The useful part of this page is not the names of the payment systems — they are much the same across dozens of platforms — but the conditions attached to each method. Those conditions determine the real cost and bonus eligibility, and they can be applied as a criterion to any other platform.
The methods that were accepted
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visa · MasterCard | Yes | Yes | Withdrawal 1 to 3 business days after approval |
| Skrill | Yes | Yes | Depositing through it qualified for no bonus |
| NETELLER | Yes | Yes | Depositing through it qualified for no bonus |
| Paysafecard | Yes | No — a prepaid voucher | 9% deposit fee |
| Payz | Yes | Yes | Electronic wallet |
| MuchBetter | Yes | Yes | Mobile-oriented wallet |
| Trustly | Yes | Yes | Direct bank transfer — Europe |
| EPS | Yes | Unspecified | Austrian banking system |
| Pay N Play | Yes | Yes | Nordic countries only |
The composition of the list reveals the target market more plainly than any marketing statement: Trustly, EPS and Pay N Play are purely European and Scandinavian banking instruments, and not one method widespread in the Gulf or North Africa appears among them.
A note on source quality. One major source displays a table of ten payment methods with two columns headed "Deposit" and "Withdrawal" — both empty across all ten rows. The table therefore answers the only question it exists to answer — which method worked in which direction — not at all. The table above is populated by comparing multiple sources, and anything that could not be confirmed is marked "unspecified" rather than left blank.
A 9% fee on Paysafecard: the clause half the sources missed
The platform charged a nine percent fee on deposits made through Paysafecard. This was not a service provider's fee but a charge at the casino level, and one review portal listed it among the platform's drawbacks.
What actually reached the balance
| Amount sent | 9% fee | Actual balance |
|---|---|---|
| 50 euros | 4.50 euros | 45.50 euros |
| 100 euros | 9 euros | 91 euros |
| 500 euros | 45 euros | 455 euros |
A contradiction in assessing the terms. One of the two largest sources wrote that it "couldn't find anything that stands out as being unfair or predatory" in the platform's terms. The other listed seven points among its drawbacks, the first being this fee. The disagreement between them is not one of interpretation but of observation: one did not notice what the other did. The generalisable lesson is that the phrase "we found no unfair terms" in any review describes the reviewer's effort, not the reality of the terms.
Methods that voided your right to a bonus
Depositing through Neteller or Skrill did not qualify a player for any promotion. The account funded normally and play proceeded as usual, but the bonus was not granted.
The usual industry reason for this specific exclusion is that e-wallets have historically been used in bonus arbitrage — opening multiple accounts, exploiting offers and withdrawing quickly. The result is that operators exclude these methods almost as standard.
| Method | Qualified for a bonus? | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| Visa · MasterCard | Yes | The default choice for anyone wanting the promotion |
| Skrill | No | The deposit goes through and the bonus does not activate |
| NETELLER | No | The deposit goes through and the bonus does not activate |
| Paysafecard | Unspecified in the sources | The 9% fee applies in every case |
The generalisable conclusion: choosing a deposit method determines not only speed and fees but whether the promotion is available at all — a clause to be read before transferring, not after.
Currencies: five of them, and no Kuwaiti dinar
The absence of Arab and Gulf currencies was not an oversight but a logical consequence of the positioning: a platform targeting Canada, Britain and Scandinavia does not open accounts in dinars. The reason has two independent layers.
The structural layer: there were no arrangements with regional banks or with national payment networks such as KNET, and no destination a dinar transfer could have reached even if both parties wanted one.
The regulatory layer: in countries prohibiting gambling, Kuwait among them, national payment networks and banks do not process this class of transaction. The barrier sits well upstream of the casino, at the bank and payment service provider, and the operator has no part in it.
Added to that, cryptocurrencies were not supported at all. The platform was entirely fiat, which removes the route some players use to work around the absence of local methods.
A reader in Kuwait faced three simultaneous barriers: their country on the restriction list, the absence of their currency from the platform, and the absence of any local payment route capable of processing the transaction. Any one of them was sufficient.
How to read deposit terms before transferring anything
| The question | Why it is asked | What the answer was here |
|---|---|---|
| Does this method carry a fee from the casino? | Fees are stated in the terms page, not the promotional page | 9% on Paysafecard |
| Does this method qualify for the bonus? | Exclusion shows not at deposit but when the bonus fails to appear | Skrill and NETELLER excluded |
| Can you withdraw through the same method? | Some methods work in one direction only | Paysafecard for deposits only |
| Is your currency supported without conversion? | Currency conversion consumes a percentage on every operation | Five currencies only |
| When will identity verification be requested? | It marks the moment the fast route stops | Before the first withdrawal |
Frequently asked questions
What was the minimum deposit at Untold?
Ten euros to deposit and twenty euros to withdraw. Both figures are consistent across the sources examined, unlike the monthly withdrawal caps on which sources disagree.
Why was the Paysafecard fee 9%?
It was a charge at the casino level rather than the service provider level, and one review portal listed it among the platform's drawbacks. In practice, a 100 euro deposit reached the balance as 91 euros, meaning the player began with a recorded loss before their first bet.
Could you deposit in Kuwaiti dinars?
No. The supported currencies were five: the Canadian dollar, the euro, the pound sterling, the Norwegian krone and the Swedish krona. The KNET network was unsupported and so were cryptocurrencies, and in countries prohibiting gambling the national payment networks do not process this class of transaction at all.