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Fastest Paying Online Casino

Rossco43

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Hello chaps. Apologies if this subject has been discussed before.

I've often wondered who the fastest paying online casino was. I'm talking withdrawals made to a debit card. I play with Unibet from time to time, and withdrawals made from them take a mere 60 minutes or less to reach my bank account. So please excuse me for this meaningless thread, as I'm guessing Unibet may be hard to top.

Nonetheless, I just wondered if anyone else has experienced a quicker service via this method. I also wanted to ask others experience using bank transfer?

Cheers for now :drink:

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It's reached a point where most decent casinos pay small amounts (less than 2500e?) usually within one hour.

Bigger cash outs are often delayed as it relies on providers game checks and so you could say Xxx casino is fastest paying, but actually if you ever hit big, they are likely to be quite slow
 
That's not so much down to Unibet. But to the new Visa Direct payments system.
I've had payments reach my bank account from L&L and Daub Alderney casinos in around 3 minutes or less.
More and more casinos are changing over from standard Visa to Visa Direct. So there are going to be more and more, which pay in a matter of minutes.

You've also got to take into account each casino's pending/processing time.
Having a 48h pending time but paying via Visa Direct, might actually be slower than 0h pending time and instant processing via standard visa
 
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In terms of click and in your bank; Sky Vegas here: instant as soon as you click withdraw (Barclays here): 59 minutes 59 seconds faster than your Unibet example ;-)

Mr Green are similar: soon as click withdraw, get an email saying processed.

Novibet aren't too shabby as well (15 minutes ish) - not sure if they use VISA Direct yet as i use paypal there.
 
That's not so much down to Unibet. But to the new Visa Direct payments. I've had payments reach my bank account from L&L casinos in around 3 minutes or less.
More and more casinos are changing over from standard Visa to Visa Direct. So there are going to be more and more, which pay in a matter of minutes

Wow......3 minutes?! It takes longer to deposit! :eek:

Unfortunately I am with a bank that only supply Mastercard. Well, I call it a bank. It's more of a 'free to all' paid online account. Just last week, I made my first withdrawal from Yako Casino - an L&L casino. It took a full 24 hours to clear in my account, which is fine. But heck, I wouldn't say no to a 3 minute transfer.

Guess I should start hunting for a new bank provider.
 
In terms of click and in your bank; Sky Vegas here: instant as soon as you click withdraw (Barclays here): 59 minutes 59 seconds faster than your Unibet example ;-)

Mr Green are similar: soon as click withdraw, get an email saying processed.

Novibet aren't too shabby as well (15 minutes ish) - not sure if they use VISA Direct yet as i use paypal there.

That is quick. Really no reason why all casinos can't follow suit & offer Visa direct payments. Probably just a matter of time I guess.
 
For a Canadian its really only bank transfer, because etransfer is through a 3rd party gigadat, it actually takes longer with etransfer, than bank transfer, risk who use worldpay now is good for me 24hrs. And vs depending on what time of day excluding weekends, and what mood there in. I have had 3 bank transfer same day from vs, otherwise 1 day. Still good, ojo set the record for etransfer withdraw 5 days, in my bank account, never deposit another dime there. Only risk, and vs now.
 
Its all down to three things i think:

1) Method used - Trustly can be instant bank transfer, E-wallets seem to work fairly instant also (my experience with them is limited) Mastercard Debit with a standard UK bank will take time.

2) Internal processing - Videoslots are the best in my experience but i used them a lot. Their staff/system seems to be on the ball and processed almost instantly. I agree Unibet are also very professional and quick in my experience. Some other casinos may not be as fluent with their processing due to size, staff etc or just the way they are designed to work. We know some have pending times that will delay a withdrawal.

3) Amount - Each casino has to tick boxes for compliance and we know of the 2000 threshold so anything above that you may see some checks. I expect each casino has their own policy and checks at different thresholds also.
 
I like PAF in this regard. Instant withdrawals to bank account (Siirto). The limit is 2000 EUR a day I think. Effectively eliminating the need to use a card altogether.
Instant withdraws without siirto only work for certain banks. Last night direct bank withdrawal request to danske bank. They don't process payments today because holiday so my money is in my account tomorrow morning (over 30 hours from request). Same thing with the weekends. If you make request friday evening you'll get money monday morning. But if you have siirto or you make your withdrawal to nordea or op directly then you get your money instant. Also on weekends
 
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For canadian market

Unibet etranfers the day after
Rizk to muchbetter 5 seconds (no fees since they use CAD instead of eur which cost 5% to 7% on every transactions)
Bitstarz any method 5 to 10 minutes
Playojo 4 days ;)

Damn, in NZ if I make a withdrawal with rizk via bank transfer it takes on average around 3, if I withdraw to my visa it usually only takes minutes for the money to show in your account but its unavailable until a couple of days later.

No idea why
 
Gamesys sites like virgin games/starspins same day and within about 1hr in your bank

So after your suggestion, I opened an account with Starspins. Although they are missing a few games providers and don't have a live casino lobby, I'm fairly happy with the selection they have. But the best bit is that I won over £400 with a £20 deposit..........my FIRST deposit! I know, I know. It's the luck of the draw. But still, I'm chuffed to bits. That was yesterday, so this withdrawal won't allow me a chance to test the speed given it's Saturday today. But if the moolah is there Monday morning, then I'll be making Starspins my new go-to.
 
