Legiano’s banking setup works well enough, but the withdrawal limits and processing times could use some improvement. When I made my first deposit, I had two main options as an Australian player: credit/debit cards and cryptocurrencies. Both Visa and Mastercard worked instantly with no fees attached, letting me jump straight into the pokies. For crypto users, the casino accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and several other coins, though processing times aren’t clearly stated.
The withdrawal experience left me with mixed feelings. I requested a payout back to my Visa card, which took nearly 4 days to hit my account. This sits at the longer end of their advertised 24-120 hour processing window. The daily withdrawal limit of €500 (about $800 AUD) feels unnecessarily tight, especially for bigger winners. Their monthly cap of €7,000 (roughly $11,200 AUD) is better but still limiting for high-rollers. The minimum withdrawal amount is €20, which is fair.
I should note that all withdrawals require KYC verification, which is standard practice in Australia. The casino asked for my ID, proof of address, and card details before processing my first withdrawal. Here’s what you can expect for processing times:
- Credit/debit cards: 1-5 days (24-120 hours)
- Bank transfers: 1-5 days (24-120 hours)
- Cryptocurrencies: Processing times not clearly stated
One annoying feature is their staged withdrawal system, where your limit is tied to your VIP level. As a new player starting at Level 1, I was stuck with the base limits. I couldn’t find any information about whether manual flush is available, meaning the casino likely keeps withdrawal requests in a pending state where you can reverse them and continue gambling.