Oddly Likely verdict
SticPay's own Terms & Conditions list "unlicensed gambling services of any type" among prohibited transactions, the same illegal-only framing used by Payz, Jeton and MuchBetter, which leaves licensed sportsbooks and casinos as a normal, accepted category. On our board that plays out at exactly one verified partner: MelBet's own payments coverage documents SticPay for both deposits and withdrawals, sitting alongside Skrill and Neteller in the e-wallet lineup, where e-wallets are consistently the fastest withdrawal tier the book publishes.
What SticPay doesn't do is put a number on any of it. Neither its own terms nor its public fees page itemise a deposit or withdrawal percentage — the fees page's own language promises transactions "completely free of charges" to merchants without specifying what a currency conversion, a card top-up, or a bank withdrawal actually costs. Fund it, spend it at MelBet, and check the in-wallet fee display before moving money rather than assuming a number that isn't published anywhere citable.
Verified partners that take SticPay
| Partner & signup bonus | Dep / WD | Limits & fees | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✓ / ✓ | See cashier | Claim offer |
Every figure above comes from the operator documentation cited on this page. Limits and fees are the operators' published terms; the live cashier decides what your account and region actually see.
What stands out
- One verified, well-documented partner: MelBet accepts SticPay for both deposits and withdrawals, and e-wallets are MelBet's fastest documented withdrawal tier.
- A gambling clause scoped to unlicensed activity only — SticPay's own terms don't stand between a bettor and a licensed sportsbook.
- Deposits are instant wherever SticPay is live, matching the standard e-wallet pattern on this board.
Watch points
- Coverage is thin outside MelBet — no other verified partner on this board documents SticPay in a cashier, so don't assume it travels to the rest of the board.
- Neither SticPay's own terms nor its fees page publish a specific deposit, withdrawal, or FX percentage — check the fee screen inside your own wallet before moving money.
- MelBet's SticPay withdrawal timing is documented only at the general e-wallet tier rather than a SticPay-specific figure, so treat "fast" as directionally true rather than a guaranteed number.
- SticPay's country-availability list sits at the end of its terms — check it before assuming the wallet is even live in your market.
SticPay's whole documented case on this board is MelBet: deposit and withdraw there with confidence, and don't expect the wallet to show up anywhere else on the cashier list yet.
Sources and verification
Verified: Method terms, fees, and partner acceptance above are drawn from the provider and operator documentation linked in this section, checked . How we verify.
SticPay FAQ
Does SticPay allow gambling or betting payments?
Yes, for licensed operators. SticPay's Terms & Conditions only prohibit "unlicensed gambling services of any type", the same scoping used by comparable e-wallets on this board, which leaves regulated sportsbooks and casinos as an accepted category.
Which betting sites accept SticPay?
MelBet is the one verified partner on this board that documents SticPay, and it does so for both deposits and withdrawals per its own payments coverage. No other verified partner currently lists SticPay in a cashier.
What are SticPay's betting fees?
Undisclosed at the specific-percentage level. Neither SticPay's terms nor its fees page publish a deposit, withdrawal, or FX percentage; the fees page only promises merchant transactions are handled "completely free of charges" without itemising the rest. Check the fee screen in your own wallet before moving money.
Is SticPay safe for betting sites?
Its own terms are structured the same way as other gambling-friendly e-wallets on this board, restricting only unlicensed gambling, and MelBet's documented support treats it as a normal e-wallet alongside Skrill and Neteller. The one caveat is thin independent documentation: with a single verified partner confirming it, there's less cross-checking available than for wallets with wider coverage.
Does MelBet accept SticPay?
Yes — MelBet supports SticPay for deposits and withdrawals. Source: operator documentation.