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The Nomini Casino Terms and Conditions tell you how to play, deposit NZ$, and cash out. They also include bonus rules, wagering requirements, and verification checks. In order to avoid delays, make sure that players from New Zealand are eligible and that your New Zealand matches your account information. Reading these clauses ahead of time gives you peace of mind when claiming promotions and keeps withdrawals running smoothly.
Nomini Casino is only for people who can legally gamble online where they live. You agree that you are over the age of majority in your country and are not using the site on behalf of someone else when you create an account and use it.
Your location, legal status, or account information may not match the eligibility rules, and you may not be able to access the site at all. Before letting you play or processing a withdrawal like 100 NZ$, Nomini Casino can ask for proof of your identity, age, and address at any time.
You must be old enough to legally gamble in order to play at Nomini Casino. To do this, you must usually be at least 18 years old, or older if the law in your area sets a higher age. If your local law and the casino's minimum age are different, the stricter rule takes precedence.
You are the only one who can bet, deposit money, or ask for a withdrawal from your account. Personal accounts can't be given to other people, even family members, and can't be shared, sold, or used by others. One account per player—accounts that are used more than once can be closed, which could make it harder to get your winnings. Name, date of birth, address, and contact information must all be correct and up to date. If you ask for verification, you can keep playing, but withdrawals of up to $250 can be held until the checks are done. Nomini Casino can suspend an account, cancel bets, and hold payouts until the problem is fixed if it thinks the account holder is underage or giving false information.
Any balance that has to do with playing while underage can be canceled if the law allows it. If you've moved to a new country or are going on a trip, make sure you update your profile information before you deposit $50 NZ$ or ask for a withdrawal. This is because location mismatches often lead to extra checks. Access may also be limited if you are New Zealand or if you live in the country, depending on local laws, licensing requirements, and internal risk policies. If there are restrictions, Nomini Casino can stop you from registering, playing, or making transactions, even if you can get to the website. Since lists of restricted countries are always changing, it's best to make sure you're eligible when you sign up and, if you need to, contact support before you add $100 to your account.
If you try to get around restrictions by using tools that hide your location, your account could be closed and any withdrawals that were planned could be canceled.
If you want to play at Nomini Casino, you need to make an account with your own correct personal information. Registration is only for one player at a time, so the information you give should be accurate and match who you are. This also goes for deposits and withdrawals. When you create an account, you promise that the information you give is correct and complete, and that you will keep it that way. If your information changes, make sure you update your account settings before you ask for a withdrawal of $100 or more.
Each person can only have one account at Nomini Casino. This includes situations where more than one account is linked by the same email address, phone number, payment method, device, IP address, or household. Using or making more than one account can get you in trouble. Duplicate accounts can be closed and promotional benefits can be taken away. If more than one person from the same household wants to play, each person should use a different name, email address, and payment information. Please contact support before making a deposit of NZ$50 or more if you think you made a second profile by accident. This way, the account status can be figured out quickly and easily.
In order to get the same offer more than once, you shouldn't create multiple accounts. To add money to your account, use someone else's payment method. People can play on your account if you share your login information. If something gets duplicated by accident, like a second email, you should keep only one profile and ask for help to merge or close the extra account if possible. You will be asked for your full name, date of birth, address, email address, and phone number when you register. These are your identity and contact details. Documents from the government and the payment provider must match these details.
It's possible that you will be asked to explain where you are now and show proof if your registered address is in New Zealand but your documents show a different address. Should it be required, your account should show your real New Zealand, and you shouldn't change any of the identity fields to get around rules about eligibility or verification checks. Your withdrawal request could be put on hold until the correct information is confirmed if there is a mismatch. If your name is spelled wrong or your date of birth is different from what's on your documents, your registration information may be called into question. Your address on your profile doesn't match up with your proof of residence. Using an email address or phone number that is already connected to another account.
Put money into a bank account that isn't yours. Checking your documents may be needed to make sure the account is really yours, especially before you can make withdrawals of 500 NZ$ or more, or whenever activity on the account calls for more proof. To keep your account fully functional, make sure that your documents are clear, valid, and match the information you entered when you signed up.
