As mentioned, there are four separate ways in which you’re able to use this service to fund your account, and to find out which options are available in your country, you can either visit the website of DineroMail or alternatively, log in to the casino you’re wishing to fund and start up the process of depositing. If you choose to make a cash payment of funds, you’ll need to visit a retailer that accepts deposits from this method. A receipt with a barcode should be printed out and taken to the retailer, who will then accept the cash and set the transfer in motion.

A bank transfer, on the other hand, requires the depositor to provide his or her bank account details, and following on from this, you’ll be re-directed to an internet banking site from either your own personal bank, or one of the local banks in order to proceed with the transaction. Should you instead choose to make a credit or debit card payment, you’ll have to fill out a form with the usual information, such as name on the card, expiry date and CVV2 code from the back.

The fourth and final option is the eWallet, and if you’ve chosen to go ahead with this method, you’ll need to open a free account at the website. Of course, this also requires you to enter several pieces of personal data, as with any sign up procedure, and then you’ll need to fund the eWallet as well. Using these funds, you can then transfer money to your casino gaming account, by providing details of your personal account on the cashier page.

Regardless of which of these four methods you choose, you’ll find that they’re all instant transfers, allowing you to begin playing as soon as the transaction has been completed. Furthermore, all processes are free of charge, as is the funding of the DineroMail eWallet, so you can rest assured that you won’t have any percentage deductions. Withdrawals are possible with this method as well, although it is entirely at the casino’s discretion as to whether or not they’ll provide such services.