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Instaspin Casino Transaction Costs Explained

No deposit or withdrawal fees apply at Instaspin, though banks may charge their own on Visa and Mastercard payments. Deposits start at £20, and a £50 fee applies to any chargeback.

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What Does a Transaction Cost at Instaspin Casino Online?

At Instaspin Casino Online we charge no fee on deposits or withdrawals ourselves. Visa and Mastercard are the only two methods we accept, our minimum deposit is £20 and our minimum withdrawal is £100 — five times the deposit floor. Any extra cost on a transaction comes from your bank, your card issuer, or currency conversion between our two supported currencies, EUR and USD.

ItemDetail
Deposit fee charged by usNone
Withdrawal fee charged by usNone
Minimum deposit£20
Minimum withdrawal£100
Chargeback administration fee£50 plus reimbursement of losses
Accepted currenciesEUR, USD

These figures apply to every Visa and Mastercard transaction processed through our cashier, whichever of the two currencies your balance runs in.

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Bank, Provider and Currency Conversion Charges

We do not add a margin on top of a deposit or withdrawal, but the bank or payment provider behind your Visa or Mastercard can. Because we hold balances in EUR or USD, a transaction made in a different currency may carry a conversion cost set by your card issuer rather than by us.

A chargeback, denial or reversal of a payment carries a £50 administration fee on our side, charged in addition to repaying any losses the reversal caused us. We ask players not to charge back a deposit for this reason — the fee applies regardless of the outcome of the dispute.

Covering Fees When No Bets Are Placed

If a deposit is made and no bet is placed at all, we may cover our own processing fee for that player when they come to withdraw. Outside that situation, a player account is not a bank account: it earns no interest, carries no credit line, and any amount left overdrawn becomes a debt owed back to us rather than a balance we absorb. Full details on which cards we accept sit on our payment methods page.

How to Keep a Transaction Cost-Free

A transaction stays limited to the figures above if a few habits are followed.

  • Deposit using Visa or Mastercard only, the two methods we accept, starting from a £20 minimum.
  • Avoid reversing a payment through your bank — a chargeback costs £50 in administration fees on top of repaying any losses it causes us.
  • Check your own card issuer's conversion charge before depositing, since our cashier runs balances in EUR or USD only.
  • Place a bet after depositing where possible — if no bet is placed at all, we may still cover our own fee once the player withdraws, though playing first avoids any doubt.
  • Build up to the £100 withdrawal minimum before requesting a payout, since smaller amounts cannot be withdrawn on their own; our withdrawal times page covers how long each payment then takes, and our security page covers how account funds are protected.

Common Questions About Transaction Costs

488 Does Instaspin charge fees on deposits or withdrawals?
No, we charge no deposit or withdrawal fee ourselves. Your bank or card provider may apply its own charge, and a currency conversion cost can appear if your card does not bill in EUR or USD.
489 What is the minimum deposit and withdrawal amount?
The minimum deposit is £20 and the minimum withdrawal is £100, five times higher than the deposit floor. Both apply to Visa and Mastercard, the only two methods we accept.
490 How much does a chargeback cost at Instaspin Casino?
A chargeback, denial or reversal of a payment carries a £50 administration fee on top of repaying any losses it caused us. We ask players to raise a dispute with us directly instead of reversing a card payment.
491 Which payment methods does Instaspin accept, and in which currencies?
We accept Visa and Mastercard only, with balances held in EUR or USD. A conversion charge may apply depending on which currency your card issuer bills in.

5-minute read · Revised Oct 9, 2026