How to Deposit & Withdraw at Wazamba

Deposits and Withdrawals

This section is actually really well done. I was able to toggle between the deposit and withdrawal options to see exactly what’s available for each, and if you want to check how things work in a different country, there’s a handy drop-down for that too. It even lists the limits, fees, and processing speeds for each method without having to click around.

Almost everything is marked as instant and 0% fee, which sounds great, but I always take that kind of blanket labeling with a grain of salt. At least the speed can’t always be so fast that the payments come in an instant. Still, since there wasn’t much to unpack, I didn’t feel the need to overexplain each method here. What matters is that it’s all clearly displayed, and when I tested a few options myself, they worked just fine.

Here’s what’s on the list:

Method	Deposit	Withdrawal	Min Deposit	Min Withdrawal
FunID	Yes	Yes	€10	€20
Mastercard	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Paysafecard	Yes	No	€10	—
Skrill	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Rapid Transfer	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Neteller	Yes	No	€10	—
Jeton	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
MiFinity	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Tether	Yes	Yes	€10	€30
Bitcoin	Yes	Yes	€30	€60
Ethereum	Yes	Yes	€10	€40
Litecoin	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Ripple	Yes	Yes	€10	€30
USD Coin	Yes	Yes	€10	€30
Bitcoin Cash	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Dogecoin	Yes	Yes	€10	€10
Cardano	Yes	Yes	€10	€30
Visa	No	Yes	—	€10
Bank Transfer	No	Yes	—	€10
Revolut Bank Transfer	No	Yes	—	€10

Deposit Limits

Casinos usually keep things pretty loose when it comes to deposits, because they want you to put money in. This site follows that logic. I didn’t see any strict limits, and the minimum deposit is just €10 across most methods, which is about as chill as it gets.

The only real catch is the 1x rollover requirement. Basically, before you can withdraw anything, you need to wager at least the amount you deposited. It’s not just a Wazamba thing. This is something most casinos add to avoid players using the site as a quick-money pass-through (you know, depositing €500, withdrawing it right away, and calling it a day). It’s a way for them to protect against money laundering and payment processor fees.

I didn’t mind it, but it’s good to know what happens if you skip the playthrough. They can void your winnings and take 10% off the deposit, or 15% if you used a card or bank transfer.

Withdrawal Limits

The terms say that you can withdraw up to €20,000 per month, which sounds decent at first… until you realize that the limit can actually be lower depending on your VIP level. Mine was set at €7,000 per month, which is quite a difference. You can check your status in your account menu.

To be fair, I was still at the first VIP tier, so it makes sense, and the limit isn’t all that bad. You’re also allowed up to three pending withdrawals at a time, which is pretty standard.

So yeah, it works, but if you hit something big, you’re probably going to be waiting a while to get it all out unless you climb the VIP ranks.

Wazamba Refunds

They do have a refund policy, but honestly, I don’t think it does players much good the way it’s currently set up. They flat out say they don’t do refunds unless something exceptional happens, like a technical error or a payment issue. And even then, it’s totally up to them to decide if they’ll do anything about it.

You’ve got 24 hours to ask for a refund after the transaction, but that’s ONLY if you haven’t used the deposit for anything. If you placed even one bet with that money, the refund’s off the table. If they do process a refund, they’ll also wipe any bonuses and winnings from your balance before they send it back.

On top of that, they’ll likely ask for documentation before they even think about approving it. You know, some kind of ID, proof of address, payment method verification. Which, sure, is fair from a security standpoint, but it just adds another hurdle to an already unlikely outcome. My main problem here is that they basically allow players to deposit without verification, and then if something happens, the doors are basically locked.

Personally, I think this policy could use a bit of a refresh. It feels more like something written to protect the platform than something meant to help actual users. If Wazamba wants to come off as more player-focused, I think reworking this wouldn’t be a bad place to start.

Is It Legit?

Yeah, I’d say so. Everything I tested worked, the payments went through, the verification process was handled properly, and nothing about the site set off any alarm bells while I was using it.

That said, the license comes from Anjouan, which isn’t the strongest in terms of player protection or oversight. I’m always a little cautious when I see that kind of offshore license, but in this case, I didn’t see any red flags in how things were actually run. The site was stable, support responded quickly, and my money was handled exactly the way it should’ve been.

So no, it’s not licensed under one of the big names, but based on my experience, Wazamba feels like a legitimate place to play.

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