Online Casinos Accepting ecoPayz

EcoPayz is an E-wallet favoured by the truly South African online casino Springbok Casino and SilverSands and Yebo Casino. ecoPayz is run by a British company, PSI-Pay and is regulated under the FCA. ecoPayz began life in 2000 as EcoCard but was rebranded in 2013.

Being an E-wallet, ecoPayz allows you to use your own money to pay towards your online casino account. You can fill your ecoPayz card and then use these funds to pay towards your casino account.

One of the advantages of ecoPayz is that it must always be stocked with enough funds to pay for your purchases, and therefore there is no risk of overspending. You can even deposit only the amount you wish to spend on online casino gaming for the month into the card and if that money is used up there is no temptation to spend more than you have.

Opening an ecoPayz account is extremely simple. Just go to ecopayz.com. There, you will find a registration form to fill out, which includes choosing a password and a security question. In these two ways, your ecoPayz account becomes extremely secure. After you have done this and you have verified your account, you can use it anytime.

Depositing and withdrawing at a South African online casino using ecoPayz is easy. Sometimes, as in the case of the Springbok Casino, minimum and maximum deposit and withdrawal amounts will be required. Springbok Casino requires a minimum of R25 made on all deposits. It also asks for a minimum withdrawal of R500. With these amounts, it seems better if you are only beginning to use the online casino, to use ecoPayz for deposits but another method of banking for withdrawal until you build up a reasonable amount in your online casino account.

When you deposit money from your ecoPayz E-wallet into your casino account, the money is received and usable immediately. On the other hand, when withdrawing money from your casino account into your ecoPayz E-wallet, you will have to wait between 48 and 72 hours to receive your funds. Also, Springbok Casino requires the filling in of a pay-in request form when you deposit money into your account.