SBK Deposit Payment Options for 2024

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

When you've registered and logged in, you'll find seven options for funding your SBK account, all of which are listed below. All available SBK deposit methods require you to deposit at least £10. You can learn how to withdraw your funds from SBK by reading our withdrawal guide.

Like all betting sites, SBK is required to implement the closed-loop policy. This anti-fraud effort means you have to withdraw your funds via the same method used to deposit into your account. 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.

Instant Bank Transfer

You'll have access to any funds you deposit using instant bank transfer. You can deposit between £10 and £10,000, and no fees apply.

This is one of the recommended deposit methods to use on SBK, as the funds are in your account instantly, and have a higher maximum deposit than that of a Visa Debit Card, so it’s well worth considering using on a regular basis for betting on SBK.

Visa Debit Card

You'll instantly have access to any funds you deposit using a Visa Debit Card. You can deposit between £10 and £3,500, and no fees apply.

This is one of the most popular ways to deposit funds into your betting accounts, as it’s linked to your bank account, which means that you’ll be able to view the various transactions you make to and from bookmakers such as SBK.

Apple Pay

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

Apple Pay is a great way for users with an iOS device to deposit funds into their betting accounts. The slight negative with this deposit method is that you can only deposit up to £1,000, which is less than the various other payment methods available to use on SBK.

PayPal

PayPal is a hugely popular choice when it comes to depositing funds into your SBK account. However, there are drawbacks with this deposit method.

You’ll be required to deposit at least £25 using SBK, which is a real negative compared to other e-wallets such as Skrill or Neteller, both of which only require you to deposit £10 as their minimum amount.

Neteller

E-wallets are growing in popularity when it comes to funding betting accounts, as they won't directly appear on your transaction history for your bank account.

On SBK, you can deposit as little as £10 instantly into your account, and with a maximum deposit of £3,000, it’s understandable as to why it’s a popular choice amongst bettors.

Skrill

Skrill is another e-wallet which is accepted as a valid payment method to use on SBK, and there are plenty of positives for this option.

The deposit process using Skrill is easy to use, and with a minimum deposit of just £10, it’s hard to fault them. Deposits using this deposit method are also free, which is the case for all the payment options accessible on SBK.

Trustly

You can deposit up to £10,000 via Trustly on SBK. The minimum deposit is £10, and you'll have instant access to your funds.

Trustly isn’t available on all UK betting sites, so it’s pleasing to see them being accessible on SBK, who have a wide range of payment options available to their customers. With the maximum deposit on Trustly being £10,000, it’s considerably higher than the rest of the payment options available.

Bank Wire Transfer

You can deposit up to £10,000 using a bank wire transfer. The minimum deposit is £10, but there are negatives with this payment method.

The main drawback of using a bank wire transfer is that it’ll take between five and ten business days for the funds to appear in your SBK account. This is the only payment method which doesn’t transfer the funds into your account instantly, which is why it’s not as popular amongst punters.

How to Deposit at SBK

The depositing process on SBK is relatively simple, which ultimately makes for a pleasant user-experience when using their site.

All you’ll have to do is click on the ‘Deposit’ button, which is coloured green, in the top-right corner of the screen. Then, choose which deposit method you want to use, and how much you wish to deposit.

Unaccepted Deposit Methods

• Credit Cards - It’s been the case for some time now, but credit cards aren’t available to withdraw funds to, which has been put in place to promote responsible gambling.
• Google Pay - Despite offering Apple Pay, SBK Bet doesn’t allow their customers to deposit or withdraw their funds via Google Pay.
• Paysafecard - This prepaid card isn’t available to use on SBK, despite it being accessible to use on some other betting sites in the UK.

Always Gamble Responsibly

It’s worth familiarising yourself with the safer gambling tools which are available to use on SBK if you wish to do so.

Deposit Limits

This is the most common safer gambling tool which you’ll see on betting sites. Deposit limits allow bettors to manage their spending with bookmakers, as you can put daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits in place on your account. If you reach the limit you put in place, you won’t be able to deposit any more funds into your SBK account until the time has elapsed.

Loss Limits

This safer gambling tool allows SBK customers to keep track of their profit/loss on their account, and if you feel as though you’re losing too much money gambling, then setting a loss limit could be ideal. Once you reach that limit, you won’t be able to place bets until the timeframe has reached a conclusion.

Take A Break

You can take a temporary break away from SBK if you wish to do so with their Take A Break safer gambling tool. You’ll be able to choose how long you stay away from the site, and you’ll be able to log back into your account once the time has been served off the site.

Gambling Self-Assessment

If you think as though you might be developing a gambling problem, then you can use SBK’s gambling self-assessment tool, which asks you questions about your gambling, before judging whether you’re gambling irresponsibly, or with funds that you can’t afford to lose.

Self Exclusion

If you’re looking to take a prolonged break away from SBK, then you might find their self exclusion safer gambling tool useful. You can take a break of up to five years using this, and if you put it in place, you won’t be able to sign into your SBK account at all.