Payment methods
Ways to pay at UK online casinos, method by method
Pick the way you want to pay and see which casinos take it, the smallest amounts, and whether money can come back the same way.
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11 of 11 casinosDebit cardsVisa Debit, Mastercard debit and Maestro: the one way in and out that every casino here takes.Open
7 of 11 casinosPayPalWhere PayPal still works, where it has gone, and what each casino says about the change.Open
10 of 11 casinosApple Pay and Google PayPaying from a phone wallet, and the casinos that will or will not send money back to it.Open
11 of 11 casinosBank transfer and open bankingPay by Bank, open banking and plain bank transfers: approval in your banking app, money back to your account.Open
4 of 11 casinosOther e-walletsSkrill, NETELLER, Revolut Pay and the like, with each casino's minimums for them.Open
4 of 11 casinosPhone bill and prepaid voucherspaysafecard and paying by phone bill: small amounts in, and usually another route out.OpenTwo rules that apply everywhere
Credit cards are out. Since 14 April 2020 the Gambling Commission has not allowed licensed operators to take gambling payments by credit card, and that covers a credit card stored inside an e-wallet or phone wallet too. Debit cards are fine.
Money usually goes back the way it came. Every casino here states some version of a closed-loop rule: a withdrawal is paid to the method you deposited with where that method can receive money. How each casino words it