E-wallets at iwin33: which to use, and when
Deposit with any of six, get paid to Skrill, Neteller or Payz

E-wallets at iwin33: the quick answer

You can deposit at iwin33 with six e-wallet and mobile-pay methods, Skrill, Neteller, Payz, eZeeWallet, Apple Pay and Google Pay, from AU$10. Every one of them credits your balance instantly. For withdrawals, three of them work: Skrill, Neteller and Payz, which receive your winnings within 5 minutes once you have AU$30 or more. iwin33 charges no fee on any of it. There is no maximum deposit.

So the useful question is not which wallet is fastest, since the payout wallets are equally quick. It is where you want your winnings to end up, and which method is easiest for you to pay in with. This guide helps you answer both before your first deposit.

All six methods at iwin33

The minimum deposit is AU$10 for all six. Withdrawals start at AU$30 and go to Skrill, Neteller, Payz or PayID.

Choosing in two questions

1. Where should your winnings land?

• In your bank account, with no extra step: use PayID for payouts.
• In a separate pot you can spend from or move later: use Skrill, Neteller or Payz.

2. What is easiest to pay in with?

• If you chose a payout wallet, depositing from that same wallet keeps everything in one place.
• On a phone, Apple Pay or Google Pay is usually the fastest deposit, because the card is already stored.
• If you like to pre-load a set amount and spend only that, eZeeWallet does it.

Any deposit method can be combined with any payout method. The only rule is that the payout must go to PayID, Skrill, Neteller or Payz, so if you pay in with eZeeWallet, Apple Pay or Google Pay, add one of those four to your account before you play.

What an e-wallet actually is

An e-wallet is a payment account that sits between your bank and the places you pay. You fund it from a card or bank transfer, and it pays iwin33 for you when you approve a deposit. iwin33 receives the payment from the wallet and never sees your card or bank details.

Skrill, Neteller, Payz and eZeeWallet keep a balance, which is how three of them can also receive money. Apple Pay and Google Pay work differently: they are a secure way to use a card saved on your phone, approved with your face, fingerprint or passcode. There is no balance behind them, which is why a payout cannot be sent to either.

Notes on each method

Skrill

One of the best-known wallets for online payments. At iwin33 it takes deposits from AU$10 and payouts from AU$30, within 5 minutes.

Neteller

Works exactly like Skrill at iwin33. If you already have a Neteller account, there is no reason to open another wallet.

Payz

The current name of the wallet once known as ecoPayz. Same figures at iwin33 as Skrill and Neteller.

eZeeWallet

A wallet you load before spending. At iwin33 it is for deposits, and it suits players who like to load only what they plan to play with.

Apple Pay

Uses the card in Apple Wallet on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Approve the deposit and it is in your iwin33 balance straight away.

Google Pay

The Android counterpart, using a card saved to your Google account.

How to deposit with an e-wallet

1. Sign in to iwin33 and go to the deposit page.
2. Choose the wallet. Enter AU$10 or more.
3. Approve the payment. For Skrill, Neteller, Payz and eZeeWallet, that means signing in to the wallet and confirming. For Apple Pay and Google Pay, it is a face, fingerprint or passcode check on your phone.
4. Your iwin33 balance updates straight away.

If a balance wallet is short of funds, it will ask you to top it up first. That top-up happens inside the wallet, before the iwin33 payment goes through.

How to cash out to Skrill, Neteller or Payz

1. Make sure your balance is AU$30 or more.
2. Open the withdrawal page and choose Skrill, Neteller or Payz.
3. Enter your wallet email or account ID. Copy it from the wallet app if you can, so there is no typo.
4. Confirm. The money is in your wallet within 5 minutes.

From the wallet, you can keep the money there for your next deposit, spend it elsewhere, or send it to your bank from inside the wallet app. That transfer is between you and the wallet, on the wallet's timing.

E-wallet or PayID for your iwin33 payouts

PayID is the main alternative. It pays winnings straight into your bank account, using the email address or mobile number you have registered as a PayID with your bank. You can deposit by PayID without one; you only need your own PayID set up to receive a payout. Both routes are equally fast at iwin33, so compare them on everything else.

The iwin33 PayID hub explains PayID in full, and the withdrawal times guide covers what happens after you request a payout.

Three common combinations

For setting a personal deposit limit alongside any of these, see the deposit limits guide.

Wallet payments on a phone

iwin33 runs in your phone's browser, so a wallet payment never needs a computer. Apple Pay and Google Pay open a payment sheet right on the screen. Skrill, Neteller and Payz send you to the wallet to approve, and back to iwin33 once it is done. After a withdrawal, the wallet's own app is the place to see it arrive.

Payment not showing?

• A deposit left the wallet but is not in your balance. Refresh the iwin33 page. If it is still missing, note the wallet's transaction reference.
• A payout is not in the wallet. Check that the email or ID you entered matches the wallet you are looking at, then check the wallet's transaction list rather than your bank.
• Still stuck. iwin33 live chat is open 24/7. Give them the method, amount and time, and they can trace the payment.

To keep the wallet itself safe, turn on two-step sign-in, approve only payments you started, and keep your phone locked if you use Apple Pay or Google Pay.

iwin33 e-wallet FAQ