How do I make a deposit with Inpay?
Open the cashier, pick Inpay , enter the amount, then confirm the payment in the Inpay checkout. The casino credits the balance after the payment is approved.
Inpay deposits work like a standard cashier transfer: you pick Inpay at the casino checkout, enter the amount, then confirm the payment in the Inpay flow. Most casinos set a minimum deposit around $10 (or the local-currency equivalent) and cap single deposits anywhere from $500 to $5,000 depending on the account level. The casino credits the balance after the payment clears; when Inpay applies manual checks, the same deposit can take longer than an instant card top-up.
Before depositing, match your casino profile details to the name tied to your Inpay account, because mismatches trigger verification and delays. Inpay payments are typically one-way for funding: casinos usually process withdrawals to bank transfer or another supported method, not back to Inpay, so check the withdrawal section before you lock in a deposit method. Fees and FX also matter—some casinos cover Inpay charges, others pass them on, and if you deposit in a different currency, the final credited amount follows the exchange rate used at checkout.
Open the cashier, pick Inpay , enter the amount, then confirm the payment in the Inpay checkout. The casino credits the balance after the payment is approved.
The minimum deposit through Inpay is $10. The maximum per transaction is $2,000. If you need to deposit more, split it into multiple payments inside the cashier.
Approved payments credit instantly. If the status stays pending for more than 15 minutes, the deposit won’t post until Inpay confirms or releases the payment.
The casino charges 0% for Inpay deposits. Inpay can add a service fee at checkout; the exact amount shows on the payment screen before you confirm.
Don’t try the same deposit again. Save the Inpay receipt or transaction ID, then contact casino support with the amount, time, and the ID so they can match the payment to your account.
When you deposit via Inpay, the total cost can come from three places: the Inpay processing fee, the casino’s own deposit policy, and small “silent” costs like exchange rates or bank-side charges. Casinos often advertise “fee-free deposits,” but that phrase usually covers only the casino side, not what Inpay or your bank applies.