How the Fat Pirate Casino cashier works in the UK
The English-language version uses the euro as the account’s main currency. Top-ups, payouts and limits are shown in EUR, so paying from a British card or a sterling bank account may call for conversion. The cashier offers cards, bank transfer, e-wallets, the PSCD voucher and digital assets.
Most methods let you start from €10. Bitcoin comes with higher thresholds: €30 for a top-up and €60 for a payout. Neteller and PSCD work for paying in only, whereas card, Bank Transfer, Revolut, Skrill, Mifinity and the supported cryptocurrencies are available for taking money out.
Cards and bank transfer
Pay by Card accepts top-ups from €10 to €2,000. For a payout, the card channel is called Withdraw to Card and takes requests from €10 to €3,000.
Bank Transfer works both ways with the same range, from €10 to €5,000. Sums are handled in EUR, as with the other fiat channels.
E-wallets
Revolut and Skrill support top-ups and payouts from €10 to €5,000. Mifinity works within €10 to €2,500 in each direction.
Neteller in Fat Pirate Casino lets you pay in from €10 to €5,000 but is not used for taking money out. If a top-up goes through this wallet, you will need to pick one of the available channels for the payout.
PSCD
The PSCD voucher suits top-ups only. The minimum is €10 and the maximum €1,000. This channel is not among the payout methods.
The format is designed for a one-off payment in, with no return transfer to the voucher. Taking money out is arranged separately through card, bank transfer, an e-wallet or a digital asset.
Cryptocurrency transactions
The cashier supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, Dogecoin and other digital assets. For Bitcoin, a top-up is available from €30 to €5,000, and a payout from €60 to €5,000.
For the other cryptocurrencies listed, the minimum is €10 to pay in and €20 to take out. The maximum is €5,000 in both directions.
Limits on paying in and taking out
| Method | Top-up | Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Pay by Card / Withdraw to Card | €10–€2,000 | €10–€3,000 |
| Bank Transfer | €10–€5,000 | €10–€5,000 |
| Revolut | €10–€5,000 | €10–€5,000 |
| Skrill | €10–€5,000 | €10–€5,000 |
| Neteller | €10–€5,000 | not available |
| Mifinity | €10–€2,500 | €10–€2,500 |
| PSCD | €10–€1,000 | not available |
| Bitcoin | €30–€5,000 | €60–€5,000 |
| The other cryptocurrencies listed | €10–€5,000 | €20–€5,000 |
The payment minimum and the promotion threshold may differ. An ordinary top-up starts from €10, yet the first part of the welcome package requires at least €20.
How to top up the balance
After signing in to the account, you open the cashier and move to the top-up. You then choose a suitable method, enter the sum in EUR and confirm the transaction with the payment provider.
A bonus code, where an offer requires one, is entered before the payment is completed. Once the transaction is confirmed, it cannot be applied to a top-up that has already gone through.
Payout and KYC
To take money out, you choose card, Bank Transfer, Revolut, Skrill, Mifinity or a supported cryptocurrency in the cashier. The sum must sit within the chosen range.
At the first request, KYC is carried out. Once the account is confirmed, the payout is processed to the details entered. Neteller and PSCD are not available at this stage.
Conclusion
The Fat Pirate Casino cashier combines fiat and digital payment methods, with transactions in EUR. Bank Transfer, Revolut and Skrill offer the widest fiat range, up to €5,000. The card maximum is €2,000 for a top-up and €3,000 for a payout, and the Mifinity ceiling is €2,500.
For a British audience, the main currency point remains settlement in euros. Neteller and PSCD suit paying in only, and the cryptocurrency minimums rise on the way out. KYC is needed before the first request, so it helps to match the top-up method with the available channels for taking money out from the start.