10Bet Payment Methods South Africa: Deposits, Withdrawals & Limits

Choosing the right payment method can make a big difference when betting online. Nobody wants to deposit money and then wait around for it to reach their 10Bet account one day in the unforeseeable future, or find out that their preferred withdrawal option has a higher minimum than expected.

Fortunately, 10Bet South Africa has a big range of payment methods, including cards, EFT solutions, prepaid vouchers, mobile payment options, QR-based payments, and cryptocurrency.

Most deposit methods are processed instantly, while withdrawal times depend on the payment option chosen. 

In this guide, we’ll have a look at the current 10Bet payment methods available to South Africans, including deposits, withdrawals, fees, processing times, and the important requirements to know before requesting a payout.

Quick answer: 10Bet supports payment options such as Visa and Mastercard, Capitec Pay, Ozow EFT, Walletdoc EFT, 1ForYou, OTT, BluVoucher, Pay@, Apple Pay, Masterpass, EasyPay/Kazang, Zapper, bank cash deposits and cryptocurrency. Withdrawal options include EFT, PaytoCard, e-wallet and voucher solutions, as well as selected cryptocurrencies.

If you’re looking to make your first deposit for the latest [10Bet welcome bonus], or already signed up and you’re interested in [10Bet’s regular promotions], you’re in the right place! 10Bet has a good range of deposit options to get you going. Most choices have a R10 minimum deposit, although voucher and cash-based methods can have a minimum of R5. Let’s take a look at some of the methods on offer…

Capitec Pay

Capitec Pay allows Capitec customers to make a deposit without entering their card or bank account details directly on the betting site.

Payment stats:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

Just select Capitec Pay at the cashier, enter your deposit amount, and approve the payment through your Capitec banking app.

Visa and Mastercard

10Bet accepts both Visa and Mastercard for deposits, including debit and credit cards.

The current limits listed by 10Bet are:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

To deposit, select the Visa/Mastercard option, enter your amount, and provide the requested card details. Depending on your bank, you might need some additional verification.

Ozow EFT

Ozow is one of the more familiar instant EFT options available to South Africans.

Instead of manually making a traditional bank transfer, Ozow connects your bank account to the payment process. You select your bank, log in, and approve the transaction.

10Bet currently lists:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

Walletdoc EFT

Walletdoc is another bank-to-bank payment option, allowing customers to make an EFT-style deposit directly through the payment interface.

10Bet lists:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

Just select Walletdoc EFT, choose your bank, and follow the instructions to authorise the payment.

1Voucher

1Voucher is a prepaid voucher option that can be useful if you prefer not to use a bank card when making your deposit.

The current limits are:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R5.
• Maximum: R2,500.

Once you have your voucher, enter the 16-digit PIN through the 10Bet cashier.

OTT Voucher

OTT is another prepaid option available to South Africans. These vouchers are available through a large network of outlets, including Makro, Boxer, Caltex, Fresh Stop, Game, Rhino and Builders Warehouse. The vouchers can also be purchased online through OTT.

Current limits are:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R5.
• Maximum: R3,000.

The voucher PIN is entered when making the deposit.

BluVoucher

BluVoucher provides another prepaid route for making a 10Bet deposit.

Current limits:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R5,000.

Pay@

Pay@ allows customers to generate a payment reference or barcode and then complete the payment through supported retail or online channels.

10Bet currently lists:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

Once the payment is confirmed, the funds are credited to the betting account.

Apple Pay

Apple Pay is available when using Apple devices and allows deposits through Apple Wallet.

10Bet lists:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

You need to use your own debit card linked to Apple Wallet.

Masterpass

Masterpass can be used to make a deposit by scanning a QR code.

The current limits listed by 10Bet are:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

The payment is authorised through Masterpass or a compatible banking application.

EasyPay / Kazang Voucher

10Bet also supports EasyPay vouchers purchased through Kazang vendors or the Kazang app.

• Current limits:
• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R5.
• Maximum: R1,000.

