Bank transfer at Casoola: deposits and withdrawals from your bank account
A bank transfer can feel slower than a card, but for withdrawals it is often the main route. This page of casinocasoola.biz explains how to enter transfer details correctly, what happens at withdrawal and what to watch if you want a bonus. The set of methods and limits depends on the account – check the cashier.
Go to the offerDepositing by bank transfer
For a transfer deposit, the cashier gives the beneficiary name, account number or IBAN and a reference used to match the payment to your account. Copy the reference exactly: if it is missing or wrong, crediting can be delayed or need a manual check. The amount should be exact too, since some systems match on reference and amount together. Some cashiers offer bank payments through an intermediary where you log in to your own online banking – check that you really are on your bank's site.
Withdrawals to your account
Bank transfer is the most common payout route, especially when winnings exceed the deposit or the deposit method cannot receive payouts. The account must be in the casino account holder's name; before the first withdrawal you may be asked for a statement or online-banking screenshot showing the account number and name. For international transfers your bank may charge a fee and convert at its own rate – check your bank's terms.
Transfers and bonuses
Transfer deposits are rarely excluded from bonuses, but the bonus can appear late if crediting is not instant. If you requested a bonus, do not start playing until it shows. Illustrative example, not Casoola's terms: if a reload offer is valid on one day only and the transfer arrives the next day, the bonus may not apply. For time-limited offers choose a faster method or ask support beforehand. Reload offers are covered on the reload bonus page.
Safety
If a transfer deposit sends you to log in to your bank through an intermediary page, always check the bank's address in the address bar. Never share your online-banking password by e-mail or chat, and never install remote-access software at anyone's request. Your bank will never ask for your full login details by phone.