4tuna Casino payment methods, limits and withdrawal options
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4tuna Casino publishes separate payment-method information for deposits and withdrawals. The methods actually available to an individual player depend on residence and the options shown in the signed-in cashier. The general Terms list EUR and USD as account currencies, while the payment tables also print CA$ and NZ$ values for selected methods.
The deposit table marks its methods as Instant under normal conditions, while the broader deposit rule says funds are usually credited in about one minute and some payments can take up to five days. Withdrawal timing works differently: the casino normally reviews a request within three days, and the listed payment methods can then take up to three days after approval for delivery.
Payment-method availability and currency scope
The payment tables contain multi-currency values, but a currency appearing in a method row does not mean it is available as an account currency. The general account-currency rule lists EUR and USD. NZ$ amounts appear in several payment-method rows, while actual method availability is determined by residence and the signed-in cashier.
For example, many deposit rows print a minimum of NZ$20 and a maximum of NZ$10,000. Several withdrawal rows print a minimum of NZ$40 and a maximum of NZ$10,000. These are published method-table values rather than a universal set of New Zealand cashier options.
The method rows also differ by currency. Interac eTransfer, for example, is shown only with Canadian-dollar amounts in the deposit table: a CA$15 minimum and CA$10,000 maximum. This is why each payment method needs to be read according to its own published currency scope.
Deposit methods and printed limits
The complete published deposit-method table contains 13 named methods. All of these rows show no casino deposit fee and use an Instant processing label under normal conditions. Banks or payment providers can apply their own charges separately.
| Method and type | Published minimum | Published maximum |
|---|---|---|
| ApplePay – Mobile payment | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 |
| Astropay (One Touch) – E-wallet | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | No maximum is printed in the table |
| Interac eTransfer – Bank transfer | CA$15 | CA$10,000 |
| Mastercard – Credit card | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 |
| Mastercard Debit – Debit card | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 |
| MuchBetter – E-wallet | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | No maximum is printed in the table |
| NeoSurf – Pre-paid card | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | €100 / US$100 per voucher |
| NETELLER – E-wallet | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | No maximum is printed in the table |
| Skrill – E-wallet | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | No maximum is printed in the table |
| Skrill 1-Tap – Mobile payment | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | No maximum is printed in the table |
| Skrill Rapid Transfer – Bank transfer | €10 / US$10 | No maximum is printed in the table |
| Visa – Credit card | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 |
| Visa Debit – Debit card | €10 / US$10 / CA$15 / NZ$20 | €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 |
Where the source table has no maximum value for a method, that means no maximum is printed in that row. It should not be read as an unlimited deposit allowance. Account-specific limits can still apply.
NeoSurf is a notable exception to the repeated card and wallet limits: its published maximum is €100 or US$100 per voucher. Interac eTransfer also has a distinct currency scope because its deposit row uses Canadian dollars only.
The Instant label is a normal-condition processing estimate. The broader deposit rule states that funds are usually credited in approximately one minute, while some methods can take as long as five days depending on the method, timing and country.
Which deposit methods support withdrawals?
Deposit capability and withdrawal capability are not identical. The published payment table gives each deposit method its own withdrawal relationship.
| Deposit method | Published withdrawal relationship |
|---|---|
| ApplePay | Yes – withdrawal to Visa only |
| Astropay (One Touch) | Yes |
| Interac eTransfer | Yes |
| Mastercard | No direct Mastercard withdrawal – bank transfer may be used |
| Mastercard Debit | No direct Mastercard Debit withdrawal – bank transfer may be used |
| MuchBetter | Yes |
| NeoSurf | Yes |
| NETELLER | Yes |
| Skrill | Yes |
| Skrill 1-Tap | Yes |
| Skrill Rapid Transfer | Yes |
| Visa | Yes |
| Visa Debit | Yes |
ApplePay therefore has a specific payout relationship: the published table routes withdrawal to Visa rather than back to ApplePay itself. Mastercard and Mastercard Debit have a different restriction, with no direct withdrawal through those methods and bank transfer shown as the alternative.
A Yes entry describes the published relationship for that method. It does not establish that the payment method is currently available to every account or in every country. The general withdrawal rule also requires use of the original deposit method where possible.