You enter the voucher PIN through the 10Bet cashier after choosing the EasyPay option.

Zapper

Zapper is a QR-based way of funding your 10Bet account.

The current limits are:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R10.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

The process involves selecting Zapper at the cashier, entering the amount, and scanning the QR code through the relevant payment application.

Bank Cash Deposit

Old-school players who prefer making a traditional cash deposit can use 10Bet’s bank cash deposit option. This method differs from most of the instant options because the payment needs to clear through the banking system.

10Bet currently lists:

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Up to 72 hours.
• Minimum: R50.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.

You need to follow the bank details provided by 10Bet and upload proof of payment through Live Chat. (It might be worth getting your grandchildren to help you change your ways).

Yes. 10Bet’s South African payment options include Bitcoin(BTC), Ethereum(ETH), Litecoin(LTC) and Tether(USDT) for the cryptocurrency method.

Bitcoin(BTC)

• Minimum deposit: 0.00010000 BTC.
• Maximum deposit: 1.00000000 BTC.
• Processing: Instant.
• Fees: Subject to the applicable cryptocurrency transaction fee.

The payment is made by sending Bitcoin to the wallet address or QR code provided by 10Bet’s payment system.

Ethereum(ETH)

• Minimum deposit: 0.01000000 ETH. 
• Maximum deposit: 10.00000000 ETH. 
• Processing: 15 seconds – 5 minutes.
• Fees: Subject to the applicable cryptocurrency transaction fee.

The payment is made by sending Ethereum to the wallet address or QR code provided by 10Bet’s payment system.

Litecoin(LTC)

• Minimum deposit: 0.10000000 LTC.  
• Maximum deposit: 500.00000000 LTC.  
• Processing: Approximately 2.5 minutes.
• Fees: Generally 10.04 in fees.

The payment is made by sending Litecoin to the wallet address or QR code provided by 10Bet’s payment system.

Tether(USDT)

• Minimum deposit: 10.0000 USDT.  
• Maximum deposit: 50,000.0000 USDT.  
• Processing: Fast, but the exact time is not available.
• Fees: Subject to the applicable cryptocurrency transaction fee.

The payment is made by sending Tether to the wallet address or QR code provided by 10Bet’s payment system.

Importantly, 10Bet’s crypto terms state that cryptocurrency transactions are facilitated by an authorised third-party payment service provider and that the cryptocurrency itself is not held or transmitted directly by 10Bet.

Note: You must wager crypto deposits before a withdrawal can be processed. This is to comply with anti-money laundering guidelines.

Depositing is only half the story. When you’re choosing an online betting platform, the withdrawal process is one of the most important things to consider. Fortunately, 10Bet has many different ways to withdraw funds, including EFT, card payouts, e-wallet solutions, vouchers, and cryptocurrency.

Ozow EFT Withdrawal

Ozow can be used to transfer funds from your 10Bet account to a South African bank account.

• Fee: Free.
• Minimum: R100.
• Maximum: R500,000.
• Processing: Around 1 hour during RTC(Real-Time Clearing) periods, otherwise potentially up to 24 hours.

To make a withdrawal, select Ozow EFT Withdrawal, enter the amount, and provide your bank details.

Walletdoc / TYME Bank

Walletdoc also supports withdrawals, including the TYME Bank payout option.

• Fee: Free.
• Minimum: R100.
• Maximum: R1,000,000.
• Processing: Around 1 hour during RTC periods, otherwise potentially up to 24 hours.

Walletdoc states that RTC processing is available 24/7.

PaytoCard

PaytoCard allows customers to withdraw funds directly to a Visa or Mastercard.

• Fee: Free.
• Minimum: R300.
• Maximum: R100,000.
• Processing: Around 1 hour during RTC periods.

The withdrawal process involves selecting the card payout option and confirming the card details.

FNB eWallet

10Bet supports FNB eWallet withdrawals through OTT.

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R300.
• Maximum: R3,000.

