Casino payment methods in the UK

Which licensed casinos accept each method, based on the payment options listed in our verified records.

• Debit card (Visa and Mastercard) The most common way to pay at UK online casinos, now that credit cards are banned for gambling. 9 licensed casinos accept it
• PayPal A widely recognised e-wallet that some licensed UK casinos accept, subject to PayPal's own approval rules. 8 licensed casinos accept it
• Apple Pay A quick way to deposit from an iPhone or iPad using a debit card stored in Apple Wallet. 8 licensed casinos accept it
• Google Pay The Android equivalent of Apple Pay, using a debit card saved in your Google Wallet. 0 licensed casinos accept it
• Pay by Bank (Trustly and open banking) Deposits made directly from your bank account through an open banking provider such as Trustly. 7 licensed casinos accept it
• Paysafecard A prepaid voucher bought online or in shops, paid with a 16-digit PIN so no bank details reach the casino. 2 licensed casinos accept it
• Skrill A digital wallet that lets you deposit and withdraw using your email and password instead of card details. 2 licensed casinos accept it

Payment options change. Check the cashier and the payment terms before you deposit, and look at the withdrawal options first.