Two tabs on the Banking page: money in and money out
The Banking page, the public mirror of the Dukat.bet cashier, has two tabs: ‘Deposit’ and ‘Withdrawal’ – in the Hungarian version the second reads ‘Visszavonás’ (literally ‘revocation’), an unfortunate translation of what is simply the payout tab. Under each tab run five columns: Payment method, Type, Fee Free, Processing time and Limits per transaction.
Deposits list five methods, withdrawals three: bank card and Revolut only carry money in.
Figures below come from the Hungarian and English pages on 14 October 2026 – one source, shown in forints and in euros.
Payment methods in forints and euros, with sources
| Method | Deposit minimum | Deposit maximum | Withdrawal minimum | Withdrawal maximum | Label | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bank card | HUF 3,665 / €10 | HUF 733,000 / €2,000 | – | – | ‘Fee Free’, instant | Banking, HU and EN versions |
| Revolut | HUF 3,665 / €10 | HUF 733,000 / €2,000 | – | – | ‘Fee Free’, instant | Banking, HU and EN versions |
| Bank transfer | HUF 7,300 / €20 | HUF 1,465,000 / €4,000 | HUF 73,000 / €200 | HUF 1,465,000 / €4,000 | ‘Fee Free’, instant | Banking, HU and EN versions |
| USDT | HUF 18,300 / €50 | HUF 3,660,000 / €10,000 | HUF 18,300 / €50 | HUF 3,660,000 / €10,000 | ‘Fee Free’, instant | Banking, HU and EN versions |
| USDC | HUF 18,000 / €50 | HUF 3,660,000 / €10,000 | HUF 18,000 / €50 | HUF 3,660,000 / €10,000 | ‘Fee Free’, instant | Banking, HU and EN versions |
A dash means the method is missing from the withdrawal tab. The fee field in the data behind the page is empty for every method, and ‘instant’ comes from the info field – there is no separate duration value. Neither the table nor the accompanying text names a network (for USDT, say).
Banking page headers next to the T&C clauses
| Question | Banking page / interface | Rules (clause) | Do they match? |
|---|---|---|---|
| How much can you withdraw at once? | ‘Limits per transaction’: USDT and USDC €10,000, bank transfer €4,000 | €1,000 per transaction, the same per 24 hours (T&C section 12) | no – see below |
| When is it processed? | ‘Processing time’: instant on every row | Bank transfer in principle three banking days; requests are handled one after another (T&C section 12) | no – see below |
| Does it cost anything? | ‘Fee Free’ header on every row | Processing fee on unwagered deposits (T&C section 10); 10% withholding, intermediary banks about €16 (T&C section 12) | no – see below |
| Who sets the exchange rate? | The external provider may also set it (Banking page text) | Once the casino, once the payment providers (T&C section 10) | no – see below |
| Can you pay in cash? | No such method on the list | Cash is not accepted (T&C section 11) | yes |
In the second-to-last row, T&C section 10 contradicts itself: one sentence says the casino alone sets the rates, another that payment providers set them based on rates the casino establishes.
On fees, the Banking page adds that a bank, payment provider or currency exchange service may apply its own charges. ‘Fee Free’ may describe the casino’s own fee – certainly not your bank’s.
Which figure is binding? Neither document says.
In by card, out by transfer or crypto
A key cashier rule lies not in a limit but in the gap between the two lists. You can deposit by card or Revolut, yet per the Banking page you cannot get money back that way: payouts go by bank transfer, USDT or USDC.
The page’s accompanying text adds a principle: where possible, money should return through a method linked to an earlier deposit, and funds must not be sent to payment details belonging to someone else.
The rules say more here. T&C section 12 describes payouts to international payment cards (corporate credit cards excluded), and section 14 reserves the right, after a card deposit, to pay withdrawals up to the deposited amount as refunds. No card appears on the Banking page’s withdrawal list.
Worked example with unreal amounts – not Dukat.bet data: After a HUF 25,000 card deposit the balance grows to HUF 61,000. It cannot go out by bank transfer, whose minimum is HUF 73,000. It can go out in USDT, being above the HUF 18,300 minimum, but then you need a crypto wallet. For a transfer, HUF 73,000 − 61,000 = HUF 12,000 is missing.
The lesson: choose your exit before the first deposit.
Cashier questions to put in writing
Neither the Banking page nor the T&C answers these:
- After a card deposit, can I ask for a payout to my card, as T&C section 12 mentions, or only via the three withdrawal methods on the Banking page?
- If I deposit in USDT, can I withdraw in USDC, or must the same token go back?
- If my deposit is not yet wagered, does the cashier show the fee before I confirm?
Write to support@dukat.bet; live chat is quicker for a short exchange, but an email leaves a record.
Plan the exit first, then the entry
Before picking a deposit method, decide how you would take the money out – that order spares the most frustration.
- If you would use a card, the bank card and Revolut page shows what happens to winnings.
- If you want payouts to a bank account, the bank transfer page covers the HUF 73,000 minimum and the three banking days.
- If you would use crypto, the page on stablecoin payments lists what is left unsaid about networks.
- For larger sums, compare the ranges with the transaction limits.
Per the interface code, the cashier adjusts the amount you enter to the method’s range – read in the code, not tested with a deposit. Before confirming, recheck the amount, currency and recipient details.