Ninja payments: what to look for in the cashier

This page is a map of the payment options you are likely to meet in the Ninja cashier and of how each of them behaves — not only when money goes in, but, more importantly, when it has to come out. We are an independent information site, not the operator, so we cannot promise which methods your account will show, and we do not quote limits or processing times on the operator's behalf. The set of methods and limits depends on the account — check the cashier. What we can do is explain each option clearly enough that you choose the right one before your first deposit. Back to the home page.

The four families of methods

Method	How a deposit works	On the way out	Check in the cashier
Visa / Mastercard	Card details plus your bank's confirmation in its app	Payout to a card is not always possible; a bank transfer may be offered instead	Whether card withdrawals exist for your card type
Bank transfer	Transfer from your own account with the exact reference	The usual payout route; the account must be in your name	Reference format, IBAN fields, any fees
Skrill	Login to the e-wallet and confirm	Back to the same wallet, once the wallet itself is verified	Whether e-wallets are offered in your country
Crypto (Bitcoin, Litecoin, USDT)	Send to a deposit address on the stated network	To your own wallet address; verification still applies	Network, exchange rate, memo or tag rules

For readers in Estonia: local players usually see bank links (pangalink) for Swedbank, SEB or LHV in a cashier, where the payment is confirmed inside your internet bank with Smart-ID, an ID card or Mobile-ID. Payouts then typically come back as a bank transfer to an account in the same name. Our Estonian and Russian versions cover this method in detail.

Deposit and withdrawal are two different journeys

Most people choose a payment method by how easy the deposit is. That is the wrong half to look at. A deposit takes seconds with almost any method; a withdrawal involves review, verification and the payment method's own processing, and it is where methods differ. Before you pay in, look at three things: can this method receive payouts, does the operator return money to the deposit method first (the "closed loop" many cashiers apply), and what proof of ownership might be requested later. Our deposit guide walks through the first payment, and the withdrawal guide explains every status of a payout request.

Currency

For Estonian residents the natural account currency is the euro (EUR). Players in other countries may be offered other currencies; check which currency the account uses before your first deposit, because a mismatch between your bank's currency and the account currency means conversion — and a fee hidden in the exchange rate on both the way in and the way out. Crypto deposits are converted at the rate shown by the cashier at the time of crediting.

Fees, limits and speed

Operators may set minimum and maximum amounts per method, daily or monthly withdrawal ceilings, and fees for certain methods or frequent withdrawals. We deliberately publish no figures for Ninja: they vary by account and change over time, and a wrong number is worse than none. The cashier and the payment terms show the current values. As for speed, a payout's total time is the sum of the operator's review and the method's transfer time; the review part depends a lot on whether your verification is already done.

Verification and documents

Expect an identity check before the first withdrawal and sometimes a proof that a card or wallet is yours. In Estonia this typically means the ID card, Smart-ID or Mobile-ID; elsewhere, uploaded documents. Name mismatches between your casino account and the payment account are a classic reason for a stuck request, so register with your legal name and pay from your own accounts only.

All payment pages

How to deposit — step by step, and what to do if a deposit does not show up
Withdrawals — statuses, verification, delays, cancelling, disputes
Crypto payments — networks, addresses, exchange rates
Methods: Visa, Mastercard, Bank transfer, Skrill, Bitcoin, Litecoin, USDT

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Payment questions

Which payment methods does Ninja accept?

The set of methods depends on the account and the country, so the cashier is the only reliable list. This page explains what the common options are and how each one behaves on deposit and on withdrawal.

How long does a withdrawal take?

It depends on the review stage, on verification and on the payment method. Our withdrawal guide explains each status, so you can tell whether a request is waiting for the operator, for you or for the bank.

My deposit is not showing. What now?

Check the payment status in your bank or wallet, then wait for the method's normal confirmation time. If the money left your account but did not arrive, contact support with the time, amount and payment reference.

Are there fees or limits on payments?

There can be minimums, maximums and fees, and they differ by method and account. We do not quote figures for the operator; the cashier and the payment terms state them.

Which currency is used?

For players in Estonia the natural currency is the euro. Other currencies may be available for other countries; check the account currency before the first deposit, because conversion fees can apply.