This section lists the most common methods of payment generally used for the online transactions: you will discover the availables ways to deposit money into your online betting account and how to retire the winnings from it.
In order to verify what payment options are accepted by a specific bookmaker, please read our apposite section about the recommended bookmakers by clicking here .
There are 3 typologies of payments:

DEBIT CARDS AND CREDIT CARDS
The most used option to finance your betting account is by a common card of payment ( a credit card or a debit card ).
These are the advantages and the disadvantages:

the transactions are fast; cheap; safety;	Not anonymous; Sometimes, a small % fee is applied to the deposits;
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Often, if you you have deposited money using a credit card or a debit card, any subsequent withdrawals are credited in the same card.
The most common credit cards are issued by Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners.
The most used debit cards are issued by Maestro, Visa Electron and Solo.

BANK TRANSFERS
This is a traditional and also a safe way to transfer money to your account. These are the advantages and disadvantages:

safety; zero risks;	the transactions are slow ( The process can take from 3-5 labor days if you transfer the money to a local bank, up to two weeks if you transfer the money to a foreign bank ); expensive ( bank fees );
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"ONLINE" PAYMENT METHODS

These are methods of payment alternative to the first 2 modalities very popular for the internet surfers.
The main characteristic of an “online wallet” is the simplicity of use and the rapidity in the payment transactions and in the retirement of the winnings.
Also, you can use an online wallet to make purchases in thousand of their online affiliates shops and, also, you can transfer money to another person worldwide in a fast and secure way .
These are the advantages and disadvantages:

safety; fast transactions; anonymous: no  identity revealed, but only a nick name, an ID number or a e-mail address;	unavailables in some countries; sometimes, a small fixed fee is applied to the transactions;
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