Easier to Use, Allowing More Efficient Transactions

The BetPhoenix Group has now made it easier for players to cash out and receive payments. A new online cashier has been integrated into Betmania, BetPhoenix and Skybook to allow a more pleasant and efficient user experience. 

Players will notice these changes immediately upon login as they will be greeted by a user-friendly interface. Transactions can now be completed fully inside the comfort and security of the browser window and phone calls are no longer necessary to process payouts. Players can now work around their own schedules rather than having to ensure they are calling during business hours. This new interface gives players access the cashier at their convenience and provides better oversight of the entire transaction process.

Management at BetMania told OSGA that, "Processing transactions should not be difficult and complicated menus should not deter from a fun gaming experience." BetMania added, "Getting players paid out quickly is always a priority and this new cashier will make payouts faster and seamless for players."

In addition, BetMania, BetPhoenix and Skybook are now offering Bitcoin payouts, made available in 48 hours or less. Bitcoin transactions are processed very quickly, allowing winning players to receive their payouts much quicker than with alternative payout methods. Unlike checks, which can take a week to be delivered, from even the upper-echelon of online sports betting operations, Person-to-Person money transfers and Bitcoin can be made available in less than 48 hours from the BetPhoenix family of sportsbooks. Bank Wires will also be an available payout method beginning in the near future.

See this progress for yourself. Visit Betmania.ag, BetPhoenix.ag or Skybook.ag to get a look at the new user interface. Take part in a seamless online transaction to get involved in the games and request a payout through the new online cashier.

BetPhoenix caters to Vietnamese, Chinese, English and Spanish speaking customers, uniting Eastern and Western gaming markets under the same roof since 2006.