Can I deposit with Ozow at these four casinos?
Only if the cashier shows Ozow. The pages checked do not print that name. Look for InstantEFT, BetterEFT or EFTSecure instead, and do not treat a manual beneficiary payment as Ozow.
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Ozow is an instant-EFT brand. These four sites do not print the name
Ozow, previously known as i-Pay, lets a payer approve a rand payment from online banking without typing a card number into the merchant’s page. That is the same job as other instant-EFT products. A casino can offer that job under Ozow’s name, under “Instant EFT”, or under a processor such as EFTSecure.
On 16 October 2026 the word Ozow did not appear on the banking, promotion or FAQ pages read for this guide:
- Springbok publishes InstantEFT (minimum deposit R71) and BetterEFT (minimum deposit R51). Both are described as instant payments from a bank account.
- Silversands shows an Instant EFT mark and a Callpay EFTSecure mark, and it also offers a manual internet transfer from R50.
- White Lotus and Apollo Slots list EFTSecure next to a manual internet bank transfer. The manual transfer minimum is R50.
If your bank’s Ozow screen is what you wanted, open the cashier and look for Instant EFT, InstantEFT, BetterEFT or EFTSecure. Do not assume the Ozow logo will be there. Do not assume a manual beneficiary payment will behave like Ozow: the manual route needs a reference and a proof of payment, and the EFT page explains that difference.
Instant bank pay is still a bank payment. Failed logins, limits set by the bank, and the casino’s own verification can stop it. A successful deposit does not set the withdrawal time. Those clocks are on the withdrawals page.
Ozow questions
What are the instant-bank minimums that are printed?
Springbok prints InstantEFT at R71 and BetterEFT at R51. The other three name Instant EFT or EFTSecure and print a R50 minimum on the manual transfer.