How the NZ$10 minimum applies to each method
Wildz does not tier its deposit minimums by method in New Zealand: e-wallets, cards, Apple Pay and both vouchers all start at the same NZ$10 [1]. The real difference between methods appears later, when you want the money back, so the table below pairs each deposit route with what it can do on the way out.
| Method | Min deposit | Can it pay out? | Payout minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Skrill | NZ$10 | Yes | NZ$20 |
| Neteller | NZ$10 | Yes | NZ$20 |
| MiFinity | NZ$10 | Yes | NZ$20 |
| Credit cards | NZ$10 | Yes | NZ$20 |
| Apple Pay | NZ$10 | Yes | NZ$20 |
| CashtoCode | NZ$10 | No | needs another method |
| Paysafecard | NZ$10 | No | needs another method |
Five of the seven deposit methods (Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Credit cards, Apple Pay) can carry a withdrawal later, which keeps the closed-loop rule in Terms 7.4 simple: Wildz pays back to the method you used whenever it can [4]. Cards carry one extra risk, because some banks refuse withdrawals to credit cards and Customer Support then has to arrange another route [1].
How far a NZ$10 deposit goes at Wildz
A first deposit of NZ$10 brings a 100% match, so NZ$10 of bonus money lands next to your own NZ$10, and the 200 free spins arrive 25 a day for 8 days [2]. At NZ$0.10 a spin under the bonus terms, the whole free-spin bundle is worth NZ$20 in stakes, before any wagering on what it wins.
| Condition | What happens |
|---|---|
| You deposit NZ$10 | NZ$10 bonus money plus 200 free spins over 8 days [2] |
| You play | Your real money is used first; only bets with bonus money reduce the wagering [2] |
| You clear the bonus | 35x the bonus: NZ$350 of bets on pokies, which count 100% [2] |
| You bet with bonus money | No more than NZ$5 per spin or NZ$0.50 per line [2] |
| Your balance is NZ$15 | Too small to withdraw: the lowest payout is NZ$20 [1] |
| Your second deposit is NZ$10 | A 50% bonus adds NZ$5 [3] |
The welcome page and the bonus terms disagree on the spin value: the terms say NZ$0.10 each, the welcome page says somewhere between $0.10 and $0.25 [2] [3]. I count the lower figure, because that is the one written into the terms you accept.
How the deposit and withdrawal minimums differ
The gap between going in at NZ$10 and coming out at NZ$20 is the detail most deposit guides skip, and with Inpay the payout floor rises to NZ$50 [1]. Terms 8.18 adds that a deposit must be wagered at least once before it can be withdrawn, so a NZ$10 top-up cannot simply be sent back unplayed [4].
Drag the amount on the board to NZ$20 and you will see every e-wallet, card and Apple Pay row light up for withdrawal, while Inpay stays dark until NZ$50. That is the balance you need before a bank transfer payout becomes possible at all.
How to make a first deposit at Wildz
- RegisterFill in the form and enter the PIN Wildz texts to your mobile number [7].
- Open the cashierChoose a method that can also pay out if you want to withdraw the same way later.
- Enter NZ$10 or moreBelow NZ$10 no method accepts the deposit [1].
- Pick the welcome offer if askedNo bonus code is needed [3].
- Spend with the order in mindReal money goes first, and only bonus bets count toward the wagering [2].
The buttons on this site open the Wildz NZ site in a new tab; registration and the cashier are only there.
Open WildzHow fees and currency work on Wildz deposits
The account is kept in New Zealand dollars, and if your card or wallet runs in another currency, the conversion happens before the money reaches Wildz [4]. On charges, the help centre answers a flat no, while Terms 6.5 says some deposit methods can carry charges listed in the cashier and that your own bank may add its fees [5] [4]. Read the amount on the confirmation screen rather than trusting either page alone.
How to cap your deposits before you start
A deposit limit in My Account rejects any deposit above the cap until the period you chose runs out, and Wildz also offers wagering, net loss and time limits [8]. Setting the cap on day one costs nothing and keeps a NZ$10 habit from quietly becoming a weekly one; the responsible gambling page lists the free NZ helplines.

















