ComeOn Deposit & Withdrawal Methods – Accepted Currencies & Deposit Limits

As of 27th September 2019, ComeOn will stop accepting new players from the UK, deposits from existing players residing in the UK and their accounts will be closed.

Payment Methods, Currencies And Limits

ComeOn is one of the leading bookmakers in the industry. It offers its customers a wide range of gaming options and has some of the best odds in the market. ComeOn also offers its customers a wide range of deposit and withdrawal options. This is to make it easy for customers to choose either of the ComeOn payment methods that is flexible and convenient.

ComeOn accepts most of the popular bookmaker payment methods such as e-wallets and cards. Some of the methods you can use include Neteller, Skrill, PaySafe, Visa, Entropay and MasterCard.

When opening a ComeOn account, you will be required to choose an operating currency. However, the company also accepts deposits in a variety of other currencies. They include; British Sterling, US dollar, Canadian Dollar, Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Euro, Swedish Krona, Norwegian Krone and Polish Zloty. The minimum amount one is required to deposit is £9, while the maximum you can deposit will vary with the method you are using. In addition, the minimum amount you can withdraw is £18 and the maximum you can withdraw will also vary. Withdrawal times will also depend on the method you are using. If you are using e-wallet options such as Neteller and Skrill, you can expect to get your funds in your account within 24 hours. Card withdrawal methods take between 2-7 days.

How Can I Change The Operating Currency On My Account?

While ComeOn allows customers to deposit using different currencies, customers are not allowed to alter the operating currency in their account. This means that when you are registering, you are required to choose your account’s operating currency. When you want to make a deposit with another currency other than your operating currency, ComeOn will convert that currency to reflect the one you have chosen as your operating currency.