BassBet Casino payment methods: deposits, minimum and withdrawals

BassBet Casino accepts players from Austria: Austria appears with the currency EUR in the country list the operator uses for registration, and it is missing from the list of excluded jurisdictions in the terms (version 1.12, 19.08.2026). How BassBet fits in with the other online casino payment methods for Austria is shown in the overview. Below are all BassBet payment details: which methods the cashier lists for Austria, which amounts apply, how long withdrawals take and which rules the terms attach to deposits and withdrawals.

The casino is operated by Liernin Enterprises LTD, based in the Marshall Islands (reg. no. 126211). Payment processing is handled by Mirata Services LTD from Cyprus (HE 438098), which the operator names as payment service provider for Liernin Enterprises LTD. There are two statements on the licence: according to the operator's standard text, a PAGCOR Offshore Gaming License no. 22-0025 exists; according to Casino.Guru, no gambling licence is known. Casino.Guru gives 2024 as the year the casino was founded.

The website and the terms are available in German, but the legally binding version is the English one. Contact runs via live chat and email. According to the operator, support is available around the clock (24/7); Casino.Guru describes the live chat as 24/7 in English and states that support and live chat do not offer German. The operator's schema, on the other hand, lists customer service by email with German as a language.

VIIPayments at BassBet Casino at a glance

The cashier for Austria offers two groups of payment routes at BassBet: classic methods such as eps, card (Visa/Mastercard), Revolut, bank transfer (SEPA), MiFinity and PlayID, plus a long list of cryptocurrencies. For deposits the cashier lists eps, card, Revolut, bank transfer, MiFinity and PlayID. For withdrawals the list shows card, bank transfer, Revolut, Skrill, MiFinity and PlayID. Cryptocurrencies are listed on both sides.

This gives three roles. At BassBet, eps is a deposit-only method, while Skrill appears only on the withdrawal side. Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer, Revolut and MiFinity are listed for both deposits and withdrawals. Anyone who wants to match BassBet against the other casinos will find the payment methods compared side by side, split into deposits and withdrawals and using the same method names as the cashiers.

Not listed in the information for Austria are Paysafecard, PayPal, Klarna/Sofort, Trustly, Neteller, Jeton, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Neosurf and CashtoCode. Paysafecard and PayPal are therefore missing from the BassBet AT cashier, just as they are missing from the AT cashier of the other four brands that ZahlungsmethodenCheck compares. According to the cashier data, no fee is activated for deposits or for withdrawals; the exceptions named in the terms follow in the section on amounts and fees.

VIIIDeposit methods for players from Austria

eps. At BassBet, the eps transfer is enabled in the cashier only for the country Austria. An eps deposit starts at €15 and is capped at €900 per deposit.

Card. Visa and Mastercard accept deposits from €10, with a maximum of €2,000 per deposit. Both cards are also listed for withdrawals.

PlayID. Here, too, the lower limit is €10 and the upper limit €2,000 per deposit.

Revolut and bank transfer (SEPA). Both routes start at €10 and allow up to €5,000 per deposit.

MiFinity. The e-wallet accepts deposits from €10, up to €2,500 per deposit.

Cryptocurrencies. Alongside the classic methods, BassBet lists USDT (ERC20, TRC20, BEP20, Solana), USDC (ERC20, Solana), Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tron (TRX), BNB, Dogecoin, Solana and Cardano for deposits. How deposits with coins work in general and what players from Austria should keep in mind is explained on the page about crypto at casinos; the BassBet amounts are in the crypto section further down.

PayPal. A search for PayPal leads nowhere at BassBet, because PayPal is not listed in the information for Austria, neither for deposits nor for withdrawals. What the other casinos state about PayPal at casinos and which methods the Austrian cashiers list instead is summarised there.

IXMinimum deposit, maximum amount and fees

At BassBet, the minimum deposit is €10 for card, PlayID, Revolut, bank transfer, MiFinity and most cryptocurrencies. Deviating from that, eps requires €15 and Bitcoin €30. Anyone who wants the welcome bonus needs a deposit of €20 according to the promotions page. How high the minimum deposit is at the other casinos and methods is shown on the comparison page with the amounts per brand.

The cashier's maximum amounts (see deposit methods) apply per deposit; the information does not name daily or monthly deposit limits.

Fees. The cashier data shows no fee for deposits or withdrawals. The terms, however, contain two exceptions. Under terms 6.8, a withdrawal made without the deposit having been wagered once incurs a commission of 10% (min. EUR 0.5); for card and bank transfer it is 15%. Under terms 6.18, BassBet charges an inactivity fee of EUR 5 per month after 180 days without activity.

