Esports Bookmakers Accepting TrustPay

TrustPay is a real-time online banking method that is supervised by the National Bank of Slovakia. Headquartered in Bratislava, Slovak Republic, it is supported by more than 60 financial institutions in Slovakia and Czechia, along with their respective currencies. Since its inauguration in 2009, the company has been committed to delivering unmatched B2B financial services across the European Economic Area. By 2012, TrustPay had already become an associate of MasterCard and Visa. In 2015, it acquired a corporate banking institution and started operating at POS terminals.

The first prepaid card by TrustPay appeared in 2017 when the brand also began to issue SEPA direct debit cards. Today, the company offers virtual IBAN services. In addition to its cross-border reach, many e-commerce businesses and gambling sites find TrustPay convenient because it incorporates a variety of payment solutions.

Besides processing online card payments, TrustPay offers account reconciliation and monitoring tools. This means eSports gamblers can track their spending, which is crucial for a responsible gambling plan.

Payment options

TrustPay is a gateway for various payment methods: Mastercard, Maestro, Visa, Visa Electron, SEPA Direct Debit, SEPA Bank Transfers, ApplePay, WeChatPay, Bancontact, GiroPay, Blik, Todito, eps, myBank, iDEAL, Aircash, Satispay, FasterPayments CHAPS, and Paysafecard. With TrustPay prepaid cards, users can link multiple cards and block them in the event of theft or loss.

TrustPay is favored for many reasons as far as deposits are concerned. However, it is not available for withdrawals related to betting. However, this should not discourage eSports bettors because they'll have plenty of options to choose from.

All eSports bets winners must fulfill wagering requirements before cashing out their prizes. They also must comply with the minimum and maximum withdrawal limits before hitting the withdrawal button. In case of a monetary charge, they will be notified at the cashier area. The timeframe depends on the payment method in use.

How the withdrawal process looks like

To request a withdrawal, they should follow the procedure below.

1. Sign in to the eSports betting account
2. Visit the cashier and confirm winnings
3. A list of withdrawal methods will be presented
4. Pick one method from the list
5. Fill out the required information
6. Verify the request

The best withdrawal method differs from site to site. Some of the most reliable options are bank wire transfers, credit cards, Skrill, Neteller, PayPal, MuchBetter, Euteller, and crypto-wallets. Wire transfers are common with local punters, but international customers prefer global methods. A normal wire transfer requires the recipient's name, bank name, the BIC/IBAN/SWIFT code, and the account number. The method can be slow; hence, it is better to choose an e-wallet or cryptocurrency.

TrustPay customers do not need a separate banking account to start using it. All they are required to do is choose TrustPay at the eSports betting website and their source of funds. The system works like a regular e-banking platform where the customer saves their bank details and logs in with a secure bank code. Transferring money to a betting account is as simple as sending it to another bank account. No minimum age requirements are associated with this service. Users are also allowed to register with multiple usernames.

How to set up an account

To activate TrustPay, users should visit the official website and follow these instructions.

1. Go to trustpay.eu
2. Click the green button labeled “Apply Now”
3. Provide full name, phone number, and email address
4. Proceed to online payments and add payment methods

TrustPay is not just for bank account holders. Cardholders can also open an account without a bank account. There are two types of TrustPay accounts: Active/full access and passive access account. The active account provides full access to the available funds and e-transfer services, while the passive account does not allow money transfers, so it's only for viewing the available balances. Currently, the minimum balance for a TrustPay account is 30 EUR or an equal amount in another currency.