Zimpler Casinos
If you’re not familiar with Zimpler, this is a mobile payment solution that works as a third-party depositing tool. It’s not an e-wallet because it’s an intermediate between a payment method and an online casino. It uses SMS for verification and security of the transaction. The Swedish Financial Services Authority monitors its security.
How to Deposit & Withdraw with Zimpler
Zimpler is a payment tool that’s so easy and effortless to use. Here are some steps of how you can do that exactly.
First, you have to sign up in Zimpler with your mobile phone number. Once you put in your phone number, you’ll receive an SMS code. When you type in the code, you’ll have your brand new Zimpler account. Now, you can make payments in your favourite online casino.
When you want Zimpler to be your middleman, you can fund it in several ways. You usually have credit/ debit card options, and for each signing up at your account, a new code will pop up.
This was all about the deposits, but withdrawals could trickier if your casino of choice doesn’t accept Zimpler for paying out.
You have to check that out with your operator via customer support or their Payment Methods page.
Pros
No passwords
Limiting of budget for gambling
Easy creating of an account
Cons
Not available for payouts most of the time
Official site: www.zimpler.com
Questions and Answers
Yes, there could be fees depending on what payment method you choose. For example, debit card payments won't have fees, but bank payments will have. You have to pay a fee if you don't pay Zimpler invoices in a 14-day period.
Yes, it's 100% safe to use thanks to verification SMS codes, and the Financial Services Authority regulates it.
Yes, there are. There are credit limits after every purchase, and Zimpler can charge if you pay your bills at the right time. If you're late, your limits will decrease.
Zimpler is a payment provider that issues mobile payments via a wallet with all client bills and cards. You can use these services with a simple phone number and nothing more.
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