Nium (Entropay)

Yes, and it’s one of the platform’s strongest features. You can withdraw directly to your Nium wallet or virtual card, depending on how you deposited. Withdrawals usually complete within minutes, not days.

No hidden surprises. Nium (Entropay) was built around upfront fee visibility. You’ll always see:

• The transaction fee (if any) before confirming.
• The FX rate for currency conversions.
• Any network charge applied by your casino.

Typically, deposits are fee-free or under 1.5%, and withdrawals range from 0–2%, depending on the method used.

Absolutely. Unlike PayPal or Neteller (which some casinos exclude from promotions), Nium (Entropay) deposits generally do qualify for welcome bonuses, reloads, and free spins.
✅ Always double-check the casino’s T&Cs since a few platforms list eligible payment methods separately, especially for large bonus packages.

Minimal data – only what’s required for KYC and compliance. Nium shares limited information such as:

• Your name and account ID (for matching deposits).
• Transaction timestamps and reference codes.

Your sensitive info (like card numbers, wallet details, or ID documents) remains encrypted within Nium’s network and never shared directly with casinos.

Almost. Nium (Entropay) operates in 190+ countries and holds licenses in 35+ jurisdictions, including the UK, EU, Canada, Japan, Australia, and Malta.
⚠️ Limited or restricted regions include:

• Certain S. states with strict online gambling laws.
• Middle Eastern markets where gambling is prohibited.
• A few African and South American regions where licensing is still expanding.

Always check your casino’s payment options – if it lists Visa Prepaid, Entropay, or Nium, you’re covered.

It’s among the safest. Nium is regulated by major financial authorities and uses end-to-end encryption, AI fraud detection, and 2FA authentication. It’s far more secure than standard e-wallets or direct card payments because all data travels within Nium’s closed, regulated network, not through multiple intermediaries.

Issues are rare, but when they happen, it’s usually one of these:

1. 💳 Casino doesn’t yet list Nium or Entropay under its payment section.
2. 🔄 Pending verification (first-time deposits may trigger a quick ID check).
3. 🌐 Currency mismatch – trying to fund in a currency not supported by your casino.
4. 🕒 Withdrawal delays from the casino’s side, not Nium’s system.

All of these are easy fixes once your account is fully verified and synced.

Yes. Nium allows users to set merchant restrictions on their cards or wallets. You can block gambling-related transactions entirely (either permanently or temporarily) through your account settings.
⚙️ Just access your Nium Portal → Card Controls → Merchant Categories → Block Gambling Transactions.
This feature is excellent for self-exclusion or responsible gambling management.

No, not directly. When you use your Nium wallet or card, your bank only sees a top-up to Nium, not the individual casino transaction.
On your Nium account statement, you’ll see the casino name and transaction ID, but this stays internal to Nium’s system.
✅ This makes it a discreet, privacy-friendly choice for players who prefer to keep their entertainment spending separate.

Try these quick fixes:

1. 🔁 Refresh or reattempt the payment — sometimes casino gateways time out.
2. 💱 Check currency compatibility — use the same currency for both accounts when possible.
3. 🔐 Confirm your KYC verification — incomplete verification can block new deposits.
4. 💬 Contact Nium or casino support — both have 24/7 live help and can whitelist your card.

If all else fails, try another Nium-supported method (like the virtual wallet option instead of card). Once verified, future transactions are typically smooth and instant.