Skrill at Rabona: an e-wallet between your bank and the bookmaker
Skrill is an e-wallet used in many countries to pay online merchants without sharing card or bank details directly. If it appears in Rabona's cashier for your account, it can handle both deposits and withdrawals, often faster than a bank transfer once a payout is approved. This casinorabona.biz page covers how it works and what to watch. The set of methods and the limits depend on the operator, your country and account type — check the cashier.
Deposit with Skrill
- Fund your Skrill wallet from a card or bank, following Skrill's own process.
- In the Rabona cashier, choose Skrill and enter the amount.
- Log in to Skrill in the pop-up or redirect and confirm the payment.
- Return to the cashier and check your balance updated.
Use a Skrill account registered in the same name as your betting account. Mismatched names are a common reason for held deposits and withdrawals.
Withdrawal to Skrill
If you deposited with Skrill, operators commonly pay withdrawals back to the same wallet. After the operator approves the request, funds typically reach the wallet faster than a bank transfer would reach your account. From the wallet you can then move money to your bank, which may carry a Skrill fee. Identity verification on the betting account is still required before the first payout.
Costs to keep in mind
| Possible cost | Charged by | How to avoid surprises |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet top-up fee | Skrill | Check the fee for your funding method |
| Currency conversion | Skrill or the operator | Match wallet and betting account currency |
| Withdrawal to bank | Skrill | Check before moving funds out |
| Cashier fee | The operator | Shown in the cashier, if any |
Bonus exclusions
Some promotions exclude deposits made with certain e-wallets, partly because of past bonus abuse. If you're depositing to claim a welcome or reload bonus, read the promotion's payment-method clause first; otherwise you may fund the account and find the bonus didn't trigger. See bonus terms.
Keeping the wallet secure
Treat your e-wallet like a bank account: unique password, two-factor authentication and no shared logins. Never enter Skrill credentials on a page you reached from an unsolicited message. A useful habit for bettors is to keep only your betting budget in the wallet, so it works as a natural spending cap.