What payment methods can I use on MoonPay from my phone?
MoonPay supports card payments (Visa and Mastercard) and, in many countries, bank transfers. Availability depends on your location and the asset you’re buying.
MoonPay works on mobile through its web checkout, so you can buy crypto from an iPhone or Android and send it to the casino wallet address shown in the cashier. The flow is the same as on desktop: choose the coin, enter the amount, pass the required verification steps, then confirm the transfer. Casinos that accept crypto credit the balance after the network confirmation count is met, which depends on the coin you send.
On a phone, the main difference is how you handle addresses and approvals. Copy–paste reduces mistakes, and QR scanning helps when the casino shows a deposit QR code; always match the coin and network before you send. MoonPay may ask for a card 3‑D Secure approval or a banking app confirmation, so keeping notifications on and switching between apps matters. If the casino requires a minimum deposit, sending less will leave funds uncredited until you top up to the threshold.
To deposit with MoonPay on mobile, open the casino cashier, choose a crypto deposit option (for example “Buy crypto with card”), and select MoonPay as the on‑ramp. The flow usually sends you to MoonPay’s in‑app browser page where you enter an amount, pick the cryptocurrency the casino accepts (such as BTC, ETH, or USDT), and confirm the wallet address the casino generated for your deposit. MoonPay then asks for a payment method (debit/credit card, bank transfer, or Apple Pay where available) and completes identity checks if required, after which the crypto is sent on-chain to the casino’s address.
In casino apps, the steps are the same but the handoff matters: some apps keep MoonPay inside a webview, others open your default browser, and you return to the app after payment. Deposits are not instant in all cases because the casino credits your balance after blockchain confirmations; faster networks and stablecoins on low-fee chains typically settle quicker than BTC. Fees and limits come from MoonPay (processing fees, exchange rate spread, minimum/maximum purchase) and from the network (gas or miner fees), and a failed or delayed deposit usually traces back to a mismatched network, an incomplete KYC step, or a rejected card charge.
MoonPay supports card payments (Visa and Mastercard) and, in many countries, bank transfers. Availability depends on your location and the asset you’re buying.
Card purchases are typically processed in minutes once verification is complete. Bank transfers take longer because they depend on your bank’s processing times.
MoonPay runs identity checks to meet compliance requirements. You’ll be asked for this more often when the transaction amount is higher or when MoonPay can’t confirm details from previous activity.
The total cost can include a MoonPay fee, a network fee for delivering the crypto, and a card or bank fee charged by your provider. MoonPay shows a full cost breakdown before you confirm the payment.
First, check whether your bank blocked the payment and confirm your billing details match your card. If the charge went through but the crypto hasn’t arrived, use MoonPay’s order tracker or contact MoonPay support with the order ID.