VegasNow payments for Australian players
Our Australian cashier accepts credit cards, Cashtocode vouchers, the MiFinity wallet and ten cryptocurrencies. This page sets out each published deposit range, what the Free and Instant labels cover, and how to size a deposit so the bonus and the later withdrawal both work. You must be 18+ to play, and only deposit money you can afford to lose.
VegasNow payments at a glance
The figures on this page come from the AUD deposit tab of our Australian Payments page and from the account terms, as checked on 3 November 2026. The cashier inside your own account has the final say, because methods and limits can change between checks.
| Topic | What we publish for Australia |
|---|---|
| Fiat deposit routes | Credit card (Visa or Mastercard), Cashtocode vouchers and the MiFinity wallet |
| Crypto deposit routes | Ten coins, each shown with a CPP prefix in the cashier, from Bitcoin and Ether to TRON and Cardano |
| Lowest entry point | A$25 on the Cashtocode row, A$30 on the card and MiFinity rows, and a separate floor per coin |
| Largest single fiat deposit | A$10,000 by card; MiFinity tops out at A$4,000 and Cashtocode at A$400 |
| Whose method | Yours only: the terms want every payment method in the account holder’s name |
| Before money comes back out | A turnover of three times each deposit, set by the account terms |
| Bonus floor against method floor | Welcome offers start at A$20, yet the method’s own minimum is applied first |
The AUD deposit rows in our cashier
Three fiat rows sit on the AU deposit tab. We have kept their figures exactly as published, including one small inconsistency: the tab’s opening line mentions a A$30 minimum, while the Cashtocode row itself starts at A$25. If you plan to pay exactly A$25, look at the live cashier first.
| Method | Lowest deposit | Highest deposit | Where it fits best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credit card (Visa, Mastercard) | A$30 | A$10,000 | Larger single payments, including the top welcome stages |
| MiFinity e-wallet | A$30 | A$4,000 | Players who want one wallet for paying in and cashing out |
| Cashtocode voucher | A$25 | A$400 | Smaller prepaid top-ups |
All three rows carry the operator labels “Free” and “Instant”. Treat those as statements about our part of the deposit. Your bank, wallet or voucher seller sits outside them, and neither label says anything about withdrawals, which follow their own table and their own review.
Four questions to ask of any VegasNow payment method
A method’s name tells you surprisingly little. Before choosing one, we would look at four separate properties, because a route can pass on one and fail on another.
Which direction?
Card and Cashtocode appear on the deposit tab only. The bank routes Inpay, PayAnyBank and Wire appear only for withdrawals. MiFinity and the listed coins show up on both tabs.
What range?
Each row has its own floor and ceiling. An amount that suits one method can fall outside another, and a coin’s deposit floor is not always its withdrawal floor.
Whose name?
Our terms (v2.3, 20 January 2024) say the method must belong to the account holder. A partner’s card or a friend’s wallet fails this test, however convenient it looks.
What will it cost?
Our “Free” label covers our side. A provider charge, a currency conversion or a wallet fee is a separate line you confirm with that provider.
If the cashier ever disagrees with a page, ask our support team which is current rather than trying a second account.
Crypto deposits at VegasNow: ten coins, ten floors
Every coin has its own minimum, written in that coin rather than in Australian dollars, so the dollar value of each floor moves with the market. The deposit tab describes the top of each crypto row as “no max limit”. That wording belongs to deposits alone; it does not lift the bonus caps, the account withdrawal caps or the per-coin withdrawal ceilings. We have grouped the coins by how their two floors compare.
| Coin | Deposit floor | Withdrawal floor | How the two compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| USDT | 5 | 20 | Four times higher to take out |
| BTC | 0.0001 | 0.0002 | Twice as high to take out |
| ETH | 0.002 | 0.002 | Identical in both directions |
| LTC | 0.01 | 0.01 | Identical in both directions |
| BNB | 0.01 | 0.01 | Identical, like LTC |
| BCH | 0.001 | 0.001 | Identical in both directions |
| ADA | 2 | 2 | Identical, like BCH |
| TRX | 10 | 10 | Identical in both directions |
| XRP | 4 | 0.001 | Lower to take out than to send in |
| DOGE | 1 | 0.01 | Lower to take out than to send in |
Someone who sends exactly 5 USDT cannot take those same 5 USDT back out by USDT, because the exit row starts at 20.
