How Dendera Handles Your AUD, From PayID to Crypto
Every method on this page works with straight Australian dollars. Pick the one that suits how you deposit and how you'd rather get paid.
Payment Methods at Dendera
Last updated: September 10, 2026
Your Dendera balance is always shown in AUD, no matter which method you fund it with. Below is what each option is actually good for, and what to expect once you hit deposit or request a withdrawal.
Australian players tend to have a preferred way of moving money and a backup for when they want something different. Dendera supports both bank-linked options and cryptocurrency, so you're not stuck with one rail if it's slow, down, or your bank flags it that day.
PayID: the instant AUD option
PayID is built into most Australian banking apps and links your account to a phone number, email or ABN instead of BSB and account digits. For deposits, it's the closest thing to instant: you confirm the payment in your banking app and the funds move directly, in AUD, with no card details to type in. Most players use PayID as their default deposit method for exactly this reason. It's also worth checking if your bank offers PayID for outgoing payments too, since some players use it on both sides of their Dendera account.
POLi: direct from your bank account
POLi works differently to PayID. Instead of using a PayID identifier, it connects straight to your online banking login and initiates a transfer from your account to Dendera without you needing a card or a separate e-wallet. It suits players who bank with an institution that doesn't have PayID set up, or who simply prefer to authorise a payment through their bank's own login screen rather than an app-to-app handshake. Funds still settle in AUD, and there's no currency conversion to think about.
Visa and Mastercard
Card deposits remain familiar territory for a lot of Australian players, particularly those topping up from a linked debit card. Visa and Mastercard deposits at Dendera are processed in AUD, so there's no need to watch exchange rates. Some banks apply their own merchant codes to gambling transactions, which can occasionally cause a card deposit to be declined on the bank's end rather than ours. If that happens, PayID or POLi are usually the faster workaround rather than repeatedly retrying the card.
Bitcoin, Tether (USDT) and Ethereum
Crypto isn't there to replace AUD banking, it's there for players who want a different path for withdrawals in particular. Once you've verified your account, moving winnings out via Bitcoin, USDT or Ethereum skips the bank processing queue entirely, since the transaction sits on the blockchain rather than in a bank's back-office system. USDT is worth a specific mention here: because it's pegged to the US dollar, it tends to be the steadiest of the three if you don't want your withdrawal amount drifting with market price swings between the time you request it and the time it settles. Bitcoin and Ethereum work the same way operationally, but their value can move while a transaction is pending, so what you see confirmed on-chain may differ slightly from the AUD figure you cashed out.
Choosing a method for withdrawals
You don't have to withdraw through the same method you deposited with, though matching them is often the simplest route and can reduce back-and-forth with support. If you deposited by card, for example, some card networks don't support receiving withdrawals at all, in which case PayID, POLi or crypto become the practical options. Players who deposited via crypto and want to keep things simple usually withdraw the same way, since the wallet address is already confirmed on the account.
Verification and account limits
Before your first withdrawal, expect a request for standard identity verification: a photo ID and, depending on the method, proof that the payment account or wallet belongs to you. This is standard across Australian-facing online casinos and exists to protect your funds as much as ours. Setting deposit limits in your account is also worth doing early, both as a spending control and because it's part of how Dendera supports responsible play.
- PayID: instant AUD deposits via phone, email or ABN, linked to your banking app
- POLi: direct transfer from your online banking login, no card needed
- Visa and Mastercard: familiar card deposits, watch for bank-side merchant blocks
- Bitcoin and Ethereum: blockchain withdrawals outside the bank queue, value can shift while pending
- Tether (USDT): a steadier crypto option since it tracks the US dollar
Bonus funds credited through the welcome package or ongoing promotions carry their own wagering terms before they can be withdrawn as cash. Check the specifics on the Bonus page before you assume a balance is fully withdrawable. T&Cs apply, 18+.
For more on how deposits tie into current offers, see Promotions, and if you're playing from your phone, the Mobile App page covers whether PayID and POLi behave the same way on mobile browsers versus the app. Ready to fund an account? Head to Register to get set up.
Payment Methods at Dendera
Which payment method do most Australian players use at Dendera?
PayID is the most common choice for deposits because it's built into most Australian banking apps and settles quickly in AUD without needing card numbers. POLi is a close second for players whose bank doesn't support PayID yet.
Can I deposit with POLi and withdraw with crypto?
Yes. You're not locked into using the same method for deposits and withdrawals, though you will need to complete verification for whichever withdrawal method you choose, including confirming a crypto wallet belongs to you.
Why would I choose Tether (USDT) over Bitcoin or Ethereum?
USDT is pegged to the US dollar, so its value doesn't move while a withdrawal is pending on the blockchain. Bitcoin and Ethereum can shift in value between the time you request the withdrawal and the time it confirms.
Are there fees on PayID or POLi deposits?
Any fees would come from your own bank's terms rather than being added by Dendera. Check your banking app for details on PayID or POLi transaction costs, if any apply to your account.
Does Dendera use PayID or POLi for withdrawals as well as deposits?
PayID can generally be used both ways if your bank supports receiving payments through it. POLi is typically a deposit-only rail, so most players withdraw via PayID, bank transfer or crypto instead.