Once processed, you will receive the necessary information by SMS and can access the funds using the FNB eWallet system.

Standard Bank Instant Money

Standard Bank customers can also use the OTT-powered withdrawal option.

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R300.
• Maximum: R3,000.

The withdrawal is sent through Standard Bank Instant Money, with the relevant PIN information supplied by SMS.

Nedbank iMali

Nedbank iMali provides a cardless withdrawal option using your mobile number.

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R300.
• Maximum: R4,000.

This is useful for players who want to receive funds without relying on a traditional bank-account payout.

OTT VAS Payouts

OTT also offers VAS payouts, which can be used to receive value in the form of services such as airtime, data, and electricity with digital vouchers instead of cash.

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R50.
• Maximum: R4,000.

1Voucher Withdrawals

Interestingly, 1Voucher isn’t limited to deposits. 10Bet also lists it as a withdrawal method.

• Fee: Free.
• Processing: Instant.
• Minimum: R50.
• Maximum: R3,000.

After the withdrawal is processed, the voucher PIN can be found under the Transactions section of your 10Bet account.

10Bet lists the same cryptocurrency deposit methods as withdrawal options:

Crypto withdrawals are generally pretty fast, ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes. All of the crypto options listed have zero withdrawal fees. 

How to Withdraw From 10Bet Using Cryptocurrency

1. Navigate your way to the “Withdraw” section in your account.
2. Choose the type of cryptocurrency you would like to withdraw.
3. Enter the amount you would like to withdraw.
4. Enter your personal wallet address to which you want the funds sent.
5. Confirm that the address belongs to you and click ‘Continue’.

Cryptocurrency isn’t necessarily the best option for everyone. Network conditions, wallet requirements, and cryptocurrency price movements are all worth considering before choosing it as your preferred payment route.

For most of the South African payment methods listed by 10Bet, there are no fees applicable. Cryptocurrency transactions are an exception, though, because applicable network or processing fees could apply. However, it’s always worth checking the payment screen before confirming a transaction because payment-provider charges and available options can change.

Making a deposit is straightforward, we’ll do a step by step walkthrough.

● Step 1: Log into your 10Bet account

Open your 10Bet account and go to the cashier.

● Step 2: Select Deposit

Choose Deposit and the available payment methods will be displayed.

● Step 3: Choose your payment method

Select the option you want to use, such as Visa, Mastercard, Ozow, Capitec Pay, Walletdoc or one of the available voucher options.

● Step 4: Enter the amount

Enter the amount you want to deposit, be sure to take note of the minimum and maximum amounts permitted for your selected method.

● Step 5: Complete the payment

Follow the instructions provided by the payment provider. Some methods require bank or app authentication, while voucher payments require a PIN.

● Step 6: Check your balance

Once the transaction has been confirmed, your funds should appear in your 10Bet balance according to the processing time of the method you chose. Most of the main deposit options are listed as instant by 10Bet.

The withdrawal process is similarly simple; let’s take a look.

● Step 1: Log into your account

Open your 10Bet account.

● Step 2: Select Withdraw

Go to the Withdraw section of your account.

● Step 3: Choose your withdrawal method

Select one of the available payout options.

● Step 4: Enter the withdrawal amount

Enter the amount you want to withdraw, keeping the method’s minimum and maximum in mind.

● Step 5: Enter your payment details

Depending on the method, you may need to provide your bank account, card, or other payment details.

● Step 6: Confirm the withdrawal

Submit the request and wait for it to be processed. 10Bet says withdrawals are generally processed instantly or within 24 hours, depending on the selected method, although bank processing times can add additional time.

This is an important point that shouldn’t be skipped.

Before making a withdrawal, 10Bet requires successful verification of your identification documents, including a recent proof of address. The 10Bet T&C’s state that the proof of address should not be older than six months. Our [10Bet Registration and login guide] has all the information you need to know about this process.