A coin name is not a network. Copy the address and the network exactly as the cashier displays them, and send a small amount first if you are new to a wallet.
Cards, a wallet, a voucher and coins: choosing between them
PayID, POLi and Neosurf are not in the VegasNow AU cashier. If you arrived looking for a bank-transfer or prepaid option, these are the routes our Australian deposit tab does list, and how they differ in use.
- Card. The widest fiat range, A$30 to A$10,000, and the only fiat route whose ceiling stretches to the full fourth-stage match. No card line appears on the withdrawal tab.
- MiFinity. The same A$30 to A$4,000 window in each direction, which makes it the easiest fiat method to plan around, provided the wallet is registered to you.
- Cashtocode. The voucher option, A$25 to A$400 per deposit. Fine for modest top-ups, but it is deposit-only too, so ask how a voucher-funded balance will be paid out.
- Crypto. Ten coins with per-coin floors and matching rows on the withdrawal tab. You manage the wallet, the network and any exchange conversion yourself.
Plan only around methods you can actually see in your own cashier.
What “Free” and “Instant” mean on a VegasNow deposit
Both tabs print the same two labels on every row. They are handy shorthand, yet each describes something narrower than it might suggest.
Free
Our FAQ draws a line between deposit costs we absorb and anything a payment provider adds, and it leaves provider fees on withdrawals with the customer. So the label means we add no charge of our own. It cannot tell you what a card issuer, wallet or exchange will take, or what a conversion costs if your card or wallet is not held in Australian dollars.
Instant
On a deposit row, the label describes how the cashier presents the method. It is not a measured time, and it does not carry across to the withdrawal tab, where account review, verification and the receiving provider all stand between a request and your money.
For each payment, note the amount sent, the amount credited and any provider fee: three numbers, three different questions.
One method, two directions: the VegasNow route map
Payment questions often start at the withdrawal end, with a deposit route that cannot carry money back. Our FAQ says money goes back along the deposit route when that is possible, and the two tabs show where it is not. Plan both legs before you pay in.
| Route | Deposit tab | Withdrawal tab | Planning note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credit card | A$30 to A$10,000 | Not listed | Find out from support how a card-funded balance is returned |
| MiFinity | A$30 to A$4,000 | Also A$30 to A$4,000 | The only fiat route on both tabs |
| Cashtocode | A$25 to A$400 | Not listed | Same question as card: confirm the exit early |
| Inpay, PayAnyBank, Wire | Not listed | A$300 to A$6,000 each | Bank routes for larger balances; anything under A$300 sits below their floor |
| Crypto, ten coins | Per-coin floor, “no max limit” | Per-coin floor and ceiling | Read both rows for your coin before sending |
Our withdrawals page sets out each exit route coin by coin, together with the daily, weekly and monthly caps that sit above the method ranges.
Worked example: check the amount before the speed
Here are three deposits someone might plan, read against the published rows and against the three-times turnover rule in the account terms.
| Planned deposit | Rows whose range covers it | Turnover before withdrawing (3×) | What to note about the way out |
|---|---|---|---|
| A$160 | Card, MiFinity, Cashtocode | A$480 | A balance of this size is too small for the A$300 bank floor; MiFinity or a coin would carry it |
| A$450 | Card, MiFinity | A$1,350 | Cashtocode stops at A$400, so the voucher row is out |
| A$5,500 | Card, or a coin | A$16,500 | Above the A$4,000 MiFinity ceiling, but inside one bank request of up to A$6,000 |
The arithmetic is plain: A$160 × 3 = A$480, A$450 × 3 = A$1,350 and A$5,500 × 3 = A$16,500. A modest balance can be too small for a bank route, and a large one too big for a single MiFinity request.
