Funding Your Betting Account in Serbia

Deposits at licensed Serbian operators are made in dinars through local payment methods, so nothing is converted between your bank and your balance. What a given cashier offers depends on the operator; the recurring options are these:

• IPS: open your banking app, scan the QR and the balance moves within seconds. See IPS.
• Cards: DinaCard, Visa and Mastercard, on the balance as soon as the payment clears.
• Voucher codes: pick the code up over a counter and type it into the cashier — no bank account involved.
• Cash at a betting shop: pay in at the operator shop and the amount appears on your online account. See cash at betting shops.

What the process looks like

• Sign in and go to the cashier — some sites label it Deposit or Uplata.
• Pick a method and type the amount — the minimum for that method is displayed next to it.
• Approve it where the method lives: the banking app, the card page, or the voucher field.
• Instant methods show on the balance straight away; a counter payment appears once it is forwarded.

What the law requires

The account or card must be in your own name: since January 2025 a player account may not be funded from a third party. There is a cap on cash: 1,175,000 dinars per player over 30 days at one operator.

Put a deposit limit on your account when you register; every licensed operator offers one. If the money is missing, contact support with the time and amount of the payment before trying again. Betting is for adults only (18+). A full comparison is in the payment methods section.