Inpay works on mobile through a browser, so you can deposit without installing a separate app. The payment page adapts to smaller screens and keeps the steps short: choose Inpay at the cashier, enter the amount, confirm the transfer, then return to the casino. Casinos that support Inpay typically set deposit limits in the cashier; a common minimum is around $10, while the maximum depends on the operator’s risk rules and your account checks.
Mobile use has a couple of practical constraints. You need a stable connection because the payment window can time out if you switch apps or lose signal, and that can delay the crediting of funds until the transaction is reconciled. Withdrawals are not always available through Inpay at every casino; some operators accept Inpay for deposits but pay out through bank transfer or another method, so the withdrawal option is determined by the cashier settings for your account.
Inpay is a payment method that lets you pay from your phone by confirming a transaction in your banking app or with a one-time code, depending on your bank and country. You enter the amount, follow the on-screen redirect, and approve the payment to complete it.
Most deposits post within a few minutes after you approve the payment on your phone. If the payment sits in a “pending” state longer than 15 minutes, the usual causes are an unfinished approval step, a weak data connection during redirect, or a bank-side delay.
Yes. Inpay applies method limits and your bank applies its own daily or per-transaction caps. In practice, single payments commonly fall in the 10–1,000 range in local currency, but the final limit shown in checkout is the one that applies to your transaction.
The most common reasons are a mismatch between the account details and the payment profile, insufficient funds, bank security checks, or leaving the checkout flow before confirmation. Retrying from a fresh checkout session usually fixes redirect issues; repeated declines point to a bank restriction that needs clearing in the banking app or with the bank.
Inpay payments rely on your bank’s authentication (app approval, biometrics, or a one-time code), and the merchant does not receive your full banking login details. Use a private connection, keep your phone’s screen lock on, and avoid approving transactions you didn’t initiate.
Open the casino site in your mobile browser or launch the casino app, then go to Cashier and choose Deposit. Select Inpay, enter the deposit amount, and confirm. The app redirects you to Inpay to authorise the payment, or it shows a QR code to scan in your banking app, depending on how Inpay is set up in your region. After you approve the transaction, the screen returns to the casino and the balance updates once the payment is confirmed.
Inpay deposits follow the limits set in the cashier: minimum and maximum amounts can differ by casino and by currency, and the app blocks amounts outside that range. The casino also applies its account rules: the name on the Inpay payment must match the casino profile, and the casino can hold withdrawals until it completes ID checks. If the deposit stays pending, the fastest fix is to check Inpay’s payment status in its confirmation screen and then compare the transaction ID with the entry shown in the casino’s payment history.