If your card or wallet is held in another currency, record the original amount, the converted amount you were quoted and any separate fee. A provider receipt proves the money left your account; it does not show when our cashier credited the balance.
Deposit size and the VegasNow welcome bonus
Each welcome stage asks for at least A$20, but the method floor comes first, so in practice a qualifying card or MiFinity payment starts at A$30, and a Cashtocode one at A$25. Four example deposits, one per stage, show how the size of the payment flows into every later number.
| Stage and code | Example deposit | Bonus | Bonus wagering (40×) | Deposit turnover (3×) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st: 150% up to A$1,500, no code | A$65 by card | A$97.50 | A$3,900 | A$195 |
| 2nd: 100% up to A$2,000, VEGAS2 | A$220 by MiFinity | A$220 | A$8,800 | A$660 |
| 3rd: 50% up to A$2,000, VEGAS3 | A$320 by Cashtocode | A$160 | A$6,400 | A$960 |
| 4th: 25% up to A$2,500, VEGAS4 | A$700 by card | A$175 | A$7,000 | A$2,100 |
Follow the first row further. At A$5 a spin on a pokie that contributes 100%, A$3,900 of bonus wagering is 780 spins, all inside the seven-day window and under the A$8 maximum bet. On roulette, which contributes 25%, the same requirement would take A$15,600 of stakes. The 200 first-stage free spins also need the A$65 deposit wagered once before they release, and their winnings are capped at A$300. No more than A$5,000 can be cashed out from any one offer.
How far each method can take a single stage
| Stage (match, cap) | Cashtocode at A$400 | MiFinity at A$4,000 | Card at A$10,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st (150%, A$1,500) | A$600 | A$1,500, capped | A$1,500, capped |
| 2nd (100%, A$2,000) | A$400 | A$2,000, capped | A$2,000, capped |
| 3rd (50%, A$2,000) | A$200 | A$2,000, exactly at the cap | A$2,000, capped |
| 4th (25%, A$2,500) | A$100 | A$1,000 | A$2,500, exactly at the cap |
Money beyond the amount that reaches a cap adds nothing to the bonus, yet it still counts toward the 3× turnover. Collecting all A$8,000 takes A$17,000 over four deposits (A$1,000, A$2,000, A$4,000 and A$10,000), and only the card row covers that last one. Read the welcome bonus terms for every stage and the promo code list for the codes. Turning a bonus down is also allowed under our general terms, leaving you to play with the deposit alone.
Your first VegasNow deposit in four steps
Open the account and set limits
Register with your real details, country, currency and date of birth. Add a deposit limit now if you want one, keeping in mind that it will not cover crypto. Document checks are a separate step and are often requested before a first withdrawal.
Pick a method in your own name
Match the amount to a row: the card and MiFinity rows open at A$30, the voucher row at A$25, and each coin at its own floor. Then look across at the withdrawal tab for the same route.
Decide on the bonus before paying
Stage one is claimed without a code. VEGAS2, VEGAS3 and VEGAS4 unlock stages two, three and four in turn. Taking a bonus means 40× wagering inside seven days and an A$8 bet ceiling; declining is allowed.
Pay, record and compare
Write down the amount, the currency, the provider’s reference and the local date and time, including the time zone. Then check the credited balance against what you sent. A gap is a question for your provider or for us, not a cue to pay again.
If a VegasNow deposit has not appeared
A payment that shows as gone from your bank or wallet but has not landed in your balance is unsettling, and the instinct is to try again. Hold off. A second payment can leave you tracing two transactions instead of one.
- Check the status on both sides. A pending payment is not a failed one, and your provider’s view may run ahead of ours or behind it.
- Gather the amount, currency, provider reference and the local date and time.
- For crypto, add the transaction hash and the network used, and confirm the address matched the one the cashier showed.