So after your suggestion, I opened an account with Starspins. Although they are missing a few games providers and don't have a live casino lobby, I'm fairly happy with the selection they have. But the best bit is that I won over £400 with a £20 deposit..........my FIRST deposit! I know, I know. It's the luck of the draw. But still, I'm chuffed to bits. That was yesterday, so this withdrawal won't allow me a chance to test the speed given it's Saturday today. But if the moolah is there Monday morning, then I'll be making Starspins my new go-to.

Sorry, I meant to add that the withdrawal was made at 2am this morning. So I'm a big fat Scottish liar. It was this morning. Okay, more drink please........... :drink:
 
Same here to my Halifax debit card (including weekends}.And you never get hit with any of the Source of Wealth crap and are verified electronically.

Yes I did wonder whether having a Mastercard & a 'free-to-all bank account' would be a problem. I curse myself for being an irresponsible teenager, because 20+ years on, I can't even get a proper bank account. Therein lies my problem with slow withdrawals I reckon.

I also disagree with the whole wanting to know your family tree rubbish in order to get verified. Yako Casino have recently asked me to send in my I.D, which with what I send, is not normally an issue. But they're asking for utility bills which is something I've never had as I chose long ago to pay my outgoings via a pay-as-you-go electricity meter.

I also don't have Sky TV nor do I have a phone line. I borrow/share the wifi from my extremely kind next door neighbour. A drivers licence/passport, debit card in use, and bank statement should be enough.......and has always been enough at the 7 other casinos I play.
 
Well unfortunately, my Mastercard is proving a problem. I made my first withdrawal at 2am Saturday morning. It was processed at 10:45am. The only option I had for withdrawing was via bank transfer. This takes 3 to 5 working days. Given it was a bank holiday yesterday, I don't expect to receive the funds until Thursday/Friday.

Slightly annoying as they allow deposits via my MC, but don't allow withdrawals back to it.
I've just applied for a new bank account which comes with a Visa card as standard, so MC can do one.

I've always been wary of using payment providers. PayPal still owe me £50 from 2015! Also, Neteller get a bad rap online. Skrill however, gets a much better response. What are your thoughts on Skrill guys?

I'm thinking it's maybe time to use them for my gambling fun.
 

Wouldn't use Neteller or Skrill purely on the basis of 1. One more intermediary for the money to get stuck and 2. The fee's - really can't, in the light of things like VISA Debit, see no reason for paying their fees: though i do make an exception for Paypal in the two casinos that i use that don't have VD. Probably know that support for N, S and even Paypal is beyond poor so, if you run into issues, good luck.

Suppose one of the plus points of using Skrill etc is you don't input your card details into a casino's site but meh....(rarely keep much money in my account to warrant stealing)
 
Believe it or not the fastest way for me as a Canadian is bank transfer , vs, and risk are fastest. Etransfer from uk is worse when should be instant like in Canada, because in uk have to use 3rd provider gigadat, to me takes longer, now this is only on weekdays. But risk 24hrs in my bank account via world pay, no fees, and vs most of the time 24hrs. Good enough for me. Than paying fees. Before 3-4 days, so 24hrs good. Casinos have the power to get it to you faster had 2 same day from vs instant check. I think the one was because I hit xp21.
 
Believe it or not the fastest way for me as a Canadian is bank transfer , vs, and risk are fastest. Etransfer from uk is worse when should be instant like in Canada, because in uk have to use 3rd provider gigadat, to me takes longer, now this is only on weekdays. But risk 24hrs in my bank account via world pay, no fees, and vs most of the time 24hrs. Good enough for me. Than paying fees. Before 3-4 days, so 24hrs good. Casinos have the power to get it to you faster had 2 same day from vs instant check. I think the one was because I hit xp21.
agree with you
 
agree with you
And I thought the poster before you was a grave digger! :D

If you agree with a post but have nothing more to add, I might be better to just "like" the post, rather than resurrect a nearly four-year-old thread.
I do realise that you might not have noticed it was an oldie - no offence intended.

KK
 
BetRivers paid me in about 2 minutes last week....that is a new record for me via eTransfer.
It is funny when some casinos can pay you within minutes and others take "up to 72 hours" before they even take a look at your withdrawal. I know which of these casinos I will deposit at regularly and which I won't bother with at all.
 
Is this using their fiat payments, or you're talking about $4000 in crypto?
I use both Crypto get paid in seconds and fiat get paid in 4-5 hrs, only first payment will get hold 12hrs-to 24hrs, but I use crypto more coz I can transfer from casino to casino
 
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That's interesting to know about the payment options! It seems like you've got a good system going on. Speaking of quick payments, have you ever explored legit apps that pay instantly to cash app?
 
I use Betfair for sports betting and they now have instant withdrawals through the instant bank transfer option. Paddy Power (sister site,which I don't use much) and Leo Vegas too. Also Casushi has Trustly and ditto Videoslots. I mean Lottomart is slow in comparison but a perfectly acceptable 10-30 minutes maximum. Bet365 is quite slow to Debit Card though and I am a regular player there.
 


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