JojoBet supports 20+ deposit rails, and, usefully, almost all of them work for withdrawals too. That is not the industry norm. The mix spans bank transfer (Havale, Anında Havale), local wallets (Papara), Visa and Mastercard credit cards, e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller), prepaid vouchers, and cryptocurrency (BTC, USDT and others). Which of these you can deposit with depends on your market and account status, so the cashier is the only accurate list.
Updated: payment landscape note. Earlier editions of this guide leaned on early-2000s survey data about which payment brands online gambling sites accepted. Those figures are two decades old and no longer describe the market usefully, so we removed the percentages. The substantive point stands, and it is better made structurally. Card acceptance has narrowed to Visa and Mastercard at most operators, e-wallets and local instant-payment rails have taken the volume, cryptocurrency has moved from fringe to mainstream, and credit-card gambling is now prohibited outright in several regulated markets under technical and licensing standards. See the UK's Remote Gambling and Software Technical Standards. https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/licensees-and-businesses/guide/remote-gambling-and-software-technical-standards
One documented contradiction, resolved: at least one prominent English-language review states flatly that JojoBet "doesn't accept any type of cryptocurrency including Bitcoin." JojoBet's own current promotional terms contradict that directly, since the platform runs a daily 10% crypto deposit bonus worth up to ₺10,000 per day. Verdict: the "no crypto" claim is outdated. Crypto is supported.
Card deposit ceiling: the same review reports a per-transaction card limit of around ₺500, which is restrictive for anyone playing above minimum stakes. Limits vary by method, currency and account history. Check the cashier, not a review, for your live limits.