Roobet payments: crypto, cards, fees and withdrawals
Roobet runs mostly on cryptocurrency, and its cashier adds a Cash option for cards or bank transfer and a flow for buying crypto by card. The terms set a 1% fee on fiat deposits and 2% on each fiat withdrawal from the tenth in 30 days, and they require you to wager a deposit before withdrawing. The operator does not publish minimums, maximums or processing times on the pages we reviewed. You need a verified account to transact.
What the cashier offers
The cashier opens with Deposit and Withdraw, and each splits into Crypto and Cash.
- Send from Wallet: crypto from your own wallet.
- Connect your Exchange: transfers from exchanges such as Coinbase and Binance.
- Buy Crypto: buy crypto with a card inside the cashier. The screen lists Bitcoin, Tether, USD Coin, Ethereum, Solana, Sui, BNB Chain, XRP and TRON, with Visa, Google Pay, Apple Pay and Mastercard logos beneath.
- Cash: Visa and Mastercard, Interac e-Transfer, MuchBetter and AstroPay, per the Help Center, with availability that varies by location.
Payment methods
Sui
Roobet’s footer also lists Litecoin and Dogecoin, which the buy-crypto screen did not show, so confirm a coin in the cashier before sending. Amounts are shown in US dollars.
Deposits
According to the terms, deposits are processed immediately and your balance updates, apart from delays at payment providers. Other rules:
- you may only deposit from methods and wallets that are yours;
- Roobet sets the minimum deposit at its discretion, shows it on the site and may change it;
- it can refuse deposits and run extra identity checks;
- fiat deposits carry a 1% fee, taken from the amount deposited;
- payment providers may add their own fees.
With cards, a provider’s or bank’s security system may decline a legitimate payment, and Roobet says it cannot see why.
Withdrawals
Roobet may refuse a withdrawal until your identity is fully verified, it has confirmed the payment method is yours, you have supplied any extra information it requests and you have met the wagering requirement for each deposit.
| Type | Rule in the terms |
|---|---|
| Crypto | paid to the wallet address you give; Roobet is not liable for a wrong or invalid address |
| Fiat | back to the deposit method, or to another you can prove is yours; from the tenth withdrawal in 30 days a 2% fee applies per withdrawal |
| Several pending | it may reject them and ask for one withdrawal for the total |
| Enhanced due diligence | it may delay or decline withdrawals while investigating and need not explain why |
| Credited by mistake | winnings credited in error are deducted |
Chargebacks
Starting a chargeback without prior authorisation breaches the terms. It can mean a blocked account, a negative balance and a claim for costs. If you have a problem with a transaction, the terms ask you to contact support first and try to resolve it in good faith.
One guide per payment method
The Help Center walks through some routes and says nothing about others that readers ask about. Each has its own page:
- Interac e-Transfer at Roobet, for deposits and withdrawals;
- Visa and Mastercard at Roobet, with the $10 to $5,000 range;
- MuchBetter deposit steps and AstroPay at Roobet, both tied to location;
- PayPal at Roobet and Apple Pay at Roobet, which are not listed as deposit methods, with what is confirmed.
What Roobet does not publish
- minimum and maximum amounts per method for deposits and withdrawals;
- withdrawal processing times;
- Roobet’s own fee on crypto withdrawals;
- which of the fiat methods the Help Center describes are offered to accounts in Canada, and their limits and fees.
The cashier is the only place to see current figures. Check them before depositing and start with an amount you can afford to lose. Habits for controlling spending are on the responsible gambling page, and rewards credited to your wallet are on the bonuses page.
Last checked
Update log
- Added one guide per payment method. The Roobet Help Center documents Interac, Visa and Mastercard, MuchBetter and AstroPay; the note that no fiat methods were known for Canada was corrected.
- Fees and withdrawal rules checked against sections 9 to 11 of Roobet's terms; cashier options confirmed from same-day screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I pay by card?
- Yes: the Help Center describes Visa and Mastercard under Cash, with deposits from $10 to $5,000, and its buy-crypto flow shows Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay and Apple Pay. It does not say whether the option is offered in Canada. The terms treat an unauthorised chargeback as a breach.
- What does a deposit cost?
- The terms set a 1% fee on fiat deposits. For crypto no Roobet fee is published; the network and payment providers may charge their own.
- How long does a withdrawal take?
- Roobet publishes no time. Deposits are credited immediately, but it reserves the right to run checks before paying a withdrawal.
- Is there a minimum withdrawal?
- Roobet says it sets minimums at its discretion and shows them on the site. They are not in the terms, so check the cashier.