Neteller casinos for Austria, quick on the return

Where Neteller works, and the two gaps

Neteller shows up in 15 of our 17 Austrian cashiers. The 2 that do not are Boho Casino, which takes the sister wallet Skrill instead, and MyStake, whose cashier only says “e-wallets”. Almost every brand here holds a Curaçao licence; VegaDream and Mad Casino are licensed in Anjouan, and Slotrave answers to Kahnawake.

Published payout times run from 12 hours at 20Bet to 72 at Slotrave, with most that publish a figure at 24 hours. With Boho absent, 20Bet is the only 12-hour brand on this page. 7 of the 15 publish no figure, and for nearly every brand our payout sources are weak.

A wallet built for this

Neteller started handling online gambling payments in 2000, when they made up most of its business, and has been based on the Isle of Man since 2004. It now belongs to Paysafe, the group that also owns Skrill and Paysafecard, and it holds user funds in trust under UK e-money rules. It also issues a prepaid card, Net+.

Its fees are where it parts ways with Skrill. Paying a casino from your balance costs nothing. Loading the wallet by Visa or Mastercard costs 2.5%, withdrawing to a bank account 1.75% with a minimum charge, and converting currency up to 3.99%, less for VIP members. After 6 months without activity, a monthly fee starts.

Why players pick it

• Speed. E-wallet withdrawals usually arrive soon after the casino approves them, often well ahead of card or bank payouts.
• Fewer details shared. The casino sees your Neteller account, not your card number or IBAN.
• The voucher partner. If you deposit with Paysafecard, which cannot take withdrawals, Neteller is an easy second method for the payout.

Neteller next to its sister wallet

Almost every casino here takes both Paysafe wallets, so the choice between them comes down to fees and habit. Neteller charges 2.5% to load by card, Skrill up to 1.25%. Both charge 1.75% to move money to a bank, both charge for currency conversion, and both start a monthly fee after 6 months without use. Neteller’s VIP tiers cut the conversion charge, which helps only if you play in a currency other than your wallet’s. If you pay in by voucher, 13 of the 15 casinos here take Paysafecard too. Mad Casino and Lucky Hunter do not, so plan the deposit there with Neteller itself or a card.

Four Neteller casinos worth a look

• Quickest stated processing: 20Bet, 12 hours, with a cashier that also takes Payz and eZeeWallet if you keep several wallets.
• A short, plain cashier: Playbaze lists 7 methods, Neteller among them, and a 30x welcome over 14 days. It states no payout time.
• Wallet collectors: Lucky Hunter lists Neteller next to 6 other e-wallets. Treat that list with care, as our payment sources for it are weak.
• Few wallets, larger cash-outs: Mad Casino’s wallets are Skrill, Neteller and AstroPay. It sets the steepest published minimum withdrawal on our Austrian list, so Neteller there suits bigger payouts rather than small ones.

Ranked on everything but the wallet

The LocoBonus score does not care which wallet you use. VegaDream, 20Bet and Mad Casino lead on their welcome wagering and stated payout times. Slotrave sits fifth despite the slowest stated payout, carried by its Kahnawake licence and 7,000 games. Lucky Hunter, ninth, has the largest game library on our Austrian list, 18,900 titles, but publishes no payout time, which the score marks down.

Neteller’s catches

• Bonus exclusions. The most common Neteller catch. Check before your first deposit, not after.
• Can your account pay casinos? Neteller does not let users in some countries pay gambling merchants. Confirm in your account that casino payments are allowed before you load it.
• Double verification. Neteller asks for email and phone confirmation, ID and proof of address, and the casino verifies you again before the first payout.

Neteller and your Austrian bank

Moving money from Neteller to your Austrian bank account carries the 1.75% fee and its minimum, so collect winnings in the wallet and withdraw in fewer, larger transfers rather than many small ones. Keep the wallet in euros to skip conversion on euro deposits. Players must be 18 or older, and every brand on this page operates without an Austrian concession. Want a wallet outside the Paysafe group? Compare MiFinity casinos for Austria, and see the withdrawal times guide for payout speeds by method.