- Contact our support team through live chat or at [email protected] with those details. Send cropped or redacted screenshots: whoever looks into a deposit will never need your password or a one-time login code.
- Ask who holds the next step, us or the provider, and request a case reference you can quote later.
VegasNow account rules that sit behind every payment
Some conditions belong to the account rather than to a promotion, and they apply whether or not you take a bonus. Our English terms, v2.3 of 20 January 2024, set out the main ones.
- One account per person, unless we expressly say otherwise.
- Own-name payment methods. The card, wallet or bank account must belong to the account holder.
- Three-times turnover. Every deposit must be staked three times over before the money tied to it can be withdrawn. If it has not been, a withdrawal may be declined or a processing fee deducted. On a A$110 deposit, that means A$330 of stakes first.
If one of these rules affects a payment, ask which clause is being applied and to which transaction, and file the answer with your original reference. Do not deposit again to investigate an open query. VegasNow is run by Just Entertainment B.V., holder of licence OGL/2024/164/0246 from the Curaçao regulator, and you can check it on the public licence validator.
Common VegasNow deposit mistakes, and the fix
- Paying A$25 by card. The card floor is A$30. A$25 only fits the Cashtocode row.
- Topping up with a family member’s card. The name rule is a condition of the deposit, and verification before a withdrawal will bring it to light. Use a method registered to you.
- Planning a big first bonus on vouchers. Cashtocode stops at A$400, which reaches A$600 of the A$1,500 first-stage cap. A card or MiFinity deposit of A$1,000 reaches the full amount.
- Leaving the code until after paying. Have VEGAS2, VEGAS3 or VEGAS4 ready before you confirm a later stage, and contact support straight away if the bonus does not show.
- Choosing a coin on its deposit floor alone. USDT is 5 in and 20 out; Bitcoin is 0.0001 in and 0.0002 out.
- Treating 3× turnover as optional. This rule lives in the account terms, not the bonus terms, so it applies with or without a 40× offer running.
If deposits are becoming a way to chase losses, stop and talk to someone. Gambling Help Online answers 1800 858 858 at any hour, at no cost.
VegasNow payments: questions and answers
What is the minimum deposit at VegasNow?
On our AU deposit table of 3 November 2026, the Cashtocode row opens at A$25 and the card and MiFinity rows at A$30. Coins have their own floors, 0.0001 for Bitcoin and 5 for USDT, for example. Welcome offers start at A$20, but the method floor always applies first.
What is the largest single deposit I can make?
Card deposits go up to A$10,000, MiFinity up to A$4,000 and Cashtocode up to A$400. Crypto rows say “no max limit”, which describes the deposit table only; bonus caps and withdrawal ceilings still apply.
Does VegasNow charge a fee to deposit?
Every row is labelled “Free”, and our FAQ says the deposit costs on our side are absorbed by us. Your card issuer, wallet, exchange or a currency conversion may still cost you something, so check with that provider.
Can I use someone else’s card or wallet?
No. Our terms (v2.3) say the payment method must belong to the account holder, and a method in another person’s name is likely to cause trouble at verification.
Can I withdraw back to the card I deposited with?
Cards do not appear on the AU withdrawal tab, which lists Inpay, PayAnyBank, Wire, MiFinity and coins. Our FAQ says money returns along the deposit route when possible, so ask support how a card-funded account will be paid before you request a payout.
Is there a turnover rule on my own deposit?
Yes. The account terms require each deposit to be staked three times before a withdrawal, so a A$65 deposit needs A$195 of stakes. Otherwise the withdrawal can be declined or a processing fee deducted.
Can I put a deposit limit on crypto payments?
No. Section 8.4 of our General Terms rules out deposit limits on cryptocurrency payments. Ask support which other controls suit you.
Do I need a promo code with my deposit?
Not for stage one. VEGAS2, VEGAS3 and VEGAS4 go with the second, third and fourth deposits. Each stage needs at least A$20 plus the method minimum, and you can choose to decline a bonus.