Casino payment methods compared: cards, e-wallets, bank and vouchers

The payment methods a casino advertises are not all equal: some only take deposits, some pay out, and some work only in certain countries. This guide counts what 36 of the 39 casinos we profile list for card, e-wallet, bank and voucher payments – and, more importantly, which of those methods they also record as a way to withdraw. For crypto coins and networks see our crypto payments guide.

The four types of fiat method

• Cards (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro) – accepted for deposits almost everywhere. Payouts to a card are common but not universal; where a casino cannot pay back to the card, it usually asks for a bank transfer instead.
• E-wallets (PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay, Google Pay, MuchBetter …) – a separate account between your bank and the casino. Some, like Apple Pay and Google Pay, are mostly listed for deposits only.
• Bank and open banking (Trustly, Pay by Bank, bank transfer, SEPA) – money moves straight from and to your bank account, often with the account owner’s name checked automatically.
• Prepaid vouchers (Paysafecard) – you pay with a code, without bank details. Vouchers are almost always deposit-only, so you need a second method for withdrawals.

What the casinos list

One row per method that at least two casinos name in their own payment pages (64 method names in total). “Withdrawal recorded” counts only where the casino’s page says the method can be used to withdraw – a method without that statement is not counted as a payout route.

By casino

The same records per casino: which card, e-wallet, bank and voucher methods each one lists for deposits and for withdrawals.

How to read the table

• The lists are the casinos’ general ones. Most casinos write that methods vary by country. The cashier after login decides what you can actually use; our country pages show which casinos are verified available where you live.
• Plan the way out before the way in. If you deposit with a voucher or a deposit-only wallet, check which withdrawal method you will need – and whether it is available in your country – before you play.
• Same method back. Many casino terms ask for withdrawals to go back to the method used for the deposit where possible, to prevent money laundering. Using one method that supports both directions avoids delays.
• Minimums and times are per method. Our minimums guide and withdrawal times guide show what each casino publishes.

Frequently asked questions

Which casino payment method is the fastest for withdrawals?

It depends on the casino more than on the method: the casino’s own approval step comes before any transfer, and casinos state times per method group in very different ways. Each casino profile shows its own withdrawal-time statement and whether it is a binding maximum or only a target; our withdrawal times guide compares them.

Can I withdraw to Paysafecard?

Rarely. Paysafecard is a prepaid deposit method; only a few of the casinos we profile record it for withdrawals, so expect to need a bank account, card or e-wallet to get money out.

Why does a method shown here not appear in my cashier?

Because payment lists depend on your country, currency and account status. The table shows what the casinos publish in general; your cashier shows what applies to you.

Do payment methods affect the Smarter Score?

No. The score looks at binding withdrawal commitments and fees, not at how many methods a casino lists. See how we review.

Sources

The payment pages and cashier descriptions of each casino, stored with the profile’s receipts; facts as of 2 Nov 2026. Links in the table go to the profiles, where each method shows its source.