Trustly moves money straight between your bank account and the casino: you log in to your own online bank, approve the payment, and the casino gets it without seeing your card or a wallet. It also works for withdrawals, back to the same bank account, and some casinos use it to open your account from your bank's details ("Pay N Play"). It works in Europe and a few other markets where Trustly connects to your bank, and only at casinos that list it.
Trustly quick facts
| Type | Bank payment (open banking) |
|---|---|
| Deposits | Yes, at casinos that list Trustly |
| Withdrawals | Yes, to the bank account you paid from |
| Deposit time | Usually immediate once you approve it in your bank |
| Withdrawal time | The casino's approval first (varies by casino); then it depends on your bank |
| Fees | Usually none for the player; your bank's own charges apply, if any |
| Where it works | Mainly Europe and the UK, with banks Trustly connects to |
| Currencies | Your bank account's currency |
| Verification | Your bank login; the casino may also use your bank details to check your identity |
How Trustly works at online casinos
You choose Trustly in the cashier, pick your bank and log in to it through Trustly's window, the same way you would in your banking app. You choose the account, approve the amount, and Trustly passes the payment to the casino. The casino sees your name and bank account, not your card.
Trustly Group AB provides payment services under the Swedish Payment Services Act and the EU's PSD2 rules, which let it work across the EU and EEA; Trustly UK Limited is authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority. At "Pay N Play" casinos, the details your bank confirms are used to create your casino account, so you can deposit without filling in a sign-up form.
Depositing with Trustly
- Open the casino cashier and choose Trustly (sometimes "Instant banking" or "Pay N Play").
- Enter the amount, then pick your country and bank.
- Log in to your bank in the Trustly window and approve the payment, usually with your bank's app or code.
- The money is normally in your casino balance straight away.
Check the bonus terms; some casinos exclude certain methods from welcome offers, and the terms list them.
Withdrawing with Trustly
Casinos that take Trustly usually pay withdrawals back to the same bank account. After the casino approves the withdrawal, the payment is sent to your bank; how fast it arrives depends on your bank and whether it supports instant payments.
Because the casino already has your bank-verified name and account, ID checks are often shorter, but licensed casinos can still ask for documents, especially for larger withdrawals.
Trustly fees and limits
Trustly payments are normally free for the player at the casino. Your bank's own fees apply if your account has them, and a casino in another currency means a conversion by your bank. Limits come from your bank (daily transfer limits) and from the casino per method.
Where you can use Trustly at casinos
Trustly works with banks in most of Europe and the UK and is common at casinos licensed there. You need an online bank account at a bank Trustly connects to. Some banks block payments to gambling merchants or let you switch on a gambling block; Trustly payments come from your bank account, so those blocks can apply.
Safety and privacy
You log in to your own bank, not to the casino, and approve each payment yourself. Only start Trustly from the casino's cashier, never from a link sent by e-mail or chat. A completed bank payment can't be disputed because you lost it; your bank and the casino handle payments you didn't make or that never arrived.
Downsides of Trustly
- Only at casinos that list it, and only with banks Trustly connects to.
- Withdrawal speed depends on your bank.
- Your bank's gambling blocks and transfer limits apply.
Spending controls
Pay N Play makes deposits very quick; set deposit limits in your casino account, and ask your bank whether it can block gambling payments. See our responsible gambling page for self-exclusion tools and free help lines.
Alternatives to Trustly
- iDEAL: the Dutch bank payment, used at casinos licensed in the Netherlands.
- Klarna: Klarna's bank payment at licensed casinos.
- Visa debit: accepted at more casinos, outside Europe too.
Trustly casino FAQ
Can I withdraw casino winnings with Trustly?
Yes. Casinos that take Trustly usually pay back to the same bank account after their approval.
Is Trustly safe to use at a casino?
You log in to your own bank and approve each payment; the casino doesn't see your card. Trustly is regulated in Sweden and authorised by the FCA in the UK.
Does Trustly charge me for casino deposits?
Normally not. Your bank's own fees or currency conversion can apply.
What is Pay N Play?
A Trustly service some casinos use to create your account from the details your bank confirms, so you can deposit and play without a separate sign-up form.
Sources
- Trustly: regulatory information (Swedish Payment Services Act, PSD2; FCA)
Checked 29 October 2026.
