Prepaid vouchers: a deposit-only method with a built-in budget

Prepaid vouchers are bought with a fixed value and paid online by entering a code. They need no bank details and no card, which makes them attractive for players who want a hard spending limit. The trade-off is that vouchers almost never work for withdrawals. If the Jonbet cashier for your account lists a voucher option, this page explains what to check.

The set of methods and the limits depend on your account — check the cashier before you deposit.

Go to the offer

Depositing with a voucher

Buy a voucher from an authorised seller, keeping the receipt.
In the cashier, choose the voucher method and enter the amount.
Decide about any bonus before confirming.
Enter the voucher code in the payment window.
Check that the balance arrived.

Treat the code like cash: anyone who has it can spend it. Never send a voucher code to someone claiming to be support or offering to «unlock» an account.

Withdrawing after a voucher deposit

Because vouchers are deposit-only, payouts go to another method in your name — usually a bank transfer or e-wallet. That means completing verification and adding a payout method before your first withdrawal. Steps in withdrawals.

Vouchers and bonuses

Like e-wallets, vouchers are sometimes excluded from promotions. Check the eligible-methods clause before buying a voucher to unlock an offer.

Situation (example)	Likely result
Offer accepts vouchers, deposit meets minimum	Bonus activated with wagering
Offer excludes vouchers	Real money only
Voucher value below the offer minimum	Real money only

Illustrative example, not a Jonbet condition: a voucher worth 50 against an offer minimum of 60 will not unlock the bonus.

Budget benefits

A voucher is a natural spending cap: once it is used, there is no overdraft and no card to top up. Some players buy a fixed number of vouchers per month as their entire gambling budget. Combined with deposit limits on the account, that is one of the simplest control tools available. More in responsible gambling.

Fees and validity

Voucher sellers may charge purchase fees, and unused balances may carry inactivity fees or expiry dates set by the voucher provider. Check those terms before buying.

Frequently asked questions

Can I withdraw to a prepaid voucher?

Generally not. Payouts go to another method in your name.

Do voucher deposits qualify for bonuses?

Only if the promotion accepts them and the amount meets the minimum.

Is it safe to share a voucher code?

No. Enter it only in the payment window of the cashier.

Can I combine several vouchers in one deposit?

It depends on the voucher system and the cashier. Check before buying.

Compare with e-wallets and Visa, or go back to the payments guide.