Havana Royale Payments Guide
Deposits land in moments, withdrawals leave the desk without ceremony. Cards, e-wallets, bank transfer and crypto — the cashier keeps a ledger of every method below.
Methods & Times
| Method | Deposit time | Withdrawal time | Min deposit | Min withdrawal | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa / Mastercard | Instant | Method dependent | See cashier | See cashier | See cashier |
| Skrill | Instant | Method dependent | See cashier | See cashier | See cashier |
| Neteller | Instant | Method dependent | See cashier | See cashier | See cashier |
| Paysafecard | Instant | — | See cashier | — | See cashier |
| Bank Transfer | Method dependent | Method dependent | See cashier | See cashier | See cashier |
| Crypto | Network dependent | Network dependent | See cashier | See cashier | Network dependent |
How Withdrawals Work
Verify your identity
KYC before the first payout — ID and proof of address at the concierge desk. Done once, remembered forever.
Request at the cashier
Choose your method and amount in the cashier. Most requests are processed the same day.
Receive your funds
E-wallets arrive fastest; cards and bank transfers follow banking hours. No fees from the house.
All transactions are protected with SSL encryption. Withdrawal limits, pending periods and bonus-related restrictions apply — see full payment terms. This section is informational and does not replace the operator's official terms.
Deposits & withdrawals at Havana Royale
The cashier's desk handles every currency of the golden age — cards, wallets and modern crypto alike. Available methods and timing are shown before confirmation.
KYC — the house knows its guests
Verification requirements are shown in the account before a withdrawal. The cashier explains which documents are needed before anything is submitted.
Methods at the window
The cashier accepts Visa and Mastercard, the e-wallets Skrill, NETELLER and PayPal, prepaid paysafecard, direct bank transfer and crypto for guests who prefer the chain to the bank. Deposits are instant across the board and the house adds no fee to any of them; if a provider charges its own, the cashier shows it before you confirm, never after.
Timing you can plan around
Most withdrawal requests are processed the same day. E-wallets return fastest — commonly within hours of approval. Cards and bank transfers move at banking speed, which means business days, not the house’s mood. The one deliberate pause is the first withdrawal, which waits for verification; every one after it skips that queue entirely.
Limits without surprises
Deposits start at €10 on most methods; withdrawal minimums and per-method ceilings are printed at the cashier next to each option, and monthly limits widen with your Society level. The number you see at confirmation is the number that moves — the club does not net fees out of a payout and call it arithmetic.
If a payment misbehaves
A deposit that left your bank but missed your balance is almost always in transit, not lost — refresh the cashier, then send the concierge the transaction reference if ten minutes change nothing. A declined card is usually the issuing bank’s gambling policy rather than the club’s; the e-wallets exist precisely because they never developed opinions about casinos. Keep the receipt the provider issues: with a reference number in hand, the desk resolves the ordinary payment mystery inside a day, and escalates the rare stubborn one to the provider with your name already on the file.
The currency of the house
Accounts are kept in euro — the currency of every offer, pool and table limit in the club. Deposits arriving in another currency convert at the provider’s rate before they reach the balance, so the number at the cashier is always the number in play. Crypto deposits convert to euro on arrival the same way, and convert back at withdrawal; the house takes no margin on either leg. Guests who registered with USD or CAD in the account form play in euro at the tables — the selector sets the wallet’s display, not the arithmetic of the games. If your bank statement shows a different figure than the cashier did, the difference is the conversion rate and nothing else — bring both numbers to the concierge and the desk will reconcile them line by line.