Deposit | £5 - £770 |
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Min Withdrawal | £5 |
Withdrawal Time | 57 minutes in our test |
Min Deposit | £20 |
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Min Withdrawal | £20 |
Withdrawal Time | Within 48 hours |
Min Deposit | £5 |
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Deposit | £10 - £1,000 |
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Deposit | £5 - £2,000 |
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Withdrawal | £5 - £2,000 |
Withdrawal Time | Within 24 hours |
Deposit | £5 - £10,000 |
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Deposit | £10 - £2,000 |
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Min Withdrawal | £5 |
Withdrawal Time | Instant in our test |
Deposit | £10 - £200 |
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Min Deposit | £10 |
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Min Deposit | £5 |
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Min Withdrawal | £10 |
Withdrawal Time | 2-3 business days |
Deposit | £5 - £2,000 |
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Withdrawal | £5 - £2,000 |
Withdrawal Time | 2 hours in our test |
Deposit | £10 - £150 |
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Min Deposit | £10 |
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Min Deposit | £10 |
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Min Deposit | £10 |
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Min Deposit | £10 |
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Min Deposit | £8 |
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Min Withdrawal | £8 |
Withdrawal Time | Within 10 business days |
Min Deposit | £10 |
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Min Deposit | £10 |
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Deposit | £10 - £5,000 |
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We have picked out some of the best Paysafecard betting sites below, based on our own experience of using their cashiers to deposit and withdraw funds.
Bet365 needs no introduction, even if we cannot help but mention its fantastic bet builder. Many consider it to be the best product around, regardless of whether you are talking about the bet builder or the promotions, and it's hard to argue against that.
The bookie has always remained at the forefront of innovation, above all through the aforementioned promotions, but it's also clear that the sportsbook is on another level. Indeed, the market depth is hard to match and the same can be said for the betting margins.
In any case, Paysafecard is accepted on the site and the minimum amount is £5, while there is a maximum of £770. It's also possible to claim the welcome offer with the method, provided you have verified your account in full before.
As if that wasn't enough, bet365 also allows withdrawals to Paysafecard even if bank transfer is initially recommended by the bookie. Indeed, we got the money after just 57 minutes in our test, which was nice to see.
Pros
Minimum Deposit | £5 |
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Deposit Processing Time | Instant |
Minimum Withdrawal | £5 |
Withdrawal Processing Time | 57 minutes in our test |
Lottoland might not sound like a betting site when you first hear the name. That's a completely justified reaction, especially since the bookie only added the sportsbook a few years ago when it partnered up with Altenar. Having said that, it's a very good option here.
Indeed, Altenar makes sure that the quality of the sportsbook is high throughout, with a decent market depth, good betting margins and a useful bet builder. The app is easy to use and has a nice design as well, which always helps.
Lottoland is the only bookmaker that accepts deposits as low as £2 with Paysafecard, while there is no maximum specified. Like many other bookies, however, claiming one of the welcome offers is not possible with the method.
It should be noted that withdrawals aren't possible with Paysafecard at Lottoland. Instead, the bookie recommends using the previously used method, with debit card and bank transfer shown as options.
Pros
Cons
Minimum Deposit | £2 |
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Deposit Processing Time | Instant |
10bet has made great strides since its launch way back in 2003. A great deal of focus has been placed on quality rather than flashy welcome offers, which is also why the sportsbook (as well as the casino section) is so nice to use.
The bookie still has some way to go before it can compete with the best ones around, but we'd say it's not too far behind for the time being. After all, what more do you need than a sportsbook with many markets, decent promotions and low margins?
Paysafecard deposits start at £10, which is a little bit too high for our liking, but one key thing makes up for this: you can claim the welcome offer with this method. Considering just how few bookies accept this, 10bet deserves praise here.
Finally, you can also withdraw money to your Paysafecard account from 10bet. The minimum amount is lower at £5 and the money arrived instantly in our test, which is fantastic.
Pros
Cons
Minimum Deposit | £10 |
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Deposit Processing Time | Instant |
Minimum Withdrawal | £5 |
Withdrawal Processing Time | Instant in our test |
Ladbrokes is known by many, especially punters, and there is a good reason for its positive reputation. Like with its sister Coral, some good promotions can be found on the site and there is a decent number of payment methods in the cashier as well, including Paysafecard.
Many would probably agree that Ladbrokes is one of just a few betting sites that actually challenge bet365 thanks to the quality of the sportsbook. The bookie consistently offers some of the best odds, while promotions (as mentioned) play a huge part too.
