Quick Deposit is a Betano feature that allows you to add funds to your account directly from the betting slip when your available balance is not enough to confirm a bet, without leaving the sports section.
What is Quick Deposit and when does it appear?
Quick Deposit is the Betano feature that displays a balance top-up window within the betting slip itself. It appears automatically when you try to confirm a bet and your account balance is insufficient to cover the amount of the wager, without needing to leave the sports section or open the deposit menu separately.
How to use Quick Deposit? Step by step
- Try to confirm your bet in the betting slip as usual.
- If the balance is insufficient, the Quick Deposit window will open automatically.
- Confirm the amount to deposit; the system will suggest your last successfully used payment method.
- Complete the payment verification required by your chosen method.
- Once the balance is credited, press the Bet button to confirm your wager.
Does Quick Deposit automatically confirm my bet?
No. Betano’s Quick Deposit only reloads your balance; it does not place the bet for you. After the deposit is credited, you must manually press the Bet button to confirm the wager you had on your slip. If you do not, the bet remains pending confirmation even though the balance is available.
Payment methods accepted for Quick Deposit
Quick Deposit only supports Credit/Debit Cards and Apple Pay that you have previously used successfully on your Betano account. It is not available for other payment methods even if they are enabled on your account.
Account requirements to use Quick Deposit
To use Quick Deposit, your account must have completed the identity verification process (KYC). If your account is not verified, the feature will not be available even if you have a valid payment method linked.
On which platforms is Quick Deposit available?
Quick Deposit works only on the Betano app for Android, the iOS app (version 4.99 or higher), and the mobile web version. It is not available on the desktop version (computer).