Deposits and Withdrawals in AUD at This Is Vegas
PayID and POLi move like your everyday banking app. Here's exactly how money gets in and out of your This Is Vegas account.
How Payments Work at This Is Vegas
Last updated: September 29, 2026
Every deposit and withdrawal at This Is Vegas runs in Australian dollars. No currency conversion guesswork, no surprise fees buried in a foreign exchange rate. Here's what each method actually does for you.
Why PayID and POLi fit Australian banking habits
Most Australians don't think in BSB and account numbers anymore. We check our phone, tap a PayID, and the money's gone. That's exactly how depositing at This Is Vegas works. Link your PayID (usually your mobile number or email tied to your bank account) and the deposit clears in seconds, not the old-school one-to-three business days you'd expect from a bank transfer.
POLi works a little differently. It routes you straight into your own online banking login, you approve the payment, and it confirms back to This Is Vegas instantly. No card numbers to type, no third-party wallet to set up first. Both methods pull directly from your everyday transaction account, which means no separate e-wallet balance to manage and no waiting for a pre-paid voucher to arrive.
- PayID: instant deposits, matched to your mobile number or email, no card details needed
- POLi: instant deposits via your own bank's login screen, no new account to create
- Visa and Mastercard: widely accepted, deposits clear within minutes
- Bitcoin and Tether (USDT): near-instant network confirmation, useful if your bank flags gambling transactions
- Neosurf: prepaid voucher option for players who prefer not to link a bank account directly
Deposit speed by method
| Method | Deposit Speed | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PayID | Instant | Matched to registered mobile or email |
| POLi | Instant | Approved through your own bank login |
| Visa / Mastercard | Instant to a few minutes | Some issuing banks add a manual review step |
| Bitcoin | 10 to 30 minutes | Depends on network confirmations |
| Tether (USDT) | Minutes | Faster confirmation on most networks than Bitcoin |
| Neosurf | Instant | Voucher code entered at checkout |
Withdrawals: what actually happens
Withdrawals get processed back in AUD regardless of which method you deposited with, except crypto withdrawals which return in the same coin. Once you submit a withdrawal request, it sits in a short review queue. This isn't a stalling tactic, it's the same verification step every regulated Australian bank or payment provider runs to confirm the request came from you and matches your account details.
After review, PayID withdrawals are typically the fastest way to see money land back in your bank account, often within the same day once approved. POLi doesn't support withdrawals directly (it's a deposit-only rail), so PayID or bank transfer picks up the return leg for POLi depositors. Card withdrawals can take a few business days depending on your issuing bank's own processing, and crypto withdrawals move as fast as the relevant network confirms the transaction.
Limits and everyday habits
Daily and monthly withdrawal limits apply and scale up as your account history builds, which is standard practice across Australian-facing casino payments generally. If you're planning a larger withdrawal, it's worth checking your current tier limit in your account dashboard before you submit, so you're not waiting on a second request to clear the balance.
A quick note on crypto: Bitcoin and Tether suit players who've had a card payment flagged or declined by their bank, since some Australian banks apply their own restrictions to gambling-related transactions. Crypto sidesteps that entirely because the transaction never touches your bank's approval process.
Related pages
Check the Bonus page for how deposit matches apply to your first PayID or POLi top-up, browse Pokies to see what you'll be funding, or look at the VIP Club page for how higher deposit tiers unlock faster withdrawal limits. Ready to fund your account? Head to registration to get set up.
Card and e-wallet options
Alongside PayID and POLi, we support Visa and Mastercard deposits along with select e-wallets shown at the cashier. Availability depends on your bank's own policy toward online gambling transactions, so a card decline is usually the issuer's call, not ours. If that happens, PayID or a bank transfer is the more reliable fallback for Australian players.
| Method | Fee | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| PayID | None from us | AUD |
| POLi | None from us | AUD |
| Visa/Mastercard | None from us | AUD |
| Bank transfer | None from us | AUD |
Keep a record of transaction receipts if you ever query a payment with support, this speeds up any investigation considerably.
How Payments Work at This Is Vegas
Is PayID actually instant at This Is Vegas?
Yes. Once your PayID is linked to your bank account and matched in your This Is Vegas profile, deposits clear in seconds. There's no waiting period like a standard bank transfer.
Can I withdraw back to POLi?
No. POLi is a deposit-only payment rail in Australia, it doesn't support return payments. Withdrawals from a POLi-funded account are paid out via PayID or bank transfer instead.
How long do crypto withdrawals take?
Bitcoin and Tether (USDT) withdrawals move as fast as the network confirms the transaction, usually minutes to half an hour after your withdrawal passes review.
Why was my card deposit declined?
Some Australian banks apply their own blocks or extra checks to gambling transactions regardless of the merchant. If your Visa or Mastercard deposit is declined, PayID, POLi or a crypto deposit will usually go through without the same restriction.
Do I need to verify my ID before withdrawing?
Yes, standard practice for AUD withdrawals. Upload a photo ID and proof of address ahead of time in your account settings so your first withdrawal request isn't held up waiting on documents.