Mafia Casino Currencies Explained

Which Currencies Can an Account Hold?

Playing Mafia Casino online means choosing one of 12 supported account currencies at registration: EUR, USD, PLN, NOK, AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, CLP, CZK, HUF and NZD. The currency is tied to the account and carries through to deposits, gameplay balances and withdrawal limits. Our withdrawal-limit table below shows how the Level 1 daily and monthly caps compare across a few of these currencies.

The figures show that caps are set per currency rather than converted from a single base currency, so the number that matters is the one listed for the currency chosen at signup.

Choosing the Right Account Currency

With 12 currencies on offer, we recommend selecting the one matching the funding source used at payment methods, since the account currency cannot be swapped once set. AUD, USD, CAD, NZD, CHF, NOK, PLN, BRL, CLP, CZK, HUF and EUR all sit on the same withdrawal-limit structure of five VIP levels, each with its own per-day and per-month cap.

AUD for Australian Players

AUD account holders start at a Level 1 cap of 800 per day and 10,500 per month, rising to 2,500 per day and 35,000 per month at Level 5. The level itself is based on activity across the 90 calendar days before a withdrawal request, and a player who has not placed bets for a month is automatically dropped back to Level 1.

Because every currency runs on this same five-level scale, the number that changes is the amount, not the mechanism — a point worth checking before relying on a specific cap, as covered in more detail on our withdrawal page.

Currency Rules Worth Knowing

The minimum deposit across the account is €10, and this figure sits alongside the same 12-currency list used for withdrawal limits, so a non-EUR account should treat the €10 reference as the baseline the system works from. Full deposit details by method sit on our payment methods page rather than in the currency settings themselves.

An account left untouched for 180 days is charged a dormant fee of 5 EUR per month, taken from the balance until it reaches zero; for accounts held in another of the 12 supported currencies, this fee is still applied on the EUR-denominated basis stated in our terms. We note this so a long gap between sessions does not come as a surprise.

Whichever of the 12 currencies is chosen, balances, bonus crediting and withdrawal requests all stay in that same unit end to end, with no conversion step built into the account itself based on the terms we publish.