Top up your VegasNow balance in seconds
Eight deposit options, one simple rule on fees (VegasNow charges none), and a clear-eyed look at which method suits a quick session, a strict budget or a fast cash-out later on.
- Curacao licence 160603
- PayID, POLi & crypto
- 18+ only
- 3 deposits matched 100 / 150 / 200%
- A$20 minimum, PayID or card
- 35× wagering on bonus cash
18+ · T&Cs apply
Five things worth knowing before your first top-up
The short version of the cashier, before we dig into each method one at a time.
Bank rails credit instantly
PayID and POLi move money straight out of your online banking, so the balance updates while the bank app is still open.
Neosurf starts at A$10
The prepaid voucher carries the lowest floor in the cashier. Every other route asks for A$20 at minimum.
Nothing added by VegasNow
The casino adds no charge on any method. Crypto senders pay the blockchain's own network cost, and that is all.
Your name, every time
Fund only from accounts, cards and wallets registered to you. It keeps the later payout check simple.
Bonus-ready from A$20
A qualifying A$20 deposit unlocks the first 100% match and starts the free spins rolling.
The full deposit menu
Minimums, crediting speed and casino fees for every row, from PayID at the top down to Litecoin.
| Option | Category | Minimum | Speed | Casino fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PayID | Bank | A$20 | Instant | None |
| POLi | Bank | A$20 | Instant | None |
| Neosurf | Prepaid voucher | A$10 | Instant | None |
| Visa / Mastercard | Card | A$20 | Instant | None |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Crypto | ~A$20 | A few minutes | Network only |
| Ethereum / Litecoin | Crypto | ~A$20 | A few minutes | Network only |
PayID and POLi: banking you already carry
Most Australians already own the quickest way into VegasNow without realising it. PayID is the alias your bank lets you attach to a mobile number or email address, and it rides the same real-time network that moves money between mates when you split a dinner bill. In the cashier you choose PayID, type the amount, then approve the transfer inside your own banking app. No card number is entered, nothing sensitive is held on the casino side, and the credit usually appears before you have flicked back to the browser tab.
POLi gets you to the same result from a slightly different angle. Instead of an alias, it opens a secure session with your internet banking, you log in to your bank as normal, and the payment travels across as a direct transfer. It suits anyone whose bank supports POLi but who has no PayID yet, and it keeps your card out of the picture too. Both start at A$20 and both are free on the VegasNow side.
Why put bank rails first? Partly speed, partly privacy, but mostly because they tend to just work. A bank transfer reads as an everyday payment to a payee, so it rarely trips the merchant filters that some cards run into. On a phone, the mobile cashier makes it a two-tap job.
Neosurf, the voucher that keeps you honest
Neosurf is the odd one out in the cashier, and that is exactly its appeal. You buy a voucher over the counter at a participating newsagent, servo or convenience store, pay in cash, and walk away with a printed code. At VegasNow you enter that code and the value lands on your balance, from as little as A$10.
The practical upshot is a spending cap you cannot argue with. A A$50 voucher is A$50, full stop, and loading more means a trip back to the shop. The trade-offs: you need a retail outlet nearby, and the Neosurf payout lane has the smallest weekly ceiling in the cashier, so a big win usually travels home by bank or crypto instead.
Set your deposit limitsEight logos, zero casino fees
Bank, voucher, card and crypto options share one cashier, and VegasNow adds nothing to any of them.
Cards and crypto: familiar versus fast
Visa and Mastercard remain the reflex choice for plenty of players. They credit instantly, start at A$20 and need nothing new set up. The honest snag sits on the bank side: several Australian issuers block any transaction carrying a gambling merchant code, regardless of your balance. When that happens the refusal comes from your bank rather than from VegasNow, and pressing the button again only produces the same answer.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin appeal to anyone already holding coins. You copy the deposit address from the cashier, send from your wallet, and the balance updates once the network confirms, normally within a few minutes. Two points deserve respect: send each coin only to its matching address (BTC to the Bitcoin address, LTC to the Litecoin one), and expect a network fee set by the blockchain, which rises when the chain is busy.
Crypto shows its real strength on the way back out. A verified crypto payout is usually released the same day, often inside two hours, and carries the highest weekly ceiling in the cashier at A$20,000. The withdrawals page covers that side.
