Superbet's international terms list several deposit categories but also state that accepted methods can change. The most reliable approach is to treat the current cashier as the source for your account's available methods, minimums and fees.
Payment categories listed by Superbet
Debit cards are listed in the international terms.
E-wallets and prepaid cards are listed as categories.
Instant banking, fast bank transfers and bank transfers are listed.
Source: Superbet Terms & Conditions →
Why the cashier matters more than a static list
The operator expressly reserves the right to change accepted methods and to make some methods available only under particular conditions. A payment option seen in another country, review or screenshot may therefore not be available to you.
Verification can affect withdrawals
Superbet can require identity, age, address, payment ownership and other due-diligence information. If a withdrawal triggers further verification, approval can take longer than a simple payment-method estimate suggests.
Use payment methods that belong to you
The terms state that withdrawals should use valid payment methods lawfully belonging to the player. This is one reason account details and payment ownership should be consistent from the start.
Fees and currency conversion
Superbet's terms warn that banks or payment providers can levy conversion charges when the receiving account uses a different currency. Those third-party charges are not controlled by the affiliate publisher.
Withdrawal timing
The official payment page says a bank-transfer withdrawal is made the next working day after approval, but that statement is method-specific and should not be generalized to all countries or withdrawal methods. Always confirm the current cashier and terms for your account.