the Portuguese SRIJ list of licensed entities. In New Zealand, gambling is overseen by the Department of Internal Affairs under the Gambling Act 2003, and an online casino licensing regime is being introduced. We found no confirmed DIA licence for Spin City and haven't checked with Internal Affairs. If a payment dispute arose, it's unclear which regulator, if any, you could turn to. Note too that SpinCity South Africa (spincity.bet) is a different operator, so its payment terms don't apply here.

Minimum deposit

€10

Minimum withdrawal

€20, or €100 by bank transfer

Withdrawal methods

Bank transfer, USDT, Bitcoin

Withdrawal limits

€5,000/week; €15,000/month

Pending period

0–48 hours

Deposit turnover

2×, otherwise a 10% fee

Card verification

€1 hold, 1–3 business days

Inactivity fee

€5/month after 12 months