XCrypto

The BassBet crypto list covers Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Tether USDT on the ERC20, TRC20, BEP20 and Solana networks, USD Coin USDC on the ERC20 and Solana networks, Tron (TRX), BNB, Dogecoin (DOGE), Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA). All of these coins are listed for both deposits and withdrawals.

There is one clear exception in the amounts. For USDT, USDC, ETH, LTC, TRX, BNB, DOGE, SOL, ADA and BCH the deposit starts at €10, for Bitcoin only at €30. For withdrawals, the lower limit for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin is €20, for Bitcoin €60. There is no time information on how long crypto withdrawals take.

Anyone who prefers to pay directly from their own account has bank transfer (SEPA) as the counterpart at BassBet, listed for deposits and withdrawals. How paying by bank transfer works compared with eps and Sofort is explained on the page about bank payments.

XIWithdrawals: methods, duration, limits

For withdrawals BassBet lists PlayID, card (Visa/Mastercard), bank transfer, Revolut, Skrill, MiFinity and the cryptocurrencies. The minimum withdrawal is €10 for card, bank transfer, Revolut, Skrill and MiFinity, €20 for PlayID and cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin, and €60 for Bitcoin.

eps is missing on the withdrawal side. Anyone who deposited by eps transfer therefore receives a withdrawal through a different route, because the cashier lists eps exclusively as a deposit method. Which payment system the operator then uses is governed by the terms (see the rules further down).

Duration. The finance department processes withdrawals within 3 working days; processing hours are Mon–Fri, 6–17 GMT. After that, the duration depends on the payment provider. BassBet gives no time for e-wallets, but according to the operator e-wallet deposits and withdrawals are processed quickly. According to the operator, credit card transactions take a little longer because the bank processes them; here, too, there is no time given. There is no information on bank transfer or on cryptocurrencies. Casino.Guru refers to player reports of long withdrawals.

Limits. How much is paid out depends on the VIP level. Per day it is €500 (level 1 and 2), €800 (level 3), €1,000 (level 4) and €1,500 (level 5). Per month the limits are €7,000 (level 1), €10,000 (level 2), €12,000 (level 3), €15,000 (level 4) and €20,000 (level 5). The information does not name a weekly limit. Under terms 6.13, no more than 3 withdrawals may be pending at the same time.

XIIRules: same method, third-party payments, proof

Same method. At BassBet, withdrawals go back via the same payment method as the deposit wherever possible. Under terms 6.10, however, the operator may use a different payment system. Cards have a rule of their own: after a credit card deposit, payouts up to the amount of the deposit are made as a refund under terms 6.6.5. How other casinos handle Visa and Mastercard is shown on the page about credit cards at casinos with the details of the other brands.

Third-party payments. The card or payment method must belong to the player. The terms treat the use of payment methods that do not belong to the account holder as fraud. Under terms 6.21, money transfers between customers are also prohibited.

Proof. For the check, BassBet requires transaction histories of the payment methods used, meaning bank or credit/debit card statements, plus proof of ownership of the payment method (terms 6.6.4). On top of that come a certified ID document and proof of address. Under terms 5.3, the documents must be submitted within 30 days, and the check is usually completed within 10 days.

XIIIBonus and payment method

The BassBet welcome bonus consists of 100% up to €500 and 200 free spins on the first deposit. According to the promotions page, the free spins are credited for 10 days at 20 per day. The requirement is a deposit of €20; that is above the general online casino minimum deposit at BassBet, which is €10 for most methods.

Under terms 7.16, the wagering requirement is 35 times the deposit plus bonus, and free spin winnings must be wagered 40 times. The deadline is 10 days. Deposits via Neteller and Skrill are excluded from bonus offers. In the AT cashier this makes no difference for deposits: Neteller is not listed there, and Skrill only for withdrawals.

XIVWhere the information differs

Licence. According to the operator's standard text, PAGCOR Offshore Gaming License 22-0025; according to Casino.Guru, no gambling licence is known.

Number of methods. Casino.Guru names 38 payment methods, including Neteller, Skrill, PaysafeCard, Mastercard, VISA and the eps transfer. This number applies worldwide and is not specific to Austria. In the AT cashier, Paysafecard and Neteller are not listed. Anyone who wants to see the lists of the individual casinos for Austria side by side will find them in the comparison of payment methods, split into deposits and withdrawals.

Withdrawal limits. Casino.Guru states EUR 500 per day and EUR 7,000 per month. The operator's information staggers the limits by VIP level, as listed in the withdrawal section.

Fees. According to the cashier no fee is set; according to terms 6.8, a commission of 10% or 15% applies if the deposit has not been wagered.

Support language. According to Casino.Guru, support and live chat are not available in German; according to the operator's schema, customer service by email lists German.