Pick by purpose, not by logo
Start with what you want the deposit to do, then read across to the method that does it best.
| Your priority | Best fit | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Money in, fast | PayID | Linked to a phone number or email address, so a deposit lands in seconds and your card stays in your wallet. |
| A hard budget | Neosurf | A cash-bought voucher with a fixed value, which means you physically cannot load more than you planned. |
| Money out, fast | Crypto: BTC / ETH / LTC | Normally on its way within a couple of hours of approval, the quickest payout lane on the site. |
| Bank-to-bank, no card | POLi | Pays directly from your online banking, so no card number is ever stored with the casino. |
| What you already use | Visa / Mastercard | Quick and familiar, but a few Australian banks decline gambling-coded card payments. |
What a A$100 deposit really costs
Here is the arithmetic on a round A$100. Pay by PayID, POLi, Visa, Mastercard or a Neosurf voucher and A$100 leaves you while A$100 arrives; VegasNow takes no slice on any of them. Pay by Bitcoin, Ethereum or Litecoin and A$100 worth of coin leaves your wallet while slightly less arrives, because the blockchain charges its own fee for processing the transfer. That cost belongs to the network and shifts with congestion.
Choose your exit before you choose your entry. The deposit is the easy half; the way you plan to withdraw decides how smooth the whole round trip feels.
Samuel Thomas, VegasNow editor
If you are claiming the welcome package, the amount matters more than the method. Each of the three steps needs at least A$20, and the match climbs from 100% to 150% to 200%, worth up to A$3,000, A$2,500 and A$2,000 in bonus funds respectively, with 200 free spins spread across the set. Everything carries 35× wagering and a A$7.50 maximum bet while bonus money is live. Read the bonus terms, then claim the package here.
A two-minute check before you tap deposit
Most cashier problems that reach the support desk could have been caught in the half-minute before the payment went through. Run down this list first:
- The account, card or wallet is registered in your own name and matches your VegasNow profile.
- You have set a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit in your account settings, or made a conscious decision that you do not need one.
- The amount clears the method's floor: A$20 for most routes, A$10 for Neosurf.
- You know whether you want the welcome match, since the first step loads automatically on a qualifying deposit.
- You have a plan for the exit: which method you will withdraw to and how much it can move in a week.
Deposit not showing? Work through it in order
Bank rails, cards and vouchers credit in moments, so a balance that has not moved after five minutes has a cause worth tracking down. Go through these steps one at a time:
- Refresh the cashier. Every so often the money is already there and the page simply has not caught up.
- Open your bank app. If the payment shows as declined or still pending there, the hold sits with your bank, so try PayID or POLi.
- Look up the transaction hash. Crypto waits on network confirmations, and a block explorer shows how many have arrived so far.
- Re-check the Neosurf code. One wrong character is the most common voucher slip.
- Message live chat. Support runs 24/7 and can trace a payment from its reference number or hash.
Cashier questions, answered briefly
Quick replies to what players ask most often about getting money in.
Can I deposit less than A$20?
Only with Neosurf, which accepts vouchers from A$10. PayID, POLi, Visa, Mastercard and all three cryptocurrencies start at A$20.
Do I have to verify my identity before depositing?
No. Deposits work as soon as the account is open. The one-time ID and address check applies to your first withdrawal, though uploading early means it is already finished when you need it.
Is PayID a safe way to pay an offshore casino?
PayID keeps your card and account numbers off the casino's systems because you approve every transfer inside your own banking app. Bear in mind that VegasNow holds a Curaçao licence (company 160603) rather than an Australian one, which the licensing page explains.
Why does my bank keep blocking the payment?
Some Australian banks refuse anything coded as gambling, whatever your balance. Repeating the attempt will not help; a PayID or POLi transfer, or a cash-bought Neosurf voucher, usually gets through.
Can I cap how much goes in?
Yes. Deposit limits can be set by the day, week or month from your account, and support can apply them for you. For a firmer line, the responsible gambling page covers time-outs and BetStop.
Where to next
Your balance is funded. These pages pick up the rest of the journey.
Cash out your winnings
Payout lanes, weekly ceilings and the one-time ID check that keeps a first withdrawal moving.
Welcome package terms
How A$7,500 and 200 free spins attach to your first three qualifying deposits.
Pay from your phone
The full cashier runs in Safari or Chrome, so PayID approval is a quick hop to your banking app.
24/7 live chat
A missing deposit or a bank decline you cannot shake? The team can trace it from a reference.
Limits and BetStop
Deposit caps, time-outs, and Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858 whenever you need it.