CAD cashier
Interac can fund the account. A payout by Interac is disputed.
The account is held in Canadian dollars. A cashier note says PayDirect Billing Solutions Inc. handles Interac deposits, from about C$10, and that Interac is not a payout method. The payouts named there are Visa, a CAD bank transfer and Skrill. A September 2026 test says an Interac withdrawal cleared in about two days. Both can be true of different days, so this page does not close the argument. Nothing leaves until the identity check is done, and a welcome you already accepted can hold the request until the playthrough is met or the unused match is cancelled under the terms on screen.
| Method | In | Out | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interac | From about C$10 | Cashier note says no. A 2026 test says yes | Both sides agree it can fund the account. |
| Visa | Listed | Named as a direct credit | One write-up: about 3 business days after processing. |
| CAD bank transfer | Not the everyday deposit | Named as a CAD EFT | One write-up: 2 to 3 business days after processing. |
| Skrill | Listed | Named | One write-up: 1 to 3 business days after processing. |
The clock starts after a hold
A cashier write-up puts the request on hold for 48 hours, then sends it on the next business day. The timings in the table start after that hold, not from the click. A Visa line of about 3 business days, a bank line of 2 to 3, and a Skrill line of 1 to 3 are all "after processing" in the write-up that gives them. Add the hold before you compare those numbers with a same-day promise. Weekends and a Canadian holiday sit outside a business-day count. Review desks put the smallest payout near C$50. A win under that floor can stay in the balance until it clears the floor, or until the cashier shows a different minimum. Read that floor on the cashier before you ask, and send the identity papers before the hold starts rather than after it is already running.
The bank fee, and the weekly line
The same rules reading puts a flat fee on a direct bank transfer: about $50 on a smaller cash-out and about $100 on a larger one, plus about 2.5% when the balance is converted. The fee is described as part of that method, not as a tax on every payout. Skrill or Neteller is described as the way around that bank fee, which only helps if that wallet is actually offered on your cashier and if the name on the wallet matches the account. A weekly payout near C$4,000 shows up in more than one review. One terms summary applies it when winnings far exceed deposits, and applies it across Casino Rewards rooms, so a large win is not automatically one transfer. The figure is a review reading, not a promise that every account can move C$4,000 every week.
Canadian roundups also name iDebit, Instadebit, ecoPayz, Neteller and Paysafecard. A name on a roundup can still be deposit-only, the way the cashier note treats Interac. Seeing a logo in a review is not the same as seeing a withdrawal button. Coins are the other split: one cashier table lists Bitcoin, Tether and Ethereum, and other reviews leave coins off. This page will not call the room a crypto casino, and it will not say coins are banned. The methods on the screen the day you move money are the list that counts. If a method you used on the way in is missing on the way out, use one of the payout names the cashier is showing, after the identity check.
A welcome match changes when a payout is allowed. Rows one and two are listed at 200×. On a C$100 match that is C$20,000 of stakes if the multiple is on the bonus alone, and C$40,000 if it is on the deposit plus the bonus. Slots count at 100 percent on the September 2026 reading, so they are the stakes that move that number. Live games count at 2 percent. Read whether an early cash-out cancels the unused part of that match. Leaving the match unticked at deposit keeps the money on cash-play rules, which is the cleaner path if you already know you want the money back without a playthrough. Send the identity papers before you request the money, not after a hold is already running.
19+ only. The balance is CAD. A deposit from about C$10 can still be under the cash-out floor near C$50, so the way in and the way out are not the same number.