boku pay by mobile

Boku Pay by Mobile makes making payments on the go really, really, really simple! Everyone hates fiddling around with debit cards and CV codes even with a full keyboard let alone when using a mobile device, boku does away with all of that allowing you to make purchases wi...

Boku Pay by Mobile makes making payments on the go really, really, really simple! Everyone hates fiddling around with debit cards and CV codes even with a full keyboard let alone when using a mobile device, boku does away with all of that allowing you to make purchases with nothing but your mobile telephonic device at hand!

What is boku pay by mobile for online casinos?

In essence boku is a link between your mobile phone bill and the vendor you are trying to purchase from. In the online casino world that means letting you deposit directly to the casino via your mobile bill.

How do I make online casino deposits with boku pay by mobile?

This is the really easy part, first you need to pick an online casino from the available options in this article. All of the casinos listed below support boku payments and should make the rest of the process as easy as sending a text message:

• Choose a boku online casino
• Select deposit by boku
• Enter your mobile number
• Confirm your deposit via SMS

At the moment the prevalence of boku in the online casino world is still limited, but it is growing at quite an astonishing rate with early adopters such as Nektan cashing in early on with their suite of online casinos. Boku current boasts some pretty heavy hitters in the mobile commerce space with customers such as Google Play, Playstation store, Windows Store and Spotify just some of the big names using their services.

Security and Payment Limits

Obviously any kind of transactional service where payments are concerned requires the highest levels of security. However with a service like boku there are more things to consider as you are able to make purchases without any payment credentials whatsoever.

Essentially you are receiving credit via your mobile phone service provider – most of us have a limit and that limit is usually set to £30 per day based on a normal mobile phone contract. What this means for boku is that they are unlikely to ever exceed the £30 per day transaction limit which may serve as a bit of a barrier for mid-high rollers who like to gamble in higher amounts.

Currently there are only a handful of mobile operators that support boku which include EE, Vodafone, 3 and O2 with Virgin not currently providing support for casino deposits via boku. For withdrawal of winnings you’ll need to setup your bank details at a later date as funds cannot be credited to your phone bill.

As time goes on we expect to see boku pay by mobile popping up at more and more online casinos, especially casinos that have a strong focus on mobile first gameplay. It’s been well document that 2016 is set to be a big year in the mobile casino space with Google pushing the issue going as far as changing their indexing algorithms to favour mobile orientated websites.