Skrill and other e-wallets
An e-wallet sits between your bank and the gambling site: the site sees the wallet, not your card. For many players that brings privacy and order. Skrill is one of the best-known wallets in gambling, but the logic applies to all of them. Whether Woos accepts Skrill, and for which countries, only the cashier shows.
Note: the set of methods and the limits depend on the operator and your account type — always check the cashier. This page explains what to read, not how to pay any specific operator.
Availability is not a given
Wallets have their own gambling policies. Some only allow gambling payments to operators licensed in the user's country; others exclude certain jurisdictions or restrict bonuses funded through them. A method shown in the cashier may still be unavailable to your profile. A refusal is not something to bypass with another person's wallet or a wallet registered abroad.
Holder name and consistency
The wallet must be in the gaming account holder's name, usually with the same email address. If you deposit from a wallet, withdrawals generally return to the same wallet: the return-method rule exists to prevent money laundering.
Fees and conversions
The operator may charge nothing, while the wallet charges for currency conversion, transfers out to a bank or loading by card. Those fees are in the wallet's terms, not in the casino cashier.
The legal side
One point applies to every method. Whether online gambling is legal for you depends on the law where you live, not on the payment method. Some countries require banks and payment companies to block transactions with unlicensed gambling sites. If your bank declines a payment, ask it why; do not route the money through someone else's account or a foreign service to get around a block.
Speed and self-control
E-wallets are quick in and, when used as the return method, often quick out. Speed has a cost for long live-table sessions: topping up mid-session takes two seconds. If you use a wallet, consider spending limits there as well as in the gaming account. The deposit itself is covered in before you deposit.