Trustly casinos
Pay from your bank account, no card and no wallet
An account-to-account rail. You authorise the payment inside your own bank's login flow, so there is no card to enter and no wallet to fund. Deposits are instant, payouts return to the same bank account the same day, and coverage depends on whether your bank is supported.
- Deposit speed
- Instant
- Time to appear in your casino balance
- Withdrawal speed
- Same day
- After the operator approves the request
- Withdrawals
- Supported
- At 0 of 0 casinos
- Typical fees
- No fee to the player in the Floath set — the operator pays the provider. Your bank may apply its own charge on an inbound transfer, though this is unusual on personal current accounts.
- Typical limits
- Deposits from £10 / €10 up to your bank's own online payment ceiling, often 5,000–10,000 a day. Withdrawal minimums of 10–20, with no separate provider cap on top of the operator's.
Overview
Using Trustly at online casinos
Trustly is a payment-initiation provider: rather than taking a card number, it starts a transfer directly from your bank account with your authorisation. From the player's side it feels like a redirect to your bank, an approval in the banking app, and a return to the cashier with the balance already updated.
Because the money moves account to account, there is no card scheme in the middle and no separate wallet balance to manage. That makes it one of the tidiest options for people who do not want a second financial account just for casino play — and it is why several operators use it as the default for UK and Irish accounts.
Mechanics
How it works
Depositing
- Select the pay-by-bank option in the cashier and choose your bank from the list.
- Authorise the payment in your own banking app or online banking session.
- The casino is notified immediately and credits the balance; the debit shows on your statement as a normal outgoing payment.
Nothing is stored for reuse beyond the link between your casino account and that bank account, which is why the second deposit is quicker than the first. Because the account name is read straight from your bank, this route also tends to clear the operator's identity checks with the least friction.
Getting money out
Payouts go back to the same account, usually landing the same day when the operator approves during banking hours. Approvals that clear late in the evening or over a weekend wait for the next clearing window — an account-to-account rail is fast, but it is not a 24/7 one in every market.
| Method | Deposit | Payout after approval | Second account needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trustly | Instant | Same day, subject to bank cut-offs | No |
| PayPal | Instant | Minutes | Yes — a PayPal account |
| Visa / Mastercard | Instant | 1–3 banking days | No |
| Manual bank transfer | 1–3 banking days | 1–3 banking days | No |
The trade-off
What Trustly is good and bad at
Every rail buys you something and costs you something else. Both sides are listed so you can weigh them against how you actually play.
Where it wins
- No card details and no wallet balance — the money moves straight between your bank and the casino
- Same-day payouts to the account the deposit came from, well ahead of the one to three banking days a card takes
- The bank supplies your verified name, which usually makes the operator's identity check quicker
- No fee to the player at any casino in the Floath set
Where it costs you
- Only works if your bank is supported: coverage is good in the UK and Ireland, patchier in Canada and absent in South Africa and New Zealand
- Payouts still respect bank clearing windows, so an approval on Saturday evening lands on Monday
- No card-scheme chargeback if something goes wrong — your recourse is the operator and its regulator
- Authorising through a bank redirect puts you through your bank's own security steps every time, which is a few seconds slower than a stored card
The ranking
Casinos accepting Trustly
Ranked by the Floath Score, not by how much they pay us. Every operator here takes the method for deposits.
No rated casino currently takes Trustly
Nothing in the directory accepts this method today. The full directory and the fastest-paying operators are the useful next step.
Coverage
Where Trustly is available
Availability is set by the operator and your bank as much as by the method itself. Each market page lists the casinos that accept players there.
FAQ
Questions about Trustly
The questions people ask before they deposit, answered without the marketing.