Kwiff Deposit Payment Options for 2024

When you open your account, make sure to take advantage of the best Kwiff new customer offer. Once you've done that, you'll need to make your first deposit.

When you've completed the registration process and logged in, you'll find five options for funding your Kwiff account, Debit Card, PayPal, Instant Bank Transfer, or Ecopayz. All available Kwiff Bet deposit methods require you to deposit at least £10, although PayPal has a higher minimum deposit of £30, which is higher than the majority of other betting sites offering this deposit method. You can learn how to withdraw your funds from Kwiff by reading our withdrawal guide.

Like all bookmakers, Kwiff is required to implement the closed-loop policy. This anti-fraud effort means you have to withdraw cash via the same method used to deposit. If your withdrawals match the amount deposited, you can then use alternative withdrawal methods. If you want to know more, our closed-loop policy article goes more in-depth.

Visa Debit Card

You'll instantly have access to any funds you deposit using a Debit card. You can deposit between £10 and £3,000, and no fees will apply per transaction.

You’ll be able to make deposits and withdrawals linked directly to your bank account using a Visa Debit Card, and with transactions being easily traceable with your chosen bank, it’s understandable as to why it’s such a popular choice.

Instant Bank Transfer

You can deposit up to £1,000 via Instant Bank Transfer. The minimum deposit is £10, and you'll have instant access to your funds.

This is a popular choice amongst Kwiff customers as well, and it’s often the recommended deposit option that they have for their customers on their site and mobile app. The maximum deposit is £1,000, which is slightly less than that of PayPal and a Visa Debit Card.

PayPal

You can deposit up to £3,000 via PayPal. The minimum deposit is £30, and you'll have instant access to your funds.

It’s easy to deposit using PayPal, as you’ll only be required to sign into your account with the requested PayPal details, before having the payment finalised with Kwiff. It is a negative that the minimum deposit is £30 using PayPal though, as many other operators that offer this deposit method have a minimum deposit of just £10.

Payz

You can deposit using your Payz account on Kwiff, and with a minimum deposit of £10, it’s worth considering using.

This deposit option isn’t always available with plenty of other UK betting sites, so it’s pleasing to see Kwiff having it accessible on their site. The deposit process using this method is simple and effective.

How to Deposit at Kwiff

Depositing funds into your Kwiff account couldn’t be easier. Simply click on the account button at the top-right corner of the screen, then choose a payment method. Enter how much you want to deposit, before clicking the ‘Deposit’ button, and that’s all you need to do!

It’s worth remembering that if you’re using a Visa Debit Card to deposit funds into your Kwiff account, you’ll have to withdraw back to that same card.

Unaccepted Deposit Methods

• Credit Cards - To promote safer and responsible gambling, credit cards aren’t accepted with UK betting sites, which is the case with Kwiff.

• Google Pay - This payment method is used by bettors with an Android device, but you won’t be able to use it on Kwiff.

• Skrill and Neteller - Most betting sites allow customers to use E-wallets like these, but they’re not available on Kwiff.

• Paysafecard - This pre-paid card is popular on some betting sites in the UK, but Kwiff doesn’t have it available on their site.

Always Gamble Responsibly

You’ll be pleased to know that Kwiff has plenty of safer gambling tools available to their customers, which helps promote responsible gambling. If you ever feel as though you’re at risk of gambling with funds that you can’t afford to lose, then you should consider using some of the safer gambling tools we’re about to take you through.

Deposit Limits

Deposit limits are in place with the large majority of betting sites, and Kwiff is part of that. You can set daily, weekly, and monthly deposit limits in place on your Kwiff account, which punters often find useful as they look to manage their spending with bookmakers. Once you reach the limit you set, you won’t be able to deposit any more funds into your account until the timeframe has been observed.

Loss Limits

Similar to deposit limits, but you’ll be able to have a limit on how much funds you can lose on Kwiff. Obviously, we don’t want that to be the case, but any gambling involves risk, and there are no guarantees with betting, so having a loss limit could prevent you from gambling irresponsibly.

Reality Checks

Reality checks provide Kwiff customers with reminders as to how much time they’ve spent on their site or mobile app in one sitting and without a break. Some punters might choose to continue playing on the site, whilst some might opt to take a temporary break away from Kwiff.

Time Out

If you’re keen to take a short break away from Kwiff, then you might find their Time Out feature useful. You can take a break between 24 hours and six weeks using this safer gambling tool. It’s worth noting that your balance will remain in your account until a withdrawal request has been made.

Self Exclusion

You can take a prolonged spell away from Kwiff if you wish to do so by using their self-exclusion tool. You’ll be able to put this tool in place for a minimum of six months, or all the way up to five years.

It’s worth remembering that you won’t be able to sign into your account until the timeframe you originally set has passed.