When you log in to Nomini Casino, you need to make sure that your login information is safe and that only authorised users can access your devices. You can also set limits on how long a session lasts. Know that no one, not even your family or friends, should know your username, password, or any security codes.
Change your password right away, look at recent activity, and contact support to make sure your account is safe if you think someone else has gotten into it. This is very important before you deposit money like NZ$100 or ask to withdraw money like NZ$500.
Always follow the rules and best practices for passwords. Pick a Nomini Casino-only password that is hard to guess. Passwords for email, banking, and social networks should not be used more than once. Passwords should also not be kept in plain text notes or messages. Your password should be long and include both letters and numbers, as well as any symbols that you can find.
Do not include information that is simple to find, like your name, birthday, phone number, or address. Notify someone right away if you think your password has been stolen or if you used a shared computer or device to log in. A key part of account security is blocking access from devices. You must make sure that the device you use to log in is locked down with a PIN, password, or biometric so that only you can access it. Your risk goes up if you use a public computer or network. Always log out, and don't save passwords in the browser. Unauthorised people can't get into your device if you lose it, share it, or leave it unattended. Session control and logout help stop this.
For safety reasons, you should always log out when you're done playing, especially after making a transaction like a $50 deposit. You should stop using your account and ask for help to reset your access if you notice strange logins, disconnections, or activity you don't recognise. Because password resets and security alerts are based on your registered email or phone number, keeping your contact information up to date makes you safer. Update your email as soon as you can if you lose access to your inbox so that you don't have to wait too long to get back in.
There are wagering requirements that must be met before you can cash out any bonus funds or winnings from playing at Nomini Casino. These rules include bonus codes, playthrough amounts, and contribution rates.
Make sure you read the bonus terms in the offer details and in your account before you claim the bonus. Pay special attention to the playthrough multiplier, the games that are eligible, and any maximum cashout limits. This part talks about how bonus codes work, what "playthrough" really means, and how contribution rates can change the speed at which you bet based on the games you choose. The bonus note that comes with your account usually applies to that bonus instance if there is any difference between the promotion page and that note. Optional promo inputs that may be needed to activate some deals include bonus codes, playthrough requirements, and game contributions.
If you are asked to enter a code, do so exactly as shown during the deposit process or in the field for activating a bonus. The casino might not be able to give you the bonus if you deposit without the right code. The amount of bets you have to make before you can cash out bonus money or winnings tied to it is called the "wagering requirement." When applied to the bonus amount, the deposit amount, or both, it is usually shown as a multiplier, like 30x. For example, if you get a NZ$50 bonus and have to wager it 30 times, you would have to make a total of NZ$1500 in bets before you can cash out the bonus balance, assuming there are no other restrictions.
How much each type of game counts toward finishing a bet is set by its contribution rate. If the contribution is 100%, every (_sc0_)100 wagered counts as (_sc0_)100 toward the game's end. If the contribution is 10%, every NZ$100 wagered counts as only NZ$10. There are types of games that may only contribute 0%, which means they don't help clear wagering at all, even though bets are still placed. You need to deposit (_sc0_)50 with the right code to get the bonus. You then have to wager (_sc0_)50 times, which means you have to make $1500 in bets before you can cash out the bonus. The contribution rate tells you how fast the wagering is cleared. For example, if you bet $100 at 10%, you'll earn 10 points toward wagering. To avoid delays, keep an eye on common bonus limits that often apply during playthrough, such as maximum bet sizes per spin or round, restricted game providers or game types, and time limits to finish wagering.
If a bonus has a maximum bet limit, going over it even once can mean that the bonus is cancelled and any winnings that are linked to the bonus are taken away. Use eligible games and give more weight to games with higher contributions so that your betting progress matches your real betting speed. Don't go over the maximum bet that your bonus allows. If it does, change the stakes before each spin. As an example, if a promotion limits bets to NZ$5, keep all bets at or below NZ$5 until the promotion ends. To keep track of your progress, go to your account and look at the bonus tracker to see how much wagering you still need to do and in what amount of time. After the wagering requirements are met, the bonus usually turns into cash (or can be withdrawn subject to normal withdrawal rules).
If your bonus has a maximum cashout amount, any winnings over that amount may be taken away when you ask to cash them out. Before placing big bets, if you're not sure, check the exact wagering requirements (bonus only vs. deposit plus bonus) and contribution rates for your promotion.
