EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer)
bank transfer
Check cashier
Operator-dependent
Check before paying
31 sites
How the payment works
For an ordinary EFT, use your bank's app or online banking. The bookmaker supplies the beneficiary details and payment reference; EFT is not an app to download.
Deposit steps
- Choose ordinary bank transfer or EFT in the bookmaker's cashier.
- Copy the current beneficiary details and the exact account reference.
- Open your own bank's app or online banking and enter those details.
- Check the amount, beneficiary and reference before authorising.
- Keep the bank confirmation and wait for the betting account to show the credit.
Fees, limits and withdrawal
Check the cashier limit and any charge for your chosen method. A provider's merchant pricing is not automatically a fee charged to you.
Confirm the withdrawal route separately before depositing. Compare betting sites for account options, then read the operator's payment requirements.
If the payment is pending
Keep the reference and check whether your bank or payment app shows a debit. Contact official support with that reference rather than repeating an uncertain payment.
Bookmakers Accepting EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer)
32 licensed South African bookmakers support EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer).
Where to Get EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer)
Use your own bank's app or online banking. An instant bank-linked checkout is a different flow from manually sending an EFT.

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