Depositing funds into your DraftKings account is simple and convenient. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you get started:

Overview of Depositing Methods

DraftKings offers a variety of deposit methods to ensure a smooth and secure transaction process. Deposit methods vary by jurisdiction and product, and not every payment method listed below will be available in all jurisdictions and for all DraftKings products. Payment methods DraftKings accepts include:

• Credit Cards
• Debit Cards
• Online Banking
• PayPal
• Venmo
• Apple Pay
• Bank Wire Transfer
• Cash at Cage
• Cash at Retail Stores
• DraftKings Gift Cards
• Electronic Gift Cards
• VIP Preferred

Each method has its own steps and requirements, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Notes: 

• DraftKings doesn’t permit the use of any business accounts for deposit into your DraftKings account or wallet.
• Deposits must be made with a payment method from a personal account that is registered in your name.
• Deposits made using a certain payment method may not be available for use on another product.
• Payment processors may have the discretion to approve or deny deposits on DraftKings.
• Personal bank accounts/cards linked to cash management accounts and brokerage accounts are accepted as valid payment methods on DraftKings.

Eligibility and Account Verification

Before making a deposit, ensure that your account details are up-to-date and that you meet the eligibility criteria:

• Deposits must be made with a payment method from a personal account that is registered in your name.
• The deposit methods available to you will depend on your location and the product for which you are making a deposit. You'll only be presented with deposit methods available for that product and location at the time of deposit.
• Some methods may require additional verification steps.

Setting Deposit Limits

DraftKings allows you to set deposit limits. You can set daily, weekly, or monthly limits to manage your spending.

Learn more about available payment methods.

Learn more about jurisdiction-specific payment methods.