AmonBet works with a short list of payment options: Visa and Mastercard, five cryptocurrencies, and bank transfer, with a minimum deposit of €20 and a welcome package that tops out at €3000 plus 300 free spins. That is a workable set for anyone who already holds crypto, and a thin one for players who prefer e-wallets. More on the brand sits at siriussydney.com.au, and the details below come from what the operator publishes.
The welcome package is split across three deposits and carries a 45x wagering requirement. Minimum deposit is €20, so a hypothetical €20 first deposit at 45x means €900 of wagering before bonus funds turn into anything you can withdraw. Withdrawal times are not published anywhere on the site, which is the gap worth knowing about before you send money.
Payment methods, minimum deposit and withdrawal figures
- Cards: Visa and Mastercard.
- Crypto: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether.
- Bank transfer for deposits and withdrawals.
- Minimum deposit: €20. Minimum withdrawal is not stated.
- Licence and operator: no public information available.
No e-wallets are listed, so Skrill, Neteller and PayPal are not options here. The crypto route covers five coins, which is broader than the card and bank options combined. All amounts sit in euro, so Australian players will see a conversion at their bank or wallet provider, and the rate applied is not published.
How to deposit and withdraw step by step
- Open the cashier from your account and pick a method: card, one of the five coins, or bank transfer.
- Check the minimum: €20 for a deposit. Anything below that will not go through.
- If you want the welcome package, deposit at least €20 and read the bonus terms first, because the 45x requirement applies to the bonus funds.
- For crypto, copy the wallet address the cashier shows you and send the coins from your own wallet. Network confirmations are handled on the blockchain side, not by AmonBet.
- Before your first withdrawal, complete whatever verification the cashier asks for. The site does not list which documents it wants, so ask customer support which ones apply to your account.
- Submit the withdrawal request and keep the transaction reference. Timing is not published, so support is the place to ask how long yours will take.
Cards and bank transfer move through banking rails, which usually means a wait measured in business days rather than minutes. Crypto can settle faster once the network confirms, though the operator does not commit to a timeframe either way.
Where deposits and withdrawals go wrong
- A deposit under €20 does not qualify for the welcome package, and it may not clear the cashier minimum at all.
- Bonus funds carry a 45x wagering requirement. A hypothetical €100 deposit matched at 100% gives €100 in bonus money and €4,500 of wagering before withdrawal.
- Card and bank deposits can trigger a verification request before the first payout, and the document list is not published.
- Crypto amounts are set in euro, so the coin value you send is converted, and the rate is not shown in advance.
Keep your first withdrawal small and test the process before you build a balance you care about. That tells you more about timing than any published figure would, because none is published.
Set a deposit limit in your own head before you start, because the site does not advertise one. Gambling is for adults only, 18+, and a bonus is no reason to deposit more than you planned. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential support services in Australia can help, and play only with money you can afford to lose.
What players ask about AmonBet payments
Can I withdraw to the same card I deposited with?
The site lists Visa and Mastercard among its payment methods but does not say whether withdrawals go back to the card. Ask customer support before you deposit if that matters to you. Bank transfer and crypto are the other routes listed.
Is there a minimum withdrawal?
No minimum withdrawal figure appears in the published information. The minimum deposit of €20 is stated; the withdrawal side is not. Check the cashier or the T&Cs, or ask support directly.
How long do withdrawals take?
Withdrawal times are not stated for any method. Crypto may confirm faster on the network side, but siriussydney.com.au publishes no processing window. Support can give you the current estimate for your method.
What stands out about paying at AmonBet
The crypto lineup is the strongest part of the payment setup. Five coins, Bitcoin through to Tether, give players a route that avoids card processors entirely, and the €20 minimum keeps the entry point low. For a player who already holds crypto, that combination is convenient: small deposits, no card details on file, and a currency conversion you control on your own side of the transaction.
Our preference here is for the crypto option over cards, and the reason is concrete: the site publishes nothing about card processing times or verification documents, while crypto settlement depends on a blockchain you can watch yourself. The trade-off is that all amounts are denominated in euro, so you carry the exchange rate risk on every deposit and withdrawal.
What holds the setup back is the narrow method list. Cards, bank transfer and crypto cover a lot of ground, but the absence of e-wallets leaves out players who keep their gambling budget in a separate wallet. That is a limitation of choice, not of speed, and it is the one thing we would want to see widened.
Licence, operator and what to check before you deposit
No public information is available about AmonBet’s licence or the operator behind it. The site does not name either, so there is no regulator to look up and no company name to search. That is the main thing to weigh before sending money: you are dealing with a brand whose corporate identity is not disclosed.
Before your first deposit, ask support three things in writing: which licence the site operates under, which verification documents apply to your account, and how long withdrawals take for your chosen method. Keep the answers. Then make a small test deposit and a small test withdrawal to see how the process runs in practice.
For this angle the verdict is mixed. The €20 minimum and the five-coin crypto lineup make deposits easy and cheap to start, and the welcome package is large on paper. Against that, withdrawal times and minimums are unpublished, e-wallets are missing, and the operator is unnamed. If crypto is your method, the setup works; if you need documented payout times before you commit, ask first.
This text draws on what the operator states about its payments and bonuses, and it was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.