BANK TRANSFER

NO DEPOSIT or WITHDRAWAL FEES

Bank transfer is the oldest payment method. It is almost like it is a relic of a time long gone, before the era of the internet when you had to physically go to a location to get anything done. Many people still prefer making payments via bank, as opposed to the more novel methods like e-Wallets, crypto-currencies and e-Vouchers. It is possible to fund your betting account via bank transfer and BetInAsia gives you that opportunity.

For punters that keep their money in a bank account, bank transfer would be the easiest and simplest method for funding their betting accounts, bypassing additional steps needed to be taken when using alternative intermediate methods, like e-Wallets. Also, the amount of money that you can transfer to and from a bank account is generally much higher, which is another reason why bank transfer is popular with a lot of punters.

Type	Bank
Currencies	EUR, GBP
Min. deposit	EUR: 100
Min. withdrawal	EUR: 100
Fee	Deposit 0% Withdrawal free for every 30 days, 2% applied on following withdrawals.

HOW IT WORKS

Choose SEPA or SWIFT and save the details.

Provide the details to your bank and complete the transfer.

Check your BIA Wallet and use the funds once the transaction is over.

Security of Bank Transfers

In terms of security, bank transfer is rightfully considered to be the safest method. A bank transfer cannot be completed without the authorisation of the bank account holder. That’s why some of the concerns that come up when it comes to credit card and other online payment options don’t occur when you’re making bank transfer deposits.

Bank wire is the most commonly used method of transferring funds via bank at the top sports betting sites that accept bank transfers. Nowadays bank wire transfers are processed online and while it takes more time for a wire transfer to be processed compared to online payments and other faster methods, they are still completed significantly faster compared to the past.

Even players who have other options, often choose bank transfer, especially if they are looking to make a bigger deposit or withdraw a larger amount, because the maximum limits for bank transfers are significantly higher compared to other methods.

How to Deposit via Bank Transfer at BetInAsia

Here at BetInAsia it usually takes between one and three days for a withdrawal to be completed and we don’t charge any fees on deposits or withdrawals processed via wire.

This is how to fund your account using bank transfer here at BetInAsia.

Once you’re inside your account press ‘Deposit’ and you will get to choose your preferred payment method. E-Wallets & Instant Banking are set by default, and then there’s Crypto and Bank Transfer as the third possible payment option.

Bank Transfer transactions are always in Euro (€). When it comes to type of payment, there are two options – SEPA and SWIFT.

Depending on which option you choose, a different reference number will be generated and displayed. You need to use this unique reference number to complete the payment through your bank.

SEPA & SWIFT

We won’t go into the details regarding the differences between SEPA and SWIFT – but there are few things that should be noted.

SWIFT is an international payment network which allows a payment to take place even if the recipient uses a different bank than the payee. SWIFT supports multiple currencies, and is globally used and available.

SEPA on the other hand is a European network and transactions are only available in Euro. Because the range of countries and financial institutions that support SEPA is smaller the transactions are usually faster and since it is a Europe-only network and the fees tend to be lower as well.

Finalising the Transaction

Regardless which network you choose, all the details will be displayed and you can copy them, or write them down and provide the details to your bank provider and then process the transaction.

Make a bank transfer to your BiA Wallet

Regardless which network you choose, all the details will be displayed and you can copy them, or write them down and provide the details to your bank provider and then process the transaction.