A PartyCasino deposit is made from the cashier of your account, and the steps above take you from logging in to confirming the payment. Before you start, have your log-in details to hand, decide which payment method you want to use and keep your verification documents within reach in case the casino asks for them. PartyCasino accepts Debit cards (Visa/Mastercard), PayPal, Apple Pay, Skrill, Paysafecard and Bank transfer, and the table above shows which of those are also listed for withdrawals.
It is worth choosing the method with that table open, because many players want to cash out the same way they paid in. Whichever method you pick, it should be in your own name, and the amount you enter should be one you decided on beforehand. The sections below cover the checks that sit behind a deposit, what to do if a payment fails and how to stay in control of your account.
What happens behind the deposit steps
The steps look short, but a UK-licensed casino must verify your age and identity before you can deposit, and PartyCasino requires identity verification. The documents listed are Passport or driving licence and Recent bank statement or utility bill. Sending them early makes it less likely that the check gets in the way when you want to pay in. The verification page explains what the process involves.
The payment method matters more than it first seems. Debit cards, PayPal, Skrill and bank transfer are listed for both deposits and withdrawals. Apple Pay and Paysafecard are accepted for deposits, but the table above shows no withdrawal option for them, so if you expect to cash out you will need one of the other methods for that. Checking this before your first payment avoids having to change your plans afterwards. The withdrawals page covers payout times and what to expect when you cash out.
If you pay by card, it must be a debit card. Credit cards are banned for gambling in Great Britain, and that applies to any card you add, whatever the casino. As general advice, use only a card or account that is in your own name, because a payment from someone else's method is a common reason for a deposit to be refused or questioned.
What can take time is rarely the payment itself. It is more often an account that is not yet verified, a method that does not match the name on the account, or details typed in wrongly. Going through the steps above slowly, with your documents and payment details in front of you, is quicker than correcting a failed attempt afterwards.
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If a deposit does not go through
A payment that fails is usually down to something small. Check the amount, the card or account details and the expiry date, and make sure the method is in your own name. If you pay by card, your bank may have blocked the payment, and a call to the bank is a sensible next step. Trying another method from the list is also an option, as long as it is one you are able to use for withdrawals too if you want to cash out the same way.
If the casino asks for documents, send clear, complete copies of what it lists: Passport or driving licence and Recent bank statement or utility bill. A document is often rejected because the photo is cut off, blurred or out of date. Take a fresh one rather than sending the same file again, and make sure the name and address on it match the details on your account.
If you cannot get into your account to start the deposit, the login page explains how logging in works. When you have forgotten your password, reset it only through the PartyCasino website or app, never through a link that arrived in a message.
When none of that helps, contact support. PartyCasino has live chat, email and phone support, and support is available 24/7 (live chat, first chatbot 'Chip'). Tell the agent which method you used, the amount and what you saw on screen, and keep a note of the time. Avoid repeating a failed payment several times in a row, because it can leave you with a confusing set of pending items on your bank statement.
Keeping control of your deposits
Enter your password only on the PartyCasino website or app, never on a page that reached you in a message or from an advert. This site has no log-in or payment form, so anything that asks you to type account or card details here is not part of it.
A UK-licensed casino must offer deposit limits, and setting one before you pay in is the simplest way to keep spending where you decided it should be. Decide the amount in advance and keep to it. Gambling is entertainment that costs money, and a deposit is your own money, so it should only be an amount you can afford to lose.
Do not share your account or your payment details with anyone, and do not save the password anywhere other people can see it. If you suspect someone else has used your account, tell support straight away.
Keep your documents ready and your payment details up to date, so that a check never catches you out. It also helps to look at your bank statement from time to time and make sure it matches what you remember paying in.