The Gambia

QMoney betting deposit: what it costs to fund and cash out

By · checked on25 September 2026

Funding a bet from QMoney costs D0 for cash-in and transfer, while cashing out to cash is banded. Load D500 and the full amount reaches the bookmaker before any bookmaker charge. A D2,000 cash-out loses D54 to QMoney and leaves D1,946 in your hand under QMoney customer tariffs dated April 2026.

The size of the cash withdrawal sets the charge. The table below shows the published bands you can check before you act.

Cash you takeFee you pay
D10 to D25D6
D51 to D100D18
D251 to D500D34
D501 to D1,000D40
D1,001 to D2,000D54
D3,501 to D5,000D100
D7,501 to D10,000D200
D22,501 to D30,000D450

A small move across a band edge changes the fee. Check the table before you confirm the amount you will take.

The tariffs set a minimum cash-in of D10. You cannot start below that amount through QMoney.

The tariffs also cap how much you can move. I list each cap separately so you can see what applies to you.

The tariffs do not publish a fee for paying a merchant. You cannot work out that cost in advance if a till is treated that way, which is a clear downside for you.

betpower.gm describes deposits to one Gambian bookmaker as a transfer to its mobile money number as of June 2024. Foroyaa describes agents who take cash and give a code to use online. The first half comes from a secondary guide site, not a bookmaker, so I have not verified any wallet number and I print none here.

Bookmaker deposit minimums and fees for The Gambia are not published anywhere checkable, so I do not repeat affiliate figures here. Check the deposit screen before you confirm, as it shows the minimum and any fee.

I have not deposited, withdrawn or timed anything. Every published payout time comes from sites that did not say how they measured, so I do not repeat them as fact.

You can cut the QMoney part of the cost by checking the band before you cash out. One larger cash-out often costs less in fees than two smaller ones in the same lower band. The deposit screen remains the only place where you see any bookmaker charge before you commit.

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