Read the live cashier
Record each method’s current minimum and maximum in the account currency. Treat marketing summaries as secondary when the transactional screen differs.
This page is a decision worksheet built around a specific search task. It separates observable records, first-party wording and unresolved claims so the conclusion can be checked again after a material change.
Separate bonus thresholds
A promotion may require more than the basic deposit floor. Compare a no-offer test with the promoted route and save the accepted terms.
Include method costs
Add fixed charges, percentage fees and currency conversion. A low deposit can have a high effective cost when fees are not proportional.
Check the exit floor
Compare withdrawal minimums, payment ownership and any residual-balance treatment. A deposit is not truly small if funds cannot leave through a practical route.
Limit the experiment
Use only an amount affordable to lose, set controls before play and do not top up solely to solve a withdrawal or verification message.
The lowest number is not automatically the lowest risk
A transparent payment method with a slightly higher floor can provide clearer ownership and tracing. Rank the whole account journey, not a single cashier number.
Questions this page resolves
Is the advertised minimum universal?
No. It can vary by method, currency, account and promotion.
Can a bonus change the minimum?
Yes. The offer threshold and basic cashier minimum should be shown separately.
Why check the withdrawal minimum first?
It reveals whether a small remaining balance can be recovered without another deposit.