To help you stay in control of your play, we offer different types of deposit-related limits.
Some of these limits work differently depending on whether you set them yourself, or whether they are applied automatically as part of our internal affordability checks.
In this article, we’ll explain the two limits linked to our Due Diligence requirements. The key difference is:
Net Deposit Limits → optional and set by you
Enforced Net Deposit Limits → mandatory and set by us based on your information
At the end, we’ll also briefly explain how these differ from standard Deposit Limits.
Tip: If you're ever unsure which limit you have in place, go to My Account → My activity.
Net deposit limits
What they are
Your net deposit limit is the maximum amount you can spend on your account.
You can set this limit to apply daily, weekly or monthly, depending on what works best for you.
Both deposits and withdrawals count toward this limit because it’s based on the total amount you move in or out, not just what you add.
If you withdraw money and later deposit it again, that re‑deposit still uses part of your allowance.
How they work
Below is an example showing how a net deposit limit is calculated.
This calculation works the same across all supported account currencies: GBP, EUR, CAD, NZD and NOK.
For example: Say you have a £100 net deposit limit:
You deposit £100
You withdraw £40
Your remaining allowance = £60
Important: If you hit your deposit limit for your chosen timeframe (daily, weekly or monthly), deposits will be blocked until that period resets.
When deposit limits reset
Daily limits reset every day at 00:00
Weekly limits reset every Monday at 00:00
Optional monthly limits reset on the 1st of the month at 00:00
Enforced annual net deposit limits reset automatically on the 1st of the next year at 00:00
Enforced annual net deposit limits
What they are
This limit is the maximum amount you can move into your account every year.
It is in place to help you keep track of your spending and avoid depositing more than you intend.
Important: This limit is shared across all BV Gaming brands connected to your account details. Any deposits you make on one brand count toward the same monthly allowance.
What happens when you reach the enforced limit
You won’t be able to make any further deposits until the next year starts. If you need a higher limit, we may request additional information.
Where to check your progress
You can see your current net deposits and remaining allowance at any time under the My Activity tab.
Can I increase my Enforced annual net deposit limit?
An increase might be possible, but we’ll need to review documents that confirm your income so we can set a limit that is appropriate for you.
Documents You May Need to Provide:
Most recent payslip
Tax Return
Pension, investments, dividends, rental income
Note: Once we’ve reviewed the documents, we’ll let you know if an increase is possible.
Clearing up the confusion around limits
These three limits sound similar, but each serves a different purpose. Here’s a simple way to tell them apart:
Deposit Limits → control what you add.
Net Deposit Limits → control your net spend.
Enforced Net Deposit Limits → mandatory annual cap set by us.
The table below shows the key differences at a glance:
Concept | Who Sets It? | How It Works | Timeframes | Key Details |
Deposit Limits | You | Controls how much you can add to your account within a set timeframe. |
| Stops deposits once the limit is reached.
Go to your Safer Gambling Tools to learn more about them. |
Net Deposit Limits | You | Same mechanism as Deposit Limits, but explicitly based on your Net Deposits. |
| Uses your net balance (deposits minus withdrawals). |
Enforced Net Deposit Limits | Us (the company) | A mandatory annual cap based on your information. |
| Yearly limit set by us. |
Note: Deposit Limits are only mentioned here to help you tell them apart from Net Deposit Limits.
For full details on how Safer Gambling Deposit Limits work, please check your Safer Gambling Tools article.