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Card vs POLi vs Crypto — What Cleared Fastest For You?
Quote from card_counter on November 4, 2025, 11:36 amTrying to chase real NZ times. Card vs POLi vs crypto — what is genuinely fastest and cheapest for you? Please post bank, type of payment, time taken in & out, as well as any fees that dinged ya!
Trying to chase real NZ times. Card vs POLi vs crypto — what is genuinely fastest and cheapest for you? Please post bank, type of payment, time taken in & out, as well as any fees that dinged ya!
Quote from jackpot_jane on November 5, 2025, 4:27 amANZ debit card deposit via the casino Jackpot City is instantaneous. First withdrawal took over two working days, thereafter about 36 hours. No additional charge from the casino. However, I did get charged FX fees since the casino has USD as the gaming currency. Accepting the "new merchant alert" notification in the app solved the problem of one of the declines.
ANZ debit card deposit via the casino Jackpot City is instantaneous. First withdrawal took over two working days, thereafter about 36 hours. No additional charge from the casino. However, I did get charged FX fees since the casino has USD as the gaming currency. Accepting the "new merchant alert" notification in the app solved the problem of one of the declines.
Quote from card_counter on November 7, 2025, 4:19 amUSDT on TRC20 at Kryptosino took around 12 minutes once approved. This is the slow part: NZ bank to exchange. My bank transfer reached the exchange a few hours later. There is no charge that matters on TRC20. I do not use ERC20 if gas is high.
USDT on TRC20 at Kryptosino took around 12 minutes once approved. This is the slow part: NZ bank to exchange. My bank transfer reached the exchange a few hours later. There is no charge that matters on TRC20. I do not use ERC20 if gas is high.
Quote from sportykiwi on November 10, 2025, 3:19 amPOLi appeared as paid immediately in ASB; however, the casino balance only updated 30–60 minutes later depending on the site. Withdrawals are still credited back to the card/e-wallet. No speed win there either. No fee was charged on the POLi deposit; a small fee was added on withdrawal by one of the sites.
POLi appeared as paid immediately in ASB; however, the casino balance only updated 30–60 minutes later depending on the site. Withdrawals are still credited back to the card/e-wallet. No speed win there either. No fee was charged on the POLi deposit; a small fee was added on withdrawal by one of the sites.
Quote from spinmaster on November 12, 2025, 3:47 amCard cashout sometimes involved a "processing" line of 2–3% even if the deposit fee looked free. A small % is charged by the e-wallet to fund, as well as a cashout fee to bank, but casino to e-wallet is fast and free of charge. Crypto is the cheapest if I only transact in TRC20/SOL.
Card cashout sometimes involved a "processing" line of 2–3% even if the deposit fee looked free. A small % is charged by the e-wallet to fund, as well as a cashout fee to bank, but casino to e-wallet is fast and free of charge. Crypto is the cheapest if I only transact in TRC20/SOL.
Quote from kai_love on November 14, 2025, 2:26 amKYC process flowed smoothly as I had to do exchange and casino verification prior to gaming. Passport and photo were verified in minutes. Proof of address did not work when I submitted a flat’s electricity bill; a bank statement showing address worked. Names need to match between bank, exchange, casino, or no payments will come through.
KYC process flowed smoothly as I had to do exchange and casino verification prior to gaming. Passport and photo were verified in minutes. Proof of address did not work when I submitted a flat’s electricity bill; a bank statement showing address worked. Names need to match between bank, exchange, casino, or no payments will come through.
Quote from curiouskiwi on November 18, 2025, 2:15 amIt kept looping on home Wi-Fi with the Westpac Mastercard on the 3DS. Changed to mobile data; first try went through. Now I follow the first win with a test withdrawal of $10 to $20; if that goes in, I’m scaling.
It kept looping on home Wi-Fi with the Westpac Mastercard on the 3DS. Changed to mobile data; first try went through. Now I follow the first win with a test withdrawal of $10 to $20; if that goes in, I’m scaling.