2026-10-28 00:00 · 2 min read
A 1Voucher is a 16-digit PIN you can buy for cash at many tills. Lots of people use one to fund a betting account without a bank card. This guide explains how that works and what to check first.
1Voucher itself names these partners on its own website:
Other bookmakers may take 1Voucher too, and the list changes. Before you buy a voucher for a site, open that site's own deposit page and check that 1Voucher is there. Do not rely on a list on someone else's website, including ours.
The money usually shows straight away. If it does not, keep the voucher slip and contact the bookmaker's support. Never send a photo of an unused PIN to anyone: whoever has the PIN can spend it.
A 1Voucher only puts money in. When you win, the bookmaker pays out another way, usually to a bank account in your name, and only once your account is verified (FICA). Some offer other cash-out options. Check how you will get winnings out before you deposit.
You can buy one for cash at many shops. You can also earn one. On Mocash you do surveys and offers for free, and you can withdraw your balance as a 1Voucher. The voucher code is sent to your email address. See free 1Voucher for how that works, and remember that earning takes time and is not guaranteed.
Pages that promise free working PINs are fake. A real PIN is either bought or earned. Sites that ask you to "verify" with your number or an OTP before showing a PIN are after your details.
Betting is for adults 18 and older. Only bet money you can afford to lose, never money meant for rent, food or transport, and never chase a loss. If betting stops being fun, the South African Responsible Gambling Foundation runs a free, confidential helpline: 0800 006 008.
Mocash is independent and is not linked to, or paid by, any betting company named here.
