OldGill Review

The payment methods are incredibly limited at OldGill, especially when compared to other companies in Australia. In fact, the banking options are a clear weakness. For deposits, you only have the option of using a Visa or Mastercard Debit Card. This leaves out a number of popular
and commonly used banking solutions, such as PayPal, ApplePay, EFT and Skrill. However, it is worth noting that deposits are usually processed pretty quickly, allowing customers to start betting without any delay. More so, OldGill ensures that transactions are safe and secure, protecting your financial information throughout the betting process. There isn't the usual wide range of payment methods available - at least for the time being. As we have mentioned, OldGill is still a very new bookmaker, meaning that they are likely to add new payment options in the near future. The Australian government plans to ban credit cards from being used for betting, meaning that they will need to extend their payment options if they are to continue operating after this law is implemented.

At OldGill, the only withdrawal option is via bank transfer, making withdrawals even more limited than deposits. While it's pretty common for bookies to only offer a few withdrawal methods, having just one option is rather limiting for customers. However, it is worth noting that it usually only takes between one and three business days for these
payments to be transferred, which is impressive. You can make a maximum of one withdrawal per week, and no withdrawals can be requested or processed over the weekend.