MoneyMail in online casinos

MoneyMail was a Russian electronic payment system in rubles that let you send money to anyone knowing only their email address. At Treasure Island Casino it could be used for deposits through ROBOXchange, which has since been renamed Robokassa. We could not confirm that MoneyMail is still operating today, so this page describes it as it was in 2010.

What MoneyMail was

In 2010 members of the casino “Treasury Island” could put money on their personal player account using the electronic payment system MoneyMail and the service ROBOXchange.

The MoneyMail system, as described in 2010, used cutting-edge payment technologies, which provided security of money transfers in real time. The system had great potential, among other things the ability to transfer funds online to a recipient knowing only their email address, payment for services, shopping in virtual stores and so on.

The country forming the legal space of the system was the Russian Federation. The currency used in the payment system was the Russian ruble. The starting deposit was equivalent to 1 USD.

Fees and commissions in the MoneyMail system used to differ and depended on the type of payment or service paid for by the customer.

How the deposit worked at Treasure Island Casino (archive)

Members of our casino could make a deposit using this payment system and the ROBOXchange service. To do this, they had to follow the steps described below:

1. Go to the Flash version of the casino, to the “Cashier”. This used to be the entry point to all payments; the Flash version no longer runs in any modern browser.
2. In the item “Cash”, press “Deposit”, then select the payment system MoneyMail (formerly listed among the ROBOXchange methods).
3. Click on the MoneyMail logo, and you will see a system message that you can recharge your account at the casino “Treasury Island” from your private account in any payment system of your choice or with various e-currencies through the currency exchange office ROBOXchange.
4. After specifying the amount, press the “Deposit” button.
5. Once you get the system message telling you that, to complete the transaction, you must fill in all the necessary details in a new window that opens automatically, enter them. If the window does not open automatically, please click on the link in front of you.
6. Then choose MoneyMail as the payment system; this used to be the last step of the deposit.

Is MoneyMail available in 2026?

We could not confirm that MoneyMail still works today. If you come across the service, check its official website and legal details before sending money, and treat the 1 USD minimum and the fees above as historical. The intermediary ROBOXchange is now called Robokassa (see the page on ROBOXchange).

Alternatives

Sending money by email address is now a feature of many e-wallets. Typical options for casino deposits are:

• e-wallets: YooMoney (formerly Yandex.Money), WebMoney, Skrill (formerly Moneybookers); availability depends on your country and the casino;
• bank cards;
• bank transfers and prepaid vouchers;
• cryptocurrencies, where the law and the casino licence allow them.

Safe payment basics

Use only casinos licensed by a regulator whose register you can check; online casinos are not legal everywhere, so check the rules of your country first. Make deposits from accounts in your own name and complete verification (KYC) in advance. Check fees, limits and payout times; as a rule, withdrawals go to the deposit method. Decide on a spending limit before you play and stop when you reach it. More options are listed in the payment methods guide.