Play for Real Money using Transferência Bancária

Transferência Bancária allows you to make funds transfers in your local currency with the following 2 options:

Boleto Bancário is a popular, easy and safe way to transfer money in Brazil in your local currency. It works with a bar-coded invoice that can be used at any Brazilian bank. To make a payment you simply present your bank with the invoice and funds, before the expiry date, and they will process the transfer. Please note that you can also use your internet banking to pay the invoice easily. The invoice makes for a hassle-and error-free way to transfer money.

Bank Transfer allows you to make funds transfers in your local currency directly from your bank account. You can make the transfer online at your bank's website and your Stars Account will be updated almost instantly.

Please, feel free to use any of the below platforms that may be available to you.

Desktop client: To make a deposit, login to your account and click the 'Cashier' button. Next, click on the ‘Transferência Bancária’ button and follow the on-screen instructions.

App users: To make a deposit, login to your account, select the Real Money tab in the lobby, then tap on the ‘Deposit’ button. Next, tap on the 'Transferência Bancária' button and follow the on-screen instructions.

Web users: To make a deposit, login to your account and click the 'Deposit' button. Next, click on the 'Transferência Bancária' button and follow the on-screen instructions.

Please visit the Cashier for your current deposit limits.

Transferência Bancária withdrawals are not supported. Please visit our Withdrawal Policy to find alternative options to withdraw your funds.

We will use the prevailing mid-market rate provided by XE (plus a small fee if applicable) to convert your deposits and withdrawals to/from your account currency. For additional information, please read our Real Money Transaction Processing and Currency Conversion Terms and Conditions.

We do not charge any fees for using Transferência Bancária. Players are responsible for any fees charged by their bank.

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