Frequently Asked Questions

World Cup operates under a valid gaming licence issued by the Curaçao eGaming Authority. While we accept players from many jurisdictions, some countries are restricted; check our 'Restricted Territories' page for the full list. Licensing ensures that we adhere to strict fairness and player‑protection standards.

The smallest amount you can fund your World Cup account is $10 (or equivalent in your local currency). Deposits are instant for most methods, and you can use credit/debit cards, e‑wallets, or crypto. No fees are charged on deposits.

An accumulator (or 'parlay') combines two or more selections into a single wager; all picks must win for the bet to pay out. Odds are multiplied together, so a two‑team acca pays higher than placing separate single bets. If any selection pushes (is void), it is removed from the acca and the odds recalculate.

Yes – World Cup supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether and several other stablecoins for both deposits and withdrawals. Crypto withdrawals are processed within 30 minutes, and there is no maximum withdrawal limit for crypto transactions.

If a match is postponed and not resumed within 48 hours, the market is void and the stake is returned to your account. For abandoned matches that resume later, bets stand on the official result declared by the governing body.

World Cup sets a maximum payout of $100,000 per bet on major World Cup matches; the minimum stake is $0.20. Limits can vary by market and are displayed in the bet slip before you confirm. High‑roller accounts can request customized limits after verification.