NETeller: This is one of the prominent channels for paying casinos. As soon as you deposit money you can play. The catch is withdrawing money, which takes up to 5 days.

InstaCash: this channel uses the debit card system for transferring money to casinos.

Citadel: this channel uses the debit card system for transferring money to casinos.

OnDemandFunds: this channel uses the debit card system for transferring money to casinos.

Moneybookers: This service uses a bank account or credit card to transfer funds, usually with no need for registration.

Firepay: This service uses a bank account or credit card to transfer funds, usually with no need for registration.

Central Coin: This service uses a bank account or credit card to transfer funds, usually with no need for registration.

Click2Pay: This service uses a bank account or credit card to transfer funds, usually with no need for registration.

ECO Card: This is a service for Europeans wishing to use their telephone account to pay the casino.

Paysafe Card: This service uses a bank account or credit card to transfer funds, usually with no need for registration.

Instabit: this channel uses the debit card system for transferring money to casinos.

UseMyBank: This service uses a bank account or credit card to transfer funds, usually with no need for registration.

Visa and MasterCard: Players can use these major credit cards so long as they are not residents of the USA.

Bank Draft: Casinos offer an extra bonus to players who transfer money via a direct bank debit.

Wire Transfer: Casinos also offer an extra bonus to players who transfer money via wire transfer. The process can take two days.