Splash Sports accepts several deposit methods. Here's the full list, what to know about fees, and answers to the most common deposit questions.

❌ Prepaid cards are not supported.

Splash does not charge any fees for deposits — all funds go directly into your account.

Splash does not charge cash advance fees. However, some banks and card issuers classify deposits to gaming platforms as a cash advance rather than a standard purchase, and automatically apply their own fee. This is controlled entirely by your card issuer — Splash cannot prevent or refund it.

To avoid this, deposit using a debit card, PayPal, Venmo, or ACH instead. If you've already been charged, contact your bank directly — they may be able to waive it. Not all issuers classify Splash deposits as cash advances.

An AVS error means the billing address you entered doesn't match what your bank has on file. To fix it: double-check your billing address including apartment number and zip code, or contact your bank to confirm the address associated with your card. If the error persists, try PayPal, Venmo, or ACH — these don't require address verification.

Common causes: recently moved, typo in address, prepaid card, or international card.

Some states have legal monthly deposit limits:

To request a limit increase, email support@splashsports.com.

You can set your own weekly or monthly deposit limits via Responsible Gaming settings:

Limits can be adjusted after one month has passed since the last change. Monthly limits reset at the start of each calendar month; weekly limits reset on Mondays.

Crypto is available on Splash web and desktop — not the mobile app. The maximum per-transaction limit is $50,000 with no daily cap. Crypto withdrawals are not supported — if you deposit via crypto, you'll withdraw through your other linked payment methods.

Go to My Account → Transaction History for a full record of all deposits, withdrawals, entries, and payouts.

Questions? Email support@splashsports.com.