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Difference Between Deposit Limit and Net Deposit Threshold

This article explains the difference between a deposit limit and a net deposit threshold, how each works, and what to do if you want to adjust your limits.


What Is a Deposit Limit?

A deposit limit is the total amount of money you can deposit into your account over a set period.

  • It can be set daily, weekly, or monthly.

  • Once you reach this limit, you cannot make further deposits until the period resets.

  • It only considers how much you deposit, not how much you win or withdraw.


What Is a Net Deposit Threshold?

A net deposit threshold is based on your actual losses rather than your deposits.

  • It calculates the difference between your total deposits and withdrawals within a calendar month.

  • Example: If you deposit €500 and withdraw €200, your net deposit is €300.

  • Once you reach this threshold, you cannot deposit more, even if your deposit limit has not been reached.

  • This measure is required under Dutch responsible gambling regulations.


Key Difference

  • Deposit limit: Controls how much you can deposit.

  • Net deposit threshold: Controls how much you can lose (net amount).


How to Increase Your Net Deposit Threshold

If you wish to increase your net deposit threshold, you must verify your income.

  1. Log in to your account.

  2. Go to the verification page: nl.onecasino.com/#account/verification

  3. Choose one of the following options:

    • Complete the Kreditz check, or

    • Upload a recent payslip.

  4. Submit your documents for review.


What Happens Next?

  • Your information will be reviewed by the responsible department.

  • They will assess whether your limit can be increased based on your income.

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