In the realm of casinos, you will find either a ‘Cashier’ or ‘Payments/Banking’ section, or else they will have two separate sections divided into ‘Deposit’ and ‘Withdrawal’. Either way, if you want to take out your currency from the casino – you need to submit a request to the casino requesting a withdrawal. After you’ve done this, the around-the-clock support team on the casinos’ end will handle your request and endorse it (if all is in order).
To simplify your payments as much and easily as possible, ensure all your account details are validated. For this step, submit the required documents to verify your identity. Though this might seem tedious, it’s merely an extra precaution on the part of the casino to ensure everything is as legitimate as possible. It is completely normal, and essentially a routine across the industry. Trust is key here.
In some countries, Trustly has launched its Pay ‘n Play service. With this, you merely deposit money on the move and cash out through the same payment method. No documents or verification required. While this is the ideal banking system for gaming, it is currently not accessible to Canadian players. It’s primarily players from Scandinavia who can enjoy this service.
Once your request has been greenlit by the payment team, it’s a question of how long your selected payment method requires to cash out your money. For many e-wallets, like ecoPayz and Instadebit, this is a matter of seconds. They tend towards being instant.
For credit facilities, it might take several hours. For bank transfers, it can even extend to five days.
For credit cards, it might take a few hours. For wire transfers, it can even take up to five days.