Paysafecard can be used to deposit funds both on the site and in the app, with a minimum amount of £5 and a maximum of £2,000. It should be noted that you need another method to claim the welcome offer, though.
We found that withdrawals are also possible with Paysafecard, even if Ladbrokes first recommends withdrawing to another method. This is another tick in the box for the red-themed bookie, so there is a lot to like.
Pros
Cons
Minimum Deposit | £5 |
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Deposit Processing Time | Instant |
Minimum Withdrawal | £5 |
Withdrawal Processing Time | Within 24 hours |
Betfred is one of the biggest betting sites in the UK, thanks to a very comprehensive sportsbook, and its reputation certainly goes a long way too. On the payments front, there are many methods to choose from and Paysafecard is one of them.
Anyone who has used the bookie before will know that the sportsbook is very good, with boosted odds, great promotions and special markets offered. It's also a must for such a big bookie, but the app is great too.
As for Paysafecard, no maximum is specified for the method, but the minimum is set at a low £5. It should be noted that in order to claim any of the Betfred welcome offers, which require promo codes, you will have to use another method.
Furthermore, while Betfred accepts Paysafecard for deposits, it's not listed as an option for withdrawals. In other words, you have to choose a different method to withdraw the funds, though this isn't exactly a huge surprise.
Pros
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Minimum Deposit | £5 |
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Deposit Processing Time | Instant |
Paysafecard is a form of online payment that is very popular among some people in the UK. It works in the same way as a prepaid voucher, allowing people to enter a secure 16-digit PIN code. On betting sites that support this method, punters only need to enter this code to have the Paysafecard funds deposited into their betting account.
Founded in 2000, the company behind Paysafecard is headquartered in the Austrian city of Vienna and is now a part of Paysafe Group, which also runs leading e-wallets Skrill and Neteller. Therefore, those who have used one of these (or both) may already be familiar with Paysafecard as another alternative option.
While debit cards from the likes of Visa and MasterCard remain the default way to add funds into an online betting account for a lot of sports fans, Paysafecard is becoming more common, describing itself as the "simplest way to pay in cash online". Indeed, it is particularly handy for those who do not want to link their bank account to a betting site account.
As with any payment method, there are both pros and cons of using Paysafecard. Being a prepaid card, it is also a bit different to the rest of the payment methods you will usually find on a betting site. Therefore, we have put together three pros and cons of Paysafecard below:
Security: This is probably the top reason for using Paysafecard at betting sites. A lot of people want to avoid sharing their financial information with an online bookmaker, and this can be achieved by using Paysafecard.
Instant deposits: As soon as a punter enters the Paysafecard PIN on the betting site, the money will instantly be transferred and become available to use on sports bets.
The versatility: While using Paysafecard for online betting continues to get more and more popular in the UK, there are countless other outlets where Paysafecard is now being accepted as a payment option too.
Welcome bonuses ineligibility: Many bookmakers tend to restrict their welcome offers to deposits made with certain payment methods, and Paysafecard is rarely one of these. Of course, it should also be noted that Paysafecard is not accepted by all bookmakers.
Time-consuming process: Some people also find that the process of depositing with Paysafecard takes a lot of time, due to the steps involved. It is certainly not as easy to make a deposit 'on the fly', unless you already have a Paysafecard with funds.
Withdrawals not always allowed: While some betting sites will allow you to request a withdrawal to a Paysafecard account, many still prompt you to use another method (such as bank transfer) and this is something to take into consideration.
Not many welcome offers can be claimed with Paysafecard, sadly, but there are a few bookies that allow it. We have listed them as well as the respective welcome offers below.