Free spins and promo credits are given to your account as part of certain promotions, but they can only be used after they have been properly activated. Depending on the offer, they may show up right away after you opt in or after you do something to qualify, like depositing $20 or meeting some other requirement.
Check your account's bonus message often to make sure you don't miss out on anything. Make sure you know the steps and deadlines for activation. As long as you click the "Activate" button and agree to the terms of the promotion, you won't be able to use your Free Spins or Promo Credits. Which games are eligible, how to activate them, and when they expire depend on the type of promotion. Others need to be manually opted-in, while others start working as soon as the credit is applied. As an example, a deposit of 50 NZ$ made after the campaign ends will not activate the Free Spins that were part of that campaign if the offer requires a qualifying deposit. Only deposits that meet the minimum amount and are made during the promotion window count.
There are game limits for both Free Spins and Promo Credits. Most of the time, free spins can only be used on certain slot games and may be limited to certain providers or bet amounts depending on the promotion. Promo Credits might only work on certain types of games and might not work on certain titles or features. In cases where there are limits, the games that are eligible are listed in the promo description in your account. You can only use the Free Spins button or your Promo Credits balance on those games. Free Spins can only be used on the slot game(s) listed, at the set spin value, and for the number of times that are given.
It's possible that promo credits won't work on all bet types or game features, and they can only be used on certain games. Content that isn't allowed: Anytime, licencing, provider rules, or risk controls can make it necessary to block certain games or categories. There is a strict expiration date. The offer period for free spins and promo credits must be followed. An example is that Free Spins that are credited at 18:00 can expire at 18:00 the next day. Once the offer has ended, any unused Free Spins are taken away, and any remaining Promo Credits can be lost according to the terms of the offer.
It's possible for any winnings from Free Spins or Promo Credits to be added to your main balance as bonus winnings. However, you may have to follow the wagering and maximum cashout rules set out in the promotion. When there is a cap, it will be shown as a fixed amount, like 500 NZ$ or some other clear limit.
Nomini Casino lets you make deposits in a number of ways, with different minimum amounts set for each method and each country. Before adding to your balance, ask the cashier what the exact minimum is for the option you chose and if there are any conditions that are unique to that method.
Although most deposits are credited right away, it can take longer for some methods because of how banks handle them. To avoid failed transactions, make sure that the payment method you are using is in your name and that the information on your account matches the information that Nomini Casino has on file for you.
The minimum deposit amount is different for each payment method and region. For most commonly used methods, the minimum deposit is 10 NZ$. For some bank-based options, the minimum deposit may be 20 NZ$ or more. While you're checking out, the cashier will show you any higher minimums for a certain provider.
Your deposit will be automatically turned down if you try to make one less than the minimum. For smoother funding, you might want to deposit at least 10 NZ$ more than the minimum amount shown to account for any rounding or validation needs on the provider's end.
Typical payment methods and starting minimums:
| Type of payment method | Starting minimum deposit | Deposit fee at Nomini Casino |
|---|---|---|
| Credit or debit card | 10 NZ$ | 0 NZ$ |
| E-wallet | Selected wallet providers (varies by New Zealand) | 10 NZ$ 0 NZ$ |
| Online banking/bank transfer | 20 NZ$ | 0 NZ$ |
| Alternative methods | 10 NZ$ | 0 NZ$ |
Note: The cashier always shows the final minimum and maximum limits for your current account, including any restrictions related to New Zealand or local payment laws in New Zealand.
The lowest and highest amounts you can deposit with each payment method are different. There may be different limits for verified and unverified accounts, even though the minimum is $10 NZ$. It's possible for Nomini Casino to set higher limits for responsible gambling or safety checks.
Usually, Nomini Casino doesn't charge a fee for deposits. You can expect to pay 0 NZ$ in casino fees. But your bank or payment provider may charge extra for things like conversion, handling transfers, or card processing. It is up to the third-party provider to decide if there is a fee, not the casino.
