Skrill at Savaspin: using an e-wallet
Skrill is an e-wallet: an online account that holds money and pays merchants without sharing your card or bank details with them. In a casino cashier, it works as a middle layer between your bank and the operator. This guide explains how Skrill payments usually work and why e-wallets deserve a closer look at the bonus stage. Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
Depositing with Skrill
- Make sure your Skrill account has funds or a linked card or bank account.
- Choose Skrill in the cashier and enter the amount.
- Decide on any bonus before continuing, and check that e-wallets are eligible.
- Log in to Skrill in the window that opens and approve the payment.
- Return to the cashier and confirm the balance has updated.
The email address of the Skrill account should match the one in your casino account where the cashier asks for it, and the name on both must be the same.
Withdrawals to Skrill
If you deposited with Skrill, withdrawals often go back to the same wallet. From there you can move money to your bank under Skrill's own rules and fees. The casino's processing period applies first; once the wallet is credited, the money is in your Skrill account. The cashier and payment terms state the rules for your account.
Verification on two sides
E-wallet users usually go through two checks: one by the wallet provider when opening or upgrading the wallet, and one by the casino before withdrawals. The casino may ask for a screenshot of the wallet showing your name and account identifier. Completing both checks early avoids delays.
Why e-wallets are sometimes excluded from bonuses
Promotion terms in online casinos often exclude e-wallets from deposit offers. The reason is risk control: wallets make it easy to move money between accounts, which is attractive to people trying to collect bonuses repeatedly. The exclusion is not a judgement on the method, but it has a direct effect: a Skrill deposit may not trigger a welcome or reload offer even if you ticked the box. Before a qualifying deposit, read the eligible methods list in the offer. If Skrill is excluded and you want the bonus, use an eligible method for that deposit. If you would rather keep the wallet, declining the bonus and playing with cash is a perfectly reasonable choice; our bonus guide explains when that is the better option. Check the promotion terms in your account for the current rule.
Fees and currency
Skrill may charge fees for loading the wallet, for currency conversion and for withdrawing to a bank. These are set by Skrill, not by the casino. Holding the wallet in the same currency as the casino account reduces conversions.
Comparing with other methods
If you want a method that is usually bonus-eligible, cards and bank transfer are the common alternatives. If privacy from merchants is the priority, a wallet or a prepaid voucher serves that purpose.