10Bet may also conduct additional verification in situations such as a first withdrawal, a large withdrawal, or changes to payment options. Furthermore, the name registered on your 10Bet account must be the same as the name of the financial account or card used for deposits.

In simple terms, don’t use someone else’s card or bank account to make any 10Bet deposits.

Can I Make a 10Bet Deposit With Someone Else’s Card?

No. You should use a payment method registered in your own name.

10Bet’s terms state that the name on the customer account must correspond with the name registered on the financial account or card used for the deposit. Additional verification can also be required before a withdrawal is completed.

This is one of those rules that is worth knowing before making your first deposit, rather than having all kinds of problems when you want to cash out.

This is an important point that shouldn’t be skipped.

Before making a withdrawal, 10Bet requires successful verification of your identification documents, including a recent proof of address. The 10Bet T&C’s state that the proof of address should not be older than six months.

10Bet may also conduct additional verification in situations such as a first withdrawal, a large withdrawal, or changes to payment options. Furthermore, the name registered on your 10Bet account must be the same as the name of the financial account or card used for deposits.

In simple terms, don’t use someone else’s card or bank account to make any 10Bet deposits.

The answer depends on the method you choose. Some options are instant, while EFT-based withdrawals can take longer because the bank may need some time to process the payment.

For example, 10Bet currently lists:

• FNB eWallet as instant.
• Standard Bank Instant Money as instant.
• Nedbank iMali as instant.
• 1Voucher as instant.
• Ozow EFT: approximately one hour during RTC periods, otherwise potentially up to 24 hours.
• Walletdoc: approximately one hour during RTC periods, otherwise potentially up to 24 hours.
• PaytoCard: approximately one hour during RTC periods.

10Bet’s help centre says withdrawals are generally processed instantly or within 24 hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, depending on your selected method.

Yes. 10Bet does offer deposit-limit tools that allow customers to control how much they can deposit over a daily, weekly, or monthly period.

However, the deposit-limit facility does not apply to every payment method available. According to 10Bet, the facility applies to methods including Ozow, debit/credit cards, EFT, Masterpass, Walletdoc, Apple Pay and Zapper. It currently excludes options such as 1Voucher, OTT Voucher, BluVoucher, Kazang Voucher, direct EFT/ATM deposits and cryptocurrency.

This is worth keeping in mind if you use a payment method specifically because it allows you to control your deposits.

There isn’t one payment method that is best choice for everyone.

• With instant bank payments: Ozow, Capitec Pay and Walletdoc are good choices.
• For card payments: Visa and Mastercard are straightforward options.
• When using prepaid payments: 1ForYou, OTT, BluVoucher and EasyPay/Kazang provide alternatives to using a bank card.
• For Apple users: Apple Pay is the best way to deposit through Apple Wallet.
• For QR payments: Zapper and Masterpass offer a scan-to-pay option.
• With cash-based users: 1ForYou, OTT, BluVoucher, EasyPay/Kazang, Pay@ and bank cash deposits are alternatives to traditional card payments.
• For fast withdrawals: FNB eWallet, Standard Bank Instant Money, Nedbank iMali and 1Voucher are great for instant payouts.

10Bet has plenty of options for South Africans. What’s great is the variety! You aren’t restricted to a single EFT provider or bank card. Depending on your circumstances, you can use cards, instant EFT, Capitec Pay, vouchers, QR payments, e-wallets, cash deposits, or cryptocurrency.

The withdrawal side is also reasonably flexible, with bank transfers, card payouts, e-wallets, vouchers, and crypto available. The big thing to remember is that payment methods have different limits and processing times. A method that is ideal for a R50 deposit may not be the best choice for a large withdrawal.

Verification is another important thing to keep in mind. You need to make sure your account is properly verified and that your payment method is in your own name before you start moving money through your account.

For most South Africans, options like Ozow, Capitec Pay, Walletdoc, Visa or Mastercard should be the easiest starting points. If you prefer not to use a bank card, however, the range of vouchers and alternatives makes room for plenty of other choices.ne payment method that is best choice for everyone.