Payment Options
ACH / Echeck
Automated Clearing House to give its full name and is the standard method used by financial institutions in the USA for the purposes of transferring money from one account to another. ECheck simply means an electronic check. Funds can take up to 3-5 working days unless you are able to use a VIP Preferred Network which is offered by some operators. A routing number and a state-issued ID or a Driving License is normally required to set this up.
American Express
Not as widely accepted as it once was but several operators allow this credit card to be used to deposit funds into your sports betting account.
Casino Cage
At operators that have tie-ins with brick and mortar casinos, such as BetMGM and Borgata you can go to the actual real casino and deposit funds into your account, ID is required and you will also need to know your sportsbook account number.
Discover
Fancy earning cashback on your deposit, if your Discover Card allows it then this is the perfect alternative to using your VISA or Mastercard.
Mastercard
Where you see the VISA you’ll almost always see Mastercard, one of the most popular ways of paying for items and you can use this method to deposit into your account.
Neteller
This is an e-wallet, just fund via your preferred method and then link it to your sportsbook for almost instant balances.
Online Bill Pay
If you want to use this service you’ll need to register and then can use Online Bill Pay to manage all online payments, which includes being able to fund your sportsbook account.
PayNearMe
Available in most 7-Eleven stores. Deposit funds and you’ll be given a bar-coded slip to give to the cashier to fund your account.
PayPal
Once avoided, now almost the standard PayPal has become a worldwide leader in online money management. To use this service, sign up or use your existing account and transfer the money instantaneously to your sportsbook account.
Pre-Paid Card
Most operators offer their own branded pre-paid card, just apply via the operator and you can load it with funds ready to use.
Skrill
Like Neteller, Skrill is an e-wallet that allows customers to have access to their money instantaneously. Once your account is created, you can use their service to deposit into your sportsbook account.
Visa
One of the most popular forms of payment, accepted by the majority of online sportsbooks.
Wire Transfer
You can use this method via your online bank to fund your account using the information provided by the sportsbook. The transfer process is usually instantaneous.