All Slots Casino Minimum Deposit
NZ$10 gets you through the door on a wallet. NZ$20 is what the welcome offer actually wants. Here is the difference, method by method, and what each amount buys in the lobby.
There are two minimums, and they are not the same number
The cashier minimum at All Slots Casino is NZ$10. That is the smallest amount the system will accept, and it applies to four e-wallets: Skrill, Neteller, ecoPayz and PayPal. Everything else starts higher — NZ$20 for debit cards, POLi, Account2Account and Paysafecard, NZ$50 for bank transfer and Bitcoin.
The bonus minimum is NZ$20, and this is the part that catches people out. Deposit NZ$10 through Skrill on a brand new account and the money arrives, the balance is real, and the welcome offer quietly does not attach. You cannot claim it later against that deposit. If the welcome package is part of why you are signing up, make your first payment NZ$20 or more and read the terms before you confirm.
Neither figure carries a fee. Depositing NZ$10 costs the same as depositing NZ$500 — nothing — with the single exception of bank transfer's 2.5%, which is precisely why a small bank transfer is a bad idea. The full fee picture is on the payment methods page.
Wallets
NZ$10
Cards, POLi, vouchers
NZ$20
Bank transfer, Bitcoin
NZ$50
Bonus qualifies at
NZ$20
Debit cards: NZ$20 in, and the tidiest option for most players
Visa and Mastercard debit both start at NZ$20 and go to NZ$5,000 per transaction. Nothing is added on top, the deposit is instant, and because the card sits on an everyday New Zealand account the amount that leaves matches the amount that arrives — no conversion, no surprise on the statement.
A NZ$20 card deposit is the sweet spot for a first payment: it clears the cashier floor, it qualifies for the welcome offer, and it is small enough that you are not committing to a site you have not tried. If your bank declines it, that is a gambling block rather than a limit problem, and the declined payments section walks through the fix.
Credit cards technically work at the same NZ$20 floor. They are still worth avoiding — several New Zealand issuers treat a gambling transaction as a cash advance, which means a fee on a NZ$20 deposit that is proportionally enormous, plus interest from the day it posts.
Bank rails: NZ$20 through POLi, NZ$50 by transfer
POLi and Account2Account both take NZ$20 minimum and cap at NZ$2,000 per payment. They are instant, they cost nothing, and they never expose a card number — you authorise the payment inside your own bank's login window. For a Kiwi player who does not want a wallet and does not want to use a card, this is the route.
A straight bank transfer is a different proposition. NZ$50 minimum, 2.5% charged, and one to three working days before the balance appears. At the minimum that fee is NZ$1.25 for the privilege of waiting three days, which makes very little sense. The rail exists for the other end of the scale, where its NZ$50,000 ceiling is the only way to move a large sum in one piece.
Bitcoin also sits at NZ$50 and is included here mainly for completeness. It clears in about fifteen minutes and has the second-highest ceiling on the site, but the amount you end up depositing depends on the exchange rate at the moment of the transfer, which is a variable most players do not want in a NZ$50 payment.
Wallets: the only way to deposit NZ$10
Skrill, Neteller, ecoPayz and PayPal are the four methods that accept NZ$10. They are also the four fastest ways to get paid, which makes them the obvious choice if you intend to withdraw rather than just play through a deposit. The one thing to weigh: some bonus promotions exclude wallet deposits, so a NZ$10 Skrill payment can miss an offer twice over — once on the amount, once on the method.
Setting one up takes about ten minutes and its own identity check, which is worth doing before you have money on the table rather than after. Once the wallet exists, funding it from a New Zealand bank account is a normal transfer, and topping up the casino from the wallet is instant.
Paysafecard sits at NZ$20 and works completely differently: you buy a voucher with cash and redeem the code. It is a genuinely useful budgeting tool because the balance is fixed and there is no account to overdraw — but nothing can ever be paid back into it, so you will need a second method nominated for payouts. See withdrawal times for how that works in practice.
Minimum deposit by method
| Method | Minimum | Maximum | Speed | Fee | Qualifies for bonus? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skrill | NZ$10 | NZ$10,000 | Instant | Free | From NZ$20, offer permitting |
| Neteller | NZ$10 | NZ$10,000 | Instant | Free | From NZ$20, offer permitting |
| ecoPayz | NZ$10 | NZ$8,000 | Instant | Free | From NZ$20 |
| PayPal | NZ$10 | NZ$5,000 | Instant | Free | From NZ$20 |
| Visa / Mastercard | NZ$20 | NZ$5,000 | Instant | Free | Yes |
| POLi | NZ$20 | NZ$2,000 | Instant | Free | Yes |
| Account2Account | NZ$20 | NZ$2,000 | Instant | Free | Yes |
| Paysafecard | NZ$20 | NZ$1,000 | Instant | Free | Usually — check the terms |
| Bitcoin | NZ$50 | NZ$25,000 | ~15 min | Free | Often excluded |
| Bank transfer | NZ$50 | NZ$50,000 | 1–3 days | 2.5% | Yes |
What a small deposit actually gets you
Rough arithmetic, at the stakes most people play. Spins are indicative — actual value depends on the game and your bet size, and none of this is a prediction of what you will win.
NZ$10
Wallets only
- ~50 spins at NZ$0.20
- Enough to test the lobby and the cashier
- No welcome bonus
- Below the NZ$20 withdrawal floor
NZ$20
Any method except bank
- ~100 spins at NZ$0.20
- Welcome package triggers
- Clears the withdrawal minimum
- Every deposit method available
NZ$50
Everything, bank included
- ~250 spins at NZ$0.20
- Sensible bankroll for jackpot stakes
- Room to clear wagering without topping up
- Bank transfer would cost NZ$1.25 in fees
A low minimum is a convenience, not an invitation. Set a deposit limit in your account settings on day one — it takes twenty seconds and it is far easier to raise the ceiling later than to unwind a bad week. Gambling Helpline NZ is on 0800 654 655, free and confidential.
How a small deposit shows on your statement
Exactly the same way a large one does: the payment processor's trading name and a reference code, in New Zealand dollars, with no mention of the casino brand. A NZ$10 line is easy to overlook, and easy to misread as a subscription you forgot about. Match by date and amount against your cashier history.
One practical note for anyone using deposits to keep a budget: because the descriptor is generic, small casino payments do not always get categorised as gambling by budgeting apps that rely on merchant names. If you are tracking spend deliberately, tag them manually the first time and the app will usually learn.
Why a small deposit gets rejected
Below the method's floor
NZ$10 on a card or through POLi is refused by the cashier before it reaches your bank. Nothing is wrong with the card. Raise the amount or switch to a wallet.
Bank gambling block
Small amounts are blocked exactly like large ones. Check the toggle in your banking app, then try an online-banking method instead of the card.
Your own deposit limit
A limit you set earlier applies to the total, so even a NZ$10 top-up fails once the cap is reached. Increases take at least 24 hours to take effect, deliberately.
Too many attempts in a row
Several failed tries on the same card in a few minutes looks like card testing and can trigger a temporary lock at your bank. Stop after two and change method.
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