Eclipse Crown NZD Payments: Deposits and Withdrawals in New Zealand Dollars

Eclipse Crown supports NZD as an account currency alongside six other fiat currencies and twelve cryptocurrencies. With an NZD balance, deposits start at NZ$20 and withdrawals from the minimum shown for each method, by Visa, Mastercard, e-wallet, bank transfer or crypto, depending on what your cashier shows, and always with methods in your own name.

NZD at a glance

Methods

Which methods appear depends on your country of residence; live chat can confirm what is available to you.

Depositing in NZD

Withdrawing to NZD

1. Finish or cancel any active bonus under Promo > My Bonuses.
2. Choose a card, e-wallet, bank account or wallet in your name.
3. Request at least the minimum shown for the method, within the method's maximum.
4. Upload documents in the Documents tab if asked.

Timing depends on the method, verification and, for crypto, the network.

Conversion and the euro cashier

The cashier works in EUR internally, so an NZD amount may differ slightly after conversion by your bank and our processing system. Offer thresholds, however, are published in NZD with the same numbers as in euros, so NZ$20 qualifies for First Light and NZ$200 for The Crown Path.

Rules that affect payouts

• Active bonus: no withdrawal request until it is wagered or cancelled.
• Own methods only: third-party deposits are returned to the owner and winnings from them cancelled.
• Card payouts: up to your net card deposit back to the card, the rest by another method.
• Large amounts: above a method's maximum, possibly in instalments.
• Priority: from the Totality phase of Crown Rewards.

Crypto instead of NZD

Players who prefer coins can use BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, XRP, TRX, DOGE, ADA, BNB, BCH or SOL. The NZ$20 qualifying deposit then becomes its coin equivalent, for example 20 USDT, 0.01 ETH or 0.0003 BTC. Copy deposit addresses only from your own cashier and check the network fee before sending.

Fees

Method and network fees are shown before you confirm; your bank or provider and any intermediary banks may add their own; processing fees may apply if deposits were not played through.

Verification

Before a payout we may ask for a photo ID, a proof of address issued within 90 days and proof of your payment method, in Latin or Cyrillic script, uploaded in the Documents tab. If we cannot reach you during a withdrawal check, the account may be locked. See our sign-up page.

Offers and your deposits

Every qualifying deposit counts towards Crown Rewards, and a code can add an offer such as First Light, 100% up to NZ$200 + 100 free spins; terms apply, 19+. See our NZ bonus guide.

Why a payment waits

• Documents pending: check the Documents tab.
• Bonus active: finish or cancel it.
• Method not yours: use one in your name.
• Outside limits: check minimum and maximum.
• Bank or network: their own timing or a refusal on their side.

Help: our contact page.

Security and limits

Payments run over SSL with fraud checks; switch on two-factor authentication. Deposit limits per day, week or month are on our responsible gambling page; 19+.

Choosing a method in NZD

A personal card is usually the simplest start for a player with an NZD balance: the payment is confirmed with your bank, and later payouts up to your net card deposit return to the same card. An e-wallet in your name works both ways and also receives card payouts above your net card deposit. Bank transfer works both ways too, though intermediary banks may charge. Crypto avoids currency conversion altogether, as long as you send from and withdraw to a wallet you own. Whatever you choose, check the method's maximum in the cashier before a larger withdrawal.

An NZD example

A player deposits NZ$100 by card with 2PHASE on their second deposit and receives a NZ$120 bonus with 100 free spins. Until the NZ$4,800 of wagering is complete or the bonus is cancelled, the cashier will not accept a withdrawal request. After wagering, the bonus can become at most NZ$180. If the player then requests NZ$400, up to their net card deposit returns to the card and the rest is paid by another method in their name. This applies the published rules and is not a forecast.

NZD payment questions