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Bet Inferno deposits and withdrawals in Canada

Bet Inferno takes deposits from €20 through Interac, cards and e-wallets, processes withdrawals within 72 hours, and charges a service fee of up to 15% with a €2 minimum. Here is each rule in the order you will meet it.

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Payment methods listed by Bet Inferno

Bet Inferno's payments page lists seven methods. It also warns that options differ by country, so the cashier after login decides what a Canadian account really sees.

MethodTypeGood to know
InteracCanadian bank transferThe method most Canadian banks support directly
Visa, MastercardCardCard withdrawals can take up to three days after processing
Google PayMobile walletHandy for deposits from a phone
Jeton, MiFinityE-walletE-wallet withdrawals usually arrive soon after processing
RevolutApp bankListed by Bet Inferno; availability depends on your account country

Deposit rules

  1. Open the cashier from Wallet, then Deposit, or the plus icon at the top of the lobby.
  2. Deposit at least €20; the ceiling is usually between €500 and €5,000 per transaction, depending on the method.
  3. Expect the service fee on top (up to 15%, at least €2).
  4. Wager every deposit at least once before you withdraw it. This 1x rule applies even when you take no bonus.
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Withdrawal rules and limits

Bet Inferno processes withdrawals within 72 hours and says verified players are often paid faster. You can take out up to €5,000 in any 24 hours and €20,000 in any 30 days; the casino keeps the right to set lower limits.

Before the first payout Bet Inferno may ask for ID (passport, ID card or driver's licence) and a recent utility bill showing your name and address. Sending them right after sign-up saves a day later.

The fee, in real numbers

Withdraw €20: at least €2 goes in fees (10%). Withdraw €100: up to €15. Withdraw €1,000: up to €150. The percentage is a ceiling, and the cashier shows the exact fee before you confirm, so check it there every time.

If a withdrawal is late

Bet Inferno's own window is 72 hours, so a request older than three days is worth a live chat message with the date and amount. If the internal complaint goes nowhere, the Anjouan licence requires Bet Inferno to give you access to an independent dispute resolution service, which you can use once the casino's own process is finished.

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