Bank transfer at 345bet: the most traceable payment

A bank transfer is slower and less convenient than a card or a wallet, but it is also the most transparent way to pay: the instructions name a beneficiary, the bank keeps a full record, and both sides can be identified. For a site like this one, which focuses on checking who really runs a platform, that transparency is the main attraction. Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier to see whether bank transfer is offered for deposits, withdrawals or both.

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Depositing by bank transfer

Select bank transfer in the cashier and enter the amount; the cashier generates the transfer details.
Copy the beneficiary name, account details and the reference code exactly as shown.
Before you confirm in your banking app, compare the beneficiary name with the legal entity named in the operator's terms.
Send from an account in your own name and keep the bank confirmation.
Wait for the transfer to arrive; banking days and cut-off times apply, so a transfer sent late on a Friday may not be seen until the next working day.

Withdrawing by bank transfer

Bank transfer is one of the most common payout routes, including for players who deposited with a voucher or another deposit-only method. Enter your account details exactly as your bank holds them — name, account number and any bank code requested. The account must be yours; payouts to third-party accounts are routinely refused. Expect the operator's review first and then the banking time on top. If a payout is returned by your bank because of a detail mismatch, the operator usually re-credits it to your balance or asks for corrected details; ask support how they handle it.

The beneficiary check, step by step

Open the operator's terms and find the company name. Look at the beneficiary in the transfer instructions. If the two match, or the beneficiary is a payment company that the terms name as processing payments for the operator, you have a consistent picture. If the beneficiary is a private person, a business with no visible link to the brand, or a different company each time you request instructions, do not send the money. Clone sites often reuse a genuine brand's design but cannot hide where the money goes.

Fees: who charges what

The operator may or may not charge for transfers — the cashier should say. Your bank may charge for outgoing transfers, especially international ones, and intermediary banks can take a cut on cross-border payments, so the amount credited can be smaller than the amount sent. For domestic transfers in the same currency, these costs are usually lowest.

If a transfer goes missing

First check with your bank that the transfer left and was not returned. Then send support the bank confirmation with the date, amount, beneficiary and reference. A transfer without a reference, or with a typo in it, is the most common reason for a deposit that "disappeared" — it is normally found once you provide the confirmation.

Bank transfer FAQ

Why does a bank transfer need a reference code?

The reference is how the operator matches an incoming transfer to your account. Without it, or with a typo, the money can arrive but sit unassigned until support finds it manually. Copy the reference exactly from the cashier.

Whose name should appear as the beneficiary?

The company that operates the platform, or a payment processor clearly acting for it. Compare the beneficiary shown in the transfer instructions with the legal entity in the terms. A private person's name or an unrelated business is a reason to stop and ask.

Why can a bank transfer cost money even if the casino charges nothing?

Your own bank may charge for the transfer, and international transfers can pass through intermediary banks that deduct their fees. Check your bank's price list before sending, especially across borders or currencies.

More on limits, verification and statuses in the payments guide.