Withdrawal methods, limits and delivery
The general withdrawal minimum is €20 or US$20, although a payment method can impose a higher minimum. The general maximum is €5,000 or US$5,000, while method-specific lower limits can apply. Large jackpot payments have a separate exception and may be handled outside the ordinary maximum.
The complete published withdrawal table contains 14 methods. Each row lists no casino fee and gives a delivery time of up to three days after the withdrawal has been approved. Method, country, bank, issuer and account conditions can affect the result.
| Method and type | Published withdrawal limits | Post-approval delivery |
|---|---|---|
| ApplePay (to Visa only) – Mobile payment | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Astropay (One Touch) – E-wallet | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Interac eTransfer – Bank transfer | Minimum CA$30; maximum CA$7,500 | Up to 3 days |
| International Payouts – Bank transfer | Minimum €20; maximum €5,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Local Currency Payouts – Bank transfer | Minimum CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| MuchBetter – E-wallet | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| NeoSurf – Pre-paid card | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| NETELLER – E-wallet | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| SEPA Payouts – Bank transfer | Minimum €20; maximum €5,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Skrill – E-wallet | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Skrill 1-Tap – Mobile payment | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Skrill Rapid Transfer – Bank transfer | Minimum €20 / US$20; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Visa – Credit card | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
| Visa Debit – Debit card | Minimum €20 / US$20 / CA$30 / NZ$40; maximum €5,000 / US$5,000 / CA$7,500 / NZ$10,000 | Up to 3 days |
The three-day value in this table begins after casino approval. It is not the complete withdrawal time from the moment a request is submitted. The operator normally approves or declines a withdrawal request within three days, after which the payment provider, bank or card issuer handles delivery.
For Visa credit-card withdrawals, receipt can also depend on the issuing bank. The payment table therefore describes the published post-approval range rather than a guaranteed arrival time.
Ownership, conversion and fees
Several common rules apply regardless of which payment method appears in an account.
- Deposit ownership – the payment instrument must lawfully belong to the registered account holder. Use of a third-party payment instrument can lead to account restrictions.
- Withdrawal ownership – the payout method must also belong to the account holder.
- Original payment method – withdrawals should use the original deposit method where possible, subject to the method’s actual withdrawal capability.
- Currency conversion – when a payment instrument and account use different currencies, the payment can be converted before it is credited.
- Casino fees – the published method tables list no casino fee for the named methods.
- External charges – banks, card issuers and payment providers can apply their own charges, including currency-conversion costs.
The distinction between casino fees and provider charges is important. A method listed with no casino fee is not necessarily free of every external banking or payment-provider cost.
Frequently asked questions
Payment-method availability depends on residence and the methods displayed in the signed-in cashier. NZ$ values appear in several published payment rows, but those figures do not establish that every listed method is available to every New Zealand account.
The general Terms list EUR and USD as account currencies. NZD appears as a printed value in selected payment-method rows, which is separate from the account-currency setting.
Both published deposit rows show a minimum of €10, US$10, CA$15 or NZ$20. Actual cashier availability and account-specific limits can still differ.
Yes, but the published relationship specifies withdrawal to Visa only. ApplePay itself is not presented as the direct payout destination.
No direct Mastercard or Mastercard Debit withdrawal is shown in the published deposit-method matrix. Bank transfer may be used instead under the stated relationship.
It means the published row does not contain a maximum value. It does not mean that the payment method permits unlimited deposits, because account-specific or provider limits can still apply.
NeoSurf has a published maximum of €100 or US$100 per voucher in the deposit table.
The method table marks deposits as Instant under normal circumstances. The broader rule says deposits are usually credited in about one minute, while some methods can take up to five days depending on the method and circumstances.
The listed withdrawal methods show delivery of up to three days after casino approval. The operator’s review is a separate stage and is normally completed within three days before provider or bank delivery begins.
The published payment tables list no casino fee for the named methods. Banks, card issuers and payment providers can still charge their own fees, including currency-conversion charges.
Yes. Deposit and withdrawal payment instruments must belong to the registered account holder. For withdrawals, the original deposit method should be used where possible, subject to the method’s payout capabilities.