New Jersey · Division of Gaming Enforcement
Casino payment methods in New Jersey
Which licensed New Jersey casinos accept each payment method, how deposits and withdrawals work, and what to check before you pay in.
Which licensed casinos accept each method, based on the payment options listed in our verified records.
- Debit and credit cards Visa and Mastercard cards are a permitted way to fund a New Jersey online casino account, and card deposits are refunded to the card first when you withdraw. 8 licensed casinos accept it
- Online banking (ACH transfer) An ACH transfer moves money directly between your bank account and your casino account, and is also a standard withdrawal route. 7 licensed casinos accept it
- VIP Preferred VIP Preferred is an eCheck service built for gaming that links your bank account to a revolving ACH limit you can use at participating casinos. 4 licensed casinos accept it
- Play+ prepaid card Play+ is a reloadable prepaid card run by Sightline Payments that moves money in and out of linked gaming accounts. 5 licensed casinos accept it
- PayNearMe (cash at retail stores) PayNearMe lets you fund a casino account with cash at a participating retail store using a barcode from the casino cashier. 5 licensed casinos accept it
- Cash at the casino cage You can deposit cash into your online account, or cash out, at the cashier of the Atlantic City casino partnered with your online brand. 3 licensed casinos accept it
Payment options change. Check the cashier and the payment terms before you deposit, and look at the withdrawal options first.