Setting up auto-reload

Never run out of funds mid-round. Auto-reload keeps your wallet topped up automatically.

What is auto-reload?

Auto-reload automatically adds funds to your wallet when your balance falls below an amount you set. It ensures you always have money available for wagers.

Setting up auto-reload

1. Go to Profile → Wallet
2. Tap Auto-Reload or Settings
3. Toggle auto-reload ON
4. Set your threshold (e.g., $20)
5. Set your reload amount (e.g., $50)
6. Select your payment method
7. Save settings

How it works

Example setup:

• Threshold: $20
• Reload amount: $50

When your balance drops below $20, Andrew automatically charges your payment method $50 and adds it to your wallet.

Choosing your settings

Threshold

Set this based on your typical wager size:

• If you bet $10-20 per round, a $25-50 threshold works well
• Higher stakes? Set a higher threshold
• This ensures you won't run out mid-bet

Reload amount

Consider how often you play:

• Play weekly? Reload enough for a few rounds
• Occasional player? Smaller reloads are fine
• Frequent player? Larger reloads mean fewer transactions

Managing auto-reload

Changing settings

Adjust your threshold or reload amount anytime in Wallet settings.

Pausing auto-reload

Toggle it off temporarily without losing your settings.

Changing payment method

Update which card or account is charged for auto-reloads.

Auto-reload notifications

You'll receive a notification each time auto-reload triggers, showing:

• Amount added
• Payment method used
• New wallet balance

When auto-reload won't trigger

• Payment method is expired or invalid
• Card is declined by your bank
• You've reached deposit limits

If auto-reload fails, you'll get a notification to update your payment method.

Turning off auto-reload

1. Go to Wallet → Auto-Reload
2. Toggle OFF
3. Confirm

You'll need to manually add funds going forward.