Start by creating an account and opening the cashier. Choose AstroPay from the payment list, enter the deposit amount, and confirm in the AstroPay app or on the AstroPay checkout page. Most casinos post deposits instantly, so your balance updates as soon as the payment is approved.
Before you place a bet, check the AstroPay limits and fees shown in the cashier, and match your account details to the name on your AstroPay wallet to avoid payout delays. If the casino requires verification, upload your ID and proof of address first; withdrawals often stay locked until those checks are completed.
AstroPay is a prepaid payment method used for online deposits. To start, get an AstroPay Voucher (a code you buy from a local reseller) or use the AstroPay app if it’s available in your country, then keep the voucher code or your account login ready for checkout.
Open the cashier, pick AstroPay, enter the deposit amount, then follow the prompt to input your voucher code or confirm in the AstroPay app. The balance updates right after the payment is approved, so you can start playing without waiting for a bank transfer window.
Limits depend on the casino and on the voucher value you bought. A common setup is a minimum deposit around $10 and maximums that match the voucher denomination. Casinos usually don’t add a fee on their side, but resellers can include a markup in the voucher price, so check the final amount you pay at purchase.
Most casinos don’t send withdrawals to an AstroPay Voucher. Withdrawals typically go to a bank transfer, card, or an e-wallet method supported by the casino. If a casino supports AstroPay withdrawals via the app, it will show as a separate withdrawal option in the cashier.
The most common causes are an expired or already-used voucher code, a currency mismatch, or the deposit amount not matching the voucher balance. Re-check the code, confirm the casino currency, and try an amount that matches the voucher value. If the payment was confirmed in AstroPay but the casino balance didn’t update, save the payment reference and contact support with the time and amount.
For a first AstroPay deposit, a practical starting point is $20–$50. This range is high enough to meet common minimum-deposit requirements for welcome offers ($10–$20) without locking up too much balance. AstroPay deposits post as “instant” in most cashier flows; if the casino shows the payment as pending for more than a few minutes, don’t retry the payment from the same checkout page—check your AstroPay transaction history first to avoid duplicate deposits.
Activate the bonus before confirming the payment: select the welcome offer in the deposit screen, or enter the promo code exactly as shown, then complete the AstroPay step. Check three points in the bonus terms: (1) whether AstroPay is listed as eligible for the welcome bonus, (2) the maximum bonus you can unlock for your deposit amount, and (3) wagering limits per bet while the bonus is active. Also confirm the currency and country in your AstroPay wallet match the casino account; mismatches trigger declines, extra verification, or delayed withdrawals.