The options you have will depend on where you are and what is accepted in New Zealand. Once you're logged in, the current list can be found in the cashier. Nomini Casino usually accepts all major credit cards, some e-wallets, online banking, and, if available, local alternative payment methods. Deposits must come from a payment method that is linked to you. This is for safety factors. Third-party deposits are not allowed, and if you try to fund your account with someone else's card or wallet, the transaction may be rejected, and your money may be sent back to you.
When you make a withdrawal, Nomini Casino may ask for identity verification (KYC) documents before approving your first cashout or when certain account changes happen. This is to make sure that withdrawals are safe and legal.
In this way, you can be sure that the account is yours, that the payment method is real, and that withdrawals go to the right place. As soon as the necessary checks are done, most cashouts are taken care of. The withdrawal can be put on hold until the requested information is provided and checked. This can happen if documents are missing, unclear, or don't match up with your account information. And when they're needed: Know Your Customer (KYC) checks can happen at any time, but they're usually needed when you make your first withdrawal, when you withdraw 1,000 NZ$ or more, or when there are signs of trouble, like using more than one payment method, acting in a strange way, or changing your personal information.
As required by law and to fight fraud, you may have to go through extra checks in some situations based on your New Zealand of residence or New Zealand. Nomini Casino can also ask for KYC again after a while, before letting you change your withdrawal method, or if you want to withdraw to a different method of payment than the one you used to make deposits.
Proof of identity, like a clear picture of a valid passport, national ID card, or driver's license, is usually asked for as proof. One that shows your name and address and is from within the last 90 days, like a utility bill, bank statement, or official letter.
Proof that you own the deposit method (for example, a picture of your card with private numbers hidden or a screenshot of your e-wallet profile page with your name on it). Source of funds: proof of where the money came from if compliance checks ask for it, especially for withdrawals of $2,000 or more or a pattern of high-value transactions. The documents you upload must be readable, not edited, and match the information in your Nomini account. You might be asked to resubmit a document that is cut off, blurry, out of date, or has information that doesn't match up. Important: when possible, withdrawals are sent back to the same payment method that was used to make the deposit.
If a certain method can't handle withdrawals, Nomini Casino may offer other options once the verification process is done. There are two steps that affect processing times: internal approval and the transfer by the payment provider. Once all of your KYC documents are accepted and your withdrawal request is confirmed, the internal approval process usually begins. Sending money from one provider to another can take longer on weekends, holidays, or times when there are a lot of transfers. If you haven't received your cashout yet, it's probably because your KYC isn't complete, you need to provide more proof, or your account information and payment method ownership don't match. Updating your profile and sending in clear documents the first time can help you avoid delays.
What kind of payment method you use and the status of your account determine how much you can deposit. On the Cashier page, before you confirm, you will see the exact minimum and maximum for each choice. Set limits on how much you can deposit each day, week, or month in your account settings for more control. On request through Support, we can also put limits in place.
Click "Withdraw" in the Cashier, pick a method, and enter the amount. We process withdrawals after doing our own checks and any other necessary checks. Withdrawals from e-wallets are usually faster, but bank and card withdrawals may take longer because of how banks work. Withdrawals are sent to an account that you own, and we may return NZ$ to the way you deposited them if the rules against fraud require it.
When you get a bonus, you have to follow the rules that are written in the bonus description. Conditions often include a wagering requirement (you have to make qualifying bets before you can cash out), a maximum bet per spin or round while the bonus is active, and different rates of contribution for each type of game. Some games might not be bet on or might only count for a smaller amount. The Terms say that we can take back the bonus and any winnings related to it if you break them. For example, if you exceed the maximum bet or play games that aren't allowed, we may cancel the bonus.
Verification is required by law and keeps your account safe. A photo ID, proof of address (like a recent utility bill or bank statement), and proof of payment method ownership (like a picture of your card with your name covered or a screenshot of your e-wallet) may be asked for. You can send documents from your profile or through Support. Withdrawals can be put on hold until the checks are done, and if any details change, we may ask for new documents.
You need to make sure that online gambling is legal in New Zealand and that you are at least the minimum age to do it. We may not let people from certain areas in, and we may ask for proof of where you live and your nationality during verification. On iOS and Android, you can play mobile games through a browser. Use your own device, don't share your password, and turn on two-factor authentication if it's available. Contact Support right away if you think someone else has gotten into your account without permission so we can lock it.
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