Instant Bank Transfer Betting Sites in the UK (2025)

William Hill has long been our favourite bookmaker when it comes to payment methods, both for the number of them accepted and for the speed of withdrawals. As most of you will know, this is combined with a tremendous sportsbook and an impressive app.

The minimum amount for deposits with instant bank transfers is set at £5, and it's the same when you want to withdraw funds. The maximum amounts are also very high, which is a good thing, coming in at £99,000 and £33,000 respectively.

Seeing as William Hill has a generous welcome offer (which does require a promo code), the fact that you can claim it with instant bank transfer is great news. More and more bookies are accepting the method for offers now, but kudos still.

Finally, we put the instant banking feature to the test ourselves at William Hill and got the money, you guessed it, instantly. Some bookies actually don't live up to the name (which we will get to), so the result was nice.

Ladbrokes has one of the most recognisable logos in the UK, if not the world, and the high praise it usually receives is certainly justified. From the impressive sportsbook to the top-rated betting app, there is indeed a lot to like.

Instant bank transfers are available on the site and the terms are the same as its sister site Coral, which is on this list as well. This means that punters can deposit and withdraw just £5, while the maximum is £2,000 for deposits (a little low, maybe).

In terms of the welcome offer, a few methods that cannot be used are mentioned in the T&Cs but instant bank transfer isn't one of them, meaning you can claim the offer with the method. Considering just how generous it is, that is good news.

We also put Ladbrokes and instant bank transfers to the test, withdrawing £5 ourselves and we were pleasantly surprised by the result. Indeed, as the name suggests, we got the money in our bank account instantly.

Compared to the other sites here, it's clear that AK Bets is a bit of an outsider. The site was launched as recently as 2023 and uses Playbook Gaming for its platform. However, there is a lot to like despite the infancy.

Instant banking is one of those things, with a minimum deposit amount of just £1 and no maximum specified. The same minimum amount applies to withdrawals as well and that alone is a huge positive, considering the 'major brands' all have a £5 limit.

Furthermore, although you could argue AK Bets doesn't have the best welcome offer on the market, it can still be claimed with the method. It's possible that it could be improved down the line and then, the benefits would be obvious.

Of course, rather than taking the bookie's word for it, we also tested the withdrawal time with the method. We got our money in the bank account after 2 minutes, so we have no complaints about using instant bank transfers at AK Bets.

Coral is one of the most popular betting sites around and Instant Banking has been offered for quite some time. The minimum deposit and withdrawal amount is set at a low £5, while the maximum is £2,000 for deposits and unspecified for withdrawals.

On the site, punters can find tons of good promotions - such as Football Super Series - and odds are regularly boosted by the bookie. The sportsbook also has one of the nicest layouts in the business, with a good mix of different sports and top events on the homepage.

Previously, Coral stated that a debit card deposit was needed to claim the generous welcome offer on the site. However, this has now been changed and punters can thus claim it with Instant Banking, which is fantastic news.

Given that Ladbrokes had the money in our account instantly in our test, you would imagine that Coral is just as fast (after all, they run the same systems). That said, we haven't tested it ourselves yet.

Kwiff is still an up-and-coming site in the UK, having decided to take on a slightly more 'niche' role at the expense of fast growth. In fact, Kwiff initially launched as an app-only bookmaker but eventually, a desktop version was added as well.

In addition to the app element, the Supercharged promotion (surprise odds boosts) is what makes Kwiff stand out from the rest. As for instant bank transfers, the bookie was one of the first to implement the method.

The minimum amount is higher for both deposits and withdrawals at £10, while there is a £3,000 maximum limit for deposits. Clearly, that minimum amount will have to come down by £5 for Kwiff to fully compete.

At the very least, the welcome offer can be claimed with the method and we imagine that is something many will do. The withdrawal time is supposed ot be instant, but we haven't tested it ourselves just yet.