Spininio Payments: Deposits, Withdrawals and Verification

Spininio lists 31 deposit methods in the cashier, spanning bank wire, credit cards, e-wallets, prepaid vouchers, Apple Pay, Google Pay and cryptocurrency. The main currency is EUR, though the platform does not publish a full list of accepted currencies beyond this.

The minimum deposit is €10 for fiat methods and €20 equivalent for cryptocurrency. Maximum deposit amounts and per-method fees are not published, so check the cashier at the time of deposit for current limits and any charges that may apply to your chosen method.

All deposits should come from an account, payment system or credit card registered in your own name. Spininio requires payment method ownership to match the registered account holder, and deposits from third-party sources can trigger additional review or be declined.

Cryptocurrency is listed as a deposit option with a €20 equivalent minimum. Spininio does not publish the specific crypto networks, tokens or coins supported, so players should check the cashier for available options before purchasing tokens.

Processing times and fees for crypto deposits are not published per method. If you plan to deposit and withdraw using cryptocurrency, confirm network compatibility and any conversion or blockchain fees directly in the payment section before completing the transaction.

Withdrawals usually return to the original deposit method. The platform caps withdrawals at €3,000 or equivalent within any 7-day period. Per-method withdrawal limits, minimum withdrawal amounts and whether specific methods support withdrawals are not published, so verify these details in the cashier when requesting a payout.

Before a withdrawal, Spininio requires 5x deposit rollover on slots. Sports bets count toward this rollover only if the odds are at least 1.6; running bets, bets closed with Cash Out, tie or draw bets, cancelled, refunded and denied bets do not count. If you request a withdrawal before meeting the 5x rollover, the platform may apply an administrative fee of up to 8 percent.

Withdrawal requests are not allowed while an active bonus remains on the account. If your balance drops below the requested withdrawal amount, the request can be cancelled after a one-hour grace period. Pending withdrawal funds remain in your available balance during this time.

KYC document review can take up to 24 hours after submission. Once documents are approved, withdrawals enter a pending review stage of up to 72 hours, followed by internal processing of up to 72 hours. The platform does not publish whether weekend requests are processed on the same schedule or delayed until business days.

Specific processing times per payment method are not published. Players should expect the full pending and processing window to apply, though actual payout speed may vary depending on the method and KYC status.

KYC is required when a withdrawal is requested, when lifetime deposits exceed EUR 5,000, or when a transaction needs extra review. Documents include photo ID, selfie with ID and proof of address. The platform reviews submissions within 24 hours, though enhanced checks such as a verification call or other measures may be requested in some cases.

Spininio can pause payment or withdrawal access until identity checks are complete. This means deposits and withdrawals may be blocked until you submit the requested documents and the operator completes its review. Players should prepare to provide clear, legible copies of all requested documents to avoid delays.

Spininio does not publish per-method fees, processing times, maximum withdrawal per transaction, or which methods support withdrawals. Before choosing a payment method, log in to the cashier and check the live limits, fees and availability for your region and account status.

If you cannot find fee or timing details for your chosen method, contact Spininio by live chat or email before depositing. Ask whether withdrawal fees apply, how long payouts typically take, and whether your method supports both deposits and withdrawals. This is especially important for cryptocurrency, where network and token compatibility can affect transaction success.