How to make a deposit with Siru Mobile

Depositing With Siru Mobile: What To Know Before Your First Top-Up

Siru Mobile deposits run as a mobile payment that’s added to your phone bill or deducted from your prepaid balance. The casino asks for your mobile number, you approve the charge on your handset, and the funds land in your account without entering card details. In supported countries, first-time deposits typically post in under a minute, and the transaction label on your bill shows the merchant name linked to the payment provider rather than the casino.

Before you deposit, check the limits set by your mobile operator: single payments and monthly caps apply, and they can block larger top-ups even when the casino accepts higher amounts. Fees depend on the operator and plan and are shown in the confirmation step, so the amount charged can differ from the amount credited if the casino doesn’t cover the fee. Withdrawals don’t go back to Siru Mobile, so you still need a separate withdrawal method (bank transfer or card) and you should keep your phone number active until the charge clears on your next bill cycle.

Typical Siru Mobile Deposit Limits In Online Casinos

  • Minimum deposit: €10 is the most common floor for Siru Mobile deposits in casinos, with some sites setting it at €5.
  • Maximum per deposit (single top-up): €30–€50 is the standard cap per Siru Mobile deposit. A smaller group of casinos allows up to €70 per transaction when the operator applies stricter internal checks.
  • Daily limit: €60–€150 per day is the range most players run into, calculated as the sum of all Siru Mobile deposits made in a calendar day.
  • Monthly limit: €300–€500 per month is typical, counted across all deposits made with Siru Mobile within the billing month.
  • Limit format casinos apply: Casinos set a per-transaction cap and then enforce daily and monthly totals on top of it, so hitting the daily or monthly ceiling blocks further Siru Mobile deposits until the limit resets.
  • Currency handling: Limits are commonly defined in euros; casinos operating in SEK, NOK, or GBP convert at their internal rate at the time of deposit, so the displayed cap can move slightly with exchange rates.
  • Hard stop behaviour: Once the monthly limit is reached, Siru Mobile deposits are declined rather than partially accepted, even if the attempted amount is small.

Fees When Depositing via Siru Mobile

Siru Mobile deposits can include three separate cost layers: the Siru Mobile service fee, the casino’s own deposit fee (if the operator applies one), and indirect costs that don’t show as a “fee” line but still change what you pay or receive.

  • Siru Mobile fee (payment provider side): Siru Mobile charges a service fee that’s added on top of the deposit amount at checkout. Casinos don’t set this rate, and the final surcharge is shown before you confirm the payment.
  • Casino deposit fee (casino side): Most casinos set Siru Mobile deposits to 0% on their side, but some operators add a fixed fee or a percentage. When a casino charges a deposit fee, it reduces the net amount credited to your casino balance or increases the total you pay, depending on how the cashier is configured.
  • VAT or similar taxes (where applicable): In some jurisdictions, the payment fee can include VAT or a similar consumption tax. This increases the total cost without changing the deposit amount credited.
  • Mobile carrier billing add-ons: If the Siru Mobile flow routes through carrier billing, your carrier can apply billing-related charges or treat the payment differently from standard purchases. These amounts appear on the phone bill or prepaid balance rather than in the casino cashier.
  • FX and cross-border costs: If the casino account currency differs from the billing currency, the conversion rate can include a margin. The result is a smaller credited value than expected even when the casino shows “0% deposit fee.”
  • Rounding and minimum-charge effects: Small deposits can be hit harder by fixed surcharges or rounding rules, so the effective percentage cost rises as the deposit amount goes down.
  • Refund and reversal deductions: If a deposit is reversed or refunded, the payment fee may not be returned. The casino can also deduct chargeback

How To Deposit With Siru Mobile

  1. Log in to your casino account and open the Cashier or Deposit page.
  2. Select Siru Mobile from the list of payment methods.
  3. Enter the deposit amount, then type your mobile phone number in international format and confirm the details.
  4. Wait for the Siru Mobile verification prompt and approve the payment request on your phone.
  5. Complete any required identity or carrier confirmation step shown on-screen, then submit the payment.
  6. Return to the casino cashier and check your balance. The deposit posts after the confirmation goes through.