Monzo Slots: Paying by Debit Card and Pay by Bank

Monzo slots run on two cashier routes. The Monzo card is a Mastercard debit card, so it funds the card cashier from £5 at Mecca, William Hill and Buzz Bingo, £10 at PlayOJO and £1 at Lottoland. The same five cashiers list bank routes beside the cards, from Instant Bank Transfer at Mecca and PlayOJO to Pay by Bank at William Hill and Lottoland, and a bank payment goes ahead with your explicit consent through an FCA-authorised provider.

Deposit minimums by card and bank transfer

Lottoland takes £1 by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Trustly, MuchBetter or Pay by Bank, with Paysafecard deposits at £2. Mecca takes £5 by card, Apple Pay, Instant Bank Transfer or Paysafecard, with PayPal at £10 and away from the first deposit. William Hill takes £5 by card, Pay by Bank or Apple Pay, and Buzz Bingo takes £5 by card with PayPal at £10. PlayOJO takes £10 across its methods, from cards and Instant Bank Transfer to PayPal, Paysafecard, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Withdrawal minimums sit apart from deposits: £1 at Lottoland, £5 at Mecca, William Hill and Buzz Bingo. PlayOJO sets no withdrawal minimum in its terms, with payouts under £5 paid by cheque, while its PayPal page states £20.

Casino withdrawals to your card or bank

Mecca pays withdrawals from £5 by card or Instant Bank Transfer, and cards take 1-3 working days without Fast Withdrawals. William Hill pays Pay by Bank withdrawals from £5 up to £33,000, and its identity check is confirmed in real time by chat before the first deposit. Buzz Bingo pays bank transfers in 2-5 working days, with processing that aims at 1 hour while its terms allow up to 5 working days. Lottoland pays from £1 to a bank account, Visa, Mastercard or Apple Pay, with processing of up to 5 working days in its terms and 48 hours or usually 2 days from its help centre. PlayOJO processes 95% of withdrawals within minutes.

A submitted withdrawal cannot be cancelled in Great Britain, and a bank transfer sent through Faster Payments cannot be recalled either. The payout stages by operator list the processing and transfer times side by side.

Monzo gambling blocks and payment checks

Card payments and bank transfers

The Monzo gambling block is chosen by the customer and covers card payments: once it is on, card deposits decline for the chosen pause, from 2 days to a year. Bank transfers move through a separate channel, and stopping them needs a separate request to the bank. The block belongs to the bank account, and GAMSTOP self-exclusion runs separately from it as a free service.

The casino side carries its own checks. Age is verified before the first deposit and name, address and date of birth before play, under the rules in force since 7 May 2019; a later document request follows anti-money-laundering duties. The card or bank account must carry the account holder’s own name, and Lottoland returns a deposit from another person’s method minus bank charges. Credit cards stay outside every UK cashier under the ban in force since 14 April 2020.

The debit card networks underneath sit on Mastercard casinos and Visa casinos, and the other digital bank route on Revolut casinos.