Lobanet

No, Lobanet does not support withdrawals. It is designed strictly for deposits. To cash out, players must use alternative methods such as bank transfers, eWallets, or card withdrawals provided by the casino.

Lobanet itself does not add hidden fees. Casinos rarely charge extra for Lobanet deposits. The only additional cost may come from currency conversion, usually around 1.5–1.7 percent if the deposit currency differs from the casino’s account. Local banks may also charge small handling fees depending on the account type.

In most cases Lobanet deposits qualify for welcome bonuses and reload offers. Casinos normally treat Lobanet like any other fiat payment. The only exceptions are outlined in the bonus terms, so players should confirm whether Lobanet deposits are eligible before claiming a promotion.

Casinos do not receive your bank account details when you pay with Lobanet. They only receive the deposit amount and a reference number confirming the payment. This protects players by keeping sensitive financial data with the bank and not with the gambling site.

No, Lobanet is limited to Latin American markets where it partners with local banks. It is commonly used in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay. It is not supported in Europe, North America, or Asia, as those regions fall outside the Lobanet banking network.

Lobanet is considered highly secure because it uses the same authentication and encryption systems as online banking. Transactions are processed by regulated banks, and casinos never see personal banking details. The main difference is that Lobanet does not offer chargebacks, so players must rely on the casino’s own dispute process if problems arise.

The main issue is limited coverage, as Lobanet only works in certain Latin American countries. Another drawback is the lack of withdrawal support, requiring players to choose another method for cashing out. Currency conversion charges may also apply if the casino’s account currency does not match the player’s deposit currency.

Yes, blocking is possible at the bank level. Since Lobanet operates through online banking, players can ask their bank to restrict outgoing transfers to gambling-related accounts if they want to stop deposits. This is handled directly by the bank and not by Lobanet itself.

Yes, transactions made through Lobanet will appear on your bank statement as regular transfers. They include the reference number and the receiving account but do not always mention the casino name directly. The description depends on the bank’s reporting system.

If a Lobanet deposit fails, players should first check that their bank is part of the Lobanet network and that sufficient funds are available. If the issue continues, contacting casino support is the next step. In some cases the bank could block the transaction, and resolving it requires speaking with the bank's customer service team.