Operator | Welcome Offer | Bonus Code | Claim Offer | |
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![]() | Welcome Offer Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets | No code required | Claim Offer | #Ad. New Customers only. Sign up and make a qualifying deposit of £5 or more to qualify for 300% of that amount in Bet Credits up to £30*. Bet credits are credited upon settlement of qualifying bets to the value of the deposit (capped at £10*), which must be within 30 days of claiming the offer. Min odds/bet and payment method exclusions apply. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake. T&Cs, time limits & exclusions apply. Registration required. |
![]() | Welcome Offer 100% up to £50 Welcome Bonus | SPORT | Claim Offer | New bettors; Code SPORT; Wager deposit & bonus 8x; Max qualifying bet stake=initial bonus; Valid 60 days; Min odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply; T&C apply; 18. |
![]() | Welcome Offer 100% Bonus Up to £200 on First Deposit | No code required | Claim Offer | New UK customers only, 18+. 100% bonus on your first deposit up to £200. First deposit must be a minimum of £10 and no higher than £200. Must be wagered 35x within 60 days of registration. Full T&Cs apply. |
![]() | Welcome Offer 100% Bonus Up to £200 on First Deposit + 11 Wager Free Spins | No code required | Claim Offer | New UK customers only, 18+. 100% bonus on your first deposit up to £200. First deposit must be a minimum of £10 and no higher than £200. Must be wagered 35x within 60 days of registration. Full T&Cs apply. |
For punters who are new to Paysafecard for online betting in the UK, we have put together a step-by-step guide on how to deposit with Paysafecard below:
Paysafecard can be bought in person, but it's a lot easier to do this online. So, we opted to sign up for an account via the app. It isn't that different from creating a betting account, with the details being largely the same.
Next, you will need to fund your Paysafecard account. This, again, is very easy and similar to a betting deposit. You can either tick the option for Paysafecard to top up your account automatically, or provide you with a PIN that you can later use on betting sites.
After completing the deposit on Paysafecard, you will be given a 16-digit PIN, which you can either write down or access in the app.
Once it's time to make a deposit on a betting site, choose one that accepts Paysafecard and open the app/website. A button labelled 'Deposit' can usually be found in the top right corner, but you might also need to enter the account section to find this.
When you have reached this page, known as the cashier, you need to browse the payment methods available and tap on Paysafecard. As you can see, we opted to use Bet365.
As with any other payment method, you will need to enter some details. In this case, you need to sign in and then provide the 16-digit PIN code that you get with Paysafecard.
Once the PIN code has been added, and the amount you would like to deposit has been confirmed, you only need to tap on 'Pay' to complete the process.
Believe it or not, as Paysafecard has become an e-wallet of sorts, it's actually possible to withdraw funds to the method as well. With that said, bet365 - which we did our test with - did initially try to get us to withdraw with a debit card or a bank transfer. Below, you can see the process for a Bet365 withdrawal using Paysafecard.
As you do with any withdrawal, the first step is to navigate to the cashier. This, on Bet365, is found in the top right via the 'Profile' icon. Then, you need to tap the 'Banking' and 'Withdraw' options.
From here, you will be offered a dropbox menu for the different methods allowed to be used. Of course, here we want to select Paysafecard.
Finally, ensure that the details are correct and that your details between your accounts match. Your name needs to match, as does your email, and then you can request a payment. In our case, the money arrived in less than an hour, back to our Paysafecard account, fantastic!
Only a few betting sites will allow you to withdraw funds to a Paysafecard e-wallet account, and of course, we have tested the bookies in question. The results were pretty good, it must be said, so speed is not an issue with this method.
It is possible to purchase Paysafecard vouchers in the UK, with many major outlets offering this option. For example, in a big city like Leeds, there are around a dozen places in the city centre alone where it is possible to purchase Paysafecard vouchers for online betting in the UK.
The good news is that the Paysafecard website has a store locator. This handy tool can be used by people to find nearby places where it is possible to purchase Paysafecard vouchers. People can enter their town, address or postcode to be presented with a handy selection of shops, stores and outlets where vouchers can be bought.
Customers then need to ask to purchase a Paysafecard with a specific amount of money. For example, punters who plan to deposit £15 into their account through the use of Paysafecard might want to purchase £15 Paysafecard vouchers at their local sales outlet.
The sales outlet will then print out a physical voucher - which is the Paysafecard itself - once the customer has paid for it in cash. The customer is then able to spend the Paysafecard online.
Of course, you can also purchase a PaySafeCard online. This can be done through the website or the handy app - which is actually like an e-wallet these days.
Simply sign up, as was shown in the deposit section, and then add funds to your account. From here, you will be good to start depositing and your details can be saved for the future, to make the process even quicker.
In our test, we did not have an account. So from start to finish, we had made an account, added funds and deposited them onto a betting app in around five minutes. An easy process, indeed, with a lot to like!
Paysafecard is nice in many ways, especially since the app and e-wallet element was introduced, but there are also some potential issues to note.
Steven is an experienced iGaming content writer who has been working in the industry since 2018. He is passionate about sports betting and enjoys writing about all aspects of the industry, including bookmaker reviews, betting tips and strategies, and news and analysis.