Casino Payment: Ukash

Ukash is an easy way to exchange your cash for a voucher you can use to purchase goods and services online, and is widely accepted in the online casino industry. As you do not need to give any personal information, or hand over your credit card or bank account details, it offers a secure and anonymous way to conduct online financial transactions. There are many thousands of retail locations worldwide that sell Ukash vouchers. You can easily find the one nearest to you on their website. Alternatively it is possible to purchase the voucher online by bank transfer, when you will receive your voucher number by email or by SMS directly to your mobile.

Registration

You do not need to register any personal or financial details to use this payment method, which makes it a very secure way to fund your online casino account. Simply use the uKash website to find the nearest retail outlet to you that sells Ukash vouchers and purchase them there for cash, or you can also do this online. You will be given a 19-digit pin number which you can then use to find your account. Ukash vouchers have a 12-month expiry so you should have plenty of time to use them.

Deposit

At the casino website select Ukash as your payment method and you will be asked to enter the 19-digit voucher number and the amount you wish to deposit. The deposit should be added to your available funds instantly. You usually need to deposit the full value of your voucher, but it is possible to split your voucher into lower value vouchers at the Ukash site itself. If your voucher has been issued in a currency other than the one in use on the casino site then a retail exchange rate supplied by Ukash will be used for the transaction. As there are no age limits governing the purchase of Ukash vouchers you may be asked for proof of age before your first deposit will be accepted, if you have not already given this to the casino operator.

Withdrawal

It is not possible to withdraw funds from your casino account using Ukash. You will be offered an alternative payment method, usually bank transfer, bank draft, or personal cheque.