AmonBet sets its minimum deposit at €20 and takes in money by card, by crypto and by bank transfer. The cashier lists Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether, and siriussydney.com.au is a page about the brand where you can read more before you decide. There are no e-wallets on that list, so anyone who usually funds a casino through one will need a card or crypto instead.
Withdrawals go back through the same channels, and the brand gives no payout times, no maximum withdrawal and no fee schedule. The cashier and the T&Cs are where those figures sit once you have an account.
Payment facts that decide your first deposit
- Minimum deposit: €20, the same figure the welcome package is built around.
- Cards: Visa and Mastercard.
- Crypto: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether.
- Bank transfer for players who prefer a standard bank route.
- Licence and operator: no public information available for either.
Those five points cover everything the brand states about money in and money out. The welcome package of up to €3000 plus 300 free spins across three deposits carries a 45x wagering requirement, which shapes how a deposit behaves long before a withdrawal enters the picture. Because the minimum is €20, a first deposit at that level is the smallest amount that unlocks the package at all.
Crypto rails and a €20 entry point
The crypto line-up is the widest part of the cashier: five coins, from Bitcoin down to Dogecoin, plus Tether for players who want a stablecoin. Card payments cover the two names most people already hold. Bank transfer rounds out the list for anyone who does not want a card or a wallet involved.
Four thousand games sit behind that cashier, supplied by more than 50 providers including BGaming, Amatic, Playson and TrueLab. Slots, live casino, jackpot titles, bonus buy, instant win, Drops & Wins, Hold & Win, baccarat, bingo, blackjack, craps, crash games and keno all run on the same balance, so the payment method you pick feeds every one of them. The site runs in seven languages, English among them, and the whole thing is built to work on a phone.
Our preference here is crypto, and the reason is practical: five coins give you more ways around a card that your bank might block for a gambling merchant. That is a judgement about flexibility, not a promise that a transfer will clear faster, because the brand publishes no processing times at all.
The reload schedule adds a second reason to keep a funding method ready. Monday brings 40% up to €300, Wednesday gives 20 free spins per deposit, Friday goes up to 180 free spins and Saturday up to 100. Every one of those offers needs a deposit behind it, and each comes with its own terms.
What to read in the T&Cs before you deposit
- The 45x wagering requirement: whether it applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus is decided in the bonus terms, and the brand does not state it on the offer itself.
- Minimum deposit rules for each promotion, since the €20 floor may not be the floor for a specific reload.
- Withdrawal limits and any maximum payout attached to bonus winnings.
- Processing times per method, which the brand does not publish outside the cashier.
- Verification: the operator asks for documents case by case, so check what your account will need before a withdrawal, not after.
A hypothetical €100 deposit with a 100% match gives €200 in bonus funds; at 45x on the bonus alone that is €9,000 of wagering before any of it converts to cash. Read the terms to see which base the multiplier uses.
Where deposits and withdrawals can trip you up
- The payment list is short. No e-wallets and no local bank options appear, so a player whose usual method is missing has to change habits before the first deposit.
- Withdrawal times are not stated anywhere public. Plan around a wait rather than a same-day payout.
- Bonus funds sit under the 45x requirement, and a withdrawal attempted mid-wagering will meet the bonus terms rather than the cashier.
- Verification arrives case by case. Documents requested late can hold up a withdrawal you had already counted on.
- Crypto amounts move with the market between deposit and withdrawal, and the brand states no conversion rules.
Keep a separate record of what you put in and what came back, in euro, because the cashier works in one currency and mixing coins into that picture only muddies it.
Gambling is for adults only, 18+. If betting stops being fun, free and confidential support services in Australia can help. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and treat a bonus as no reason to deposit more than you planned.
Funding your AmonBet account step by step
- Open the cashier from your account and pick a method: Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer or one of the five coins.
- Check the minimum for that method, which starts at €20, and confirm any promotion you want to attach before you send money.
- Read the bonus terms for the 45x requirement and note whether the multiplier uses the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus.
- Complete verification early, since documents are requested case by case and a pending check can stall a withdrawal.
- Deposit, then confirm the balance and any bonus funds landed as expected.
- Before requesting a withdrawal, check the cashier for limits and processing times for your method.
Licence, operator and the verdict on payments
No public information is available about the licence or the operator behind siriussydney.com.au, which is the first thing to weigh against the convenience of the cashier. Nothing in the public material names a regulator, a company or a registration number, and none of the licences is from Australia because none is named at all.
Before depositing, a player can check the footer and T&Cs for operator details, read the bonus terms for the wagering base, and ask customer support directly about withdrawal times and verification for the chosen method. Those answers matter more than the size of the welcome package.
The payment side works and the crypto spread is genuinely broad for a casino of this size, with five coins alongside the two big card names. The gaps are the missing e-wallets, the silence on payout times and the absent licence information. Players who fund with Bitcoin or Tether and read the terms first will find the cashier suits them; anyone who needs an e-wallet or a documented operator should settle those questions with support before the first €20 goes in.
This text draws on what the operator states about its payments and bonuses; the pros and cons summary comes from published editorial write-ups, and we made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. It was last updated in November 2026, and where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.