Online Casino Accepting EntroPay | EntroPay Online Casinos

Entropay is an innovative way to use a credit card. It is a virtual credit card, issued by Visa. The Entropay Virtual Visa is the same as a normal credit card, but is, as the name say, it is online rather than a piece of plastic. When you sign up for an Entropay card, you receive a 16 digit card number, just like a normal credit card, as well as a CVV number for extra protection.

Entropay was introduced in 2003 and is owned by a British company, as a way for more people to be able to use electronic payment, regardless of their location or credit rating.

So using Entropay on your favourite South African online casino is as easy as using a credit card. The big difference is that Entropay is a pre-paid card, negating the risk of overspending or not having enough money to cover your debts.

In order to receive an Entropay virtual Visa card, access the website at entropay.com. Click on Virtual Visa and choose Register Fast. This will take you to the registration page where there is a step-by-step guide as to how to sign up for a card, transfer money to your card and make purchases with your card.

In order to use your Entropay virtual Visa card for South African online casinos, just choose a casino that accepts Entropay and click on it amongst the list of payment options.

It is very easy to deposit and withdraw money on online casino sites using Entropay. Due to the fact that Visa is accepted almost everywhere across the internet, Entropay is also a highly accepted way of paying.

Depositing money into your South African online casino account using Rand is free with Entropay. The money is also deposited immediately. There is a minimum amount required, usually around R150, with a huge maximum deposit allowed, within the hundreds of thousands of Rand.

When withdrawing winnings from your casino account, the processing is also free. There can be up to a 24 hour wait to receive the money in your Entropay account. The minimum amount allowed to be withdrawn is around R6000 with a smaller maximum than when depositing, below R100,000.