Before you fund an account at Bonusstrike, it helps to know what the money actually does once it leaves your card or wallet. This page sets out what you can pay with, how a withdrawal is meant to move, and where the limits and fees sit.
Before your first deposit
Bonusstrike accepts credit cards, debit cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, Bitcoin and Tether for funding an account. The minimum deposit is €10, which is low enough to test the site without committing much.
Card and e-wallet deposits are the quickest way in. Crypto deposits (Bitcoin or Tether) settle once the network confirms the transaction, which is usually the fastest route of the group but depends on network conditions rather than the operator.
Methods and their trade-offs
Not every funding method behaves the same way when you want your money back. Cards, e-wallets and bank transfers work in both directions here – you can deposit and withdraw through them. Crypto works the same way: Bitcoin and Tether can be used to fund the account and to receive a payout.
- Cards (credit and debit) – widely accepted for deposits, and usable for withdrawals too, though card payouts tend to run slower than crypto.
- E-wallets – among the quicker options for getting money out, often clearing within a day once approved.
- Bank transfer – reliable but the slowest route in this group.
- Bitcoin and Tether – fast once the blockchain confirms, but that confirmation time is outside the operator's control.
Requesting a payout
Once you submit a withdrawal request, the payment method cannot be changed, and in most cases the request cannot be cancelled either. Read that once before you click confirm, because there's no changing your mind afterwards.
The maximum withdrawal is €5,000 a day. There's no minimum withdrawal figure published, so that detail isn't covered here.
The wait explained
Card and bank withdrawals take longest. Bonusstrike states Mastercard payouts are processed in 2 to 5 business days, with the bank potentially adding another 1 to 3 days before the money actually lands. Visa withdrawals move a little faster, processed in 1 to 3 business days, plus the same 1 to 3 day bank window.
Bitcoin and Tether withdrawals are processed within 24 hours on the operator's side, though the total time still depends on how long the network takes to confirm it. E-wallet payouts are described as processed promptly, often within 24 hours, while bank and card withdrawals more broadly are quoted as taking 3 to 5 company days.
Treat the card and bank figures as the realistic baseline for a first payout – the crypto and e-wallet numbers are the exception, not the rule.
Method by method
| Method | Withdrawal window (stated) |
|---|---|
| Mastercard | 2–5 business days, plus 1–3 days depending on the bank |
| Visa | 1–3 business days, plus 1–3 days total |
| Bitcoin | Processed within 24 hours; total time depends on network confirmations |
| Tether | Processed within 24 hours; total time depends on network confirmations |
| E-wallets | Often within 24 hours |
| Bank/card (general) | 3–5 company days |
Caps, fees and currency
Bonusstrike doesn't charge withdrawal fees on any of the methods it lists, which is one thing you don't need to budget for. The daily withdrawal cap of €5,000 is the one figure worth keeping in mind if you're clearing a larger win, since it means a big payout gets spread across more than one day.
Accounts run in USD and EUR. Stick to whichever currency you registered and deposited in – switching currencies mid-account isn't something this brief covers, so don't assume it works.
| Limit / fee | Detail |
|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | €10 |
| Maximum withdrawal | €5,000 per day |
| Withdrawal fees | None on listed methods |
| Currencies | USD, EUR |
Identity checks before you're paid
Bonusstrike may ask for additional verification once a withdrawal is larger, which is standard practice for licensed operators before releasing bigger sums. Crypto withdrawals in particular can call for extra protection steps such as two-factor authentication on your account.
Have your registration email or phone number verified in advance, since that's the baseline check applied at sign-up, and it's the first thing that needs to be in order before a payout can move.
What holds a payout up
- You submit the withdrawal request and choose a method.
- Bonusstrike may ask for extra verification on larger amounts or on crypto withdrawals.
- The request is processed within the method's stated window.
- The bank or network takes its own additional time to actually settle the funds.
If Bonusstrike suspects irregular play, it can restrict account functionality for up to 75 days while it investigates. That's a long window, and it's worth knowing about before you rely on a payout landing on a fixed date.
Responsible play
Money moving quickly in either direction is not the same as money you can afford to lose. This site is for players aged 18+, and if a deposit or a withdrawal is starting to feel like something you're chasing rather than choosing, free confidential support is available at BeGambleAware or via the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 (free, 24/7).