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What a Trustly casino UK site offers
A Trustly casino UK site gives you a third option between a debit card and an e-wallet. Trustly is a payment service that moves money directly between your bank account and the casino, a type of payment usually called Pay by Bank. You never type a card number, and there is no wallet to top up: the money leaves your current account when you approve it and comes back to the same account when you withdraw.
In the UK, Trustly operates through Trustly UK Limited, which is an authorised payment institution regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (firm reference number 1005703). The casinos on this page also hold UK Gambling Commission licences, so both sides of the payment are regulated.
Casinos that accept Trustly in the UK
Trustly is less common than cards or PayPal. 16 casinos that accept Trustly appear among the 243 reviews where we have recorded payment methods, including Mr Vegas, bet365 Casino, LeoVegas, Midnite, PlayOJO, Casumo. Ranked by our score, the best Trustly casinos UK players can choose from in our reviews are bet365 Casino, PlayOJO, LeoVegas. Most of them are large brands that also offer PayPal (10 of the 16) and debit cards, so Trustly is an extra option rather than the only one. 14 of them have a live casino.
Pay by Bank casino payments explained
A Pay by Bank casino payment uses open banking: with your permission, the payment provider asks your bank to send a payment, and you approve it with the security check your bank already uses, such as your banking app login. Trustly says it never stores your bank login details and cannot make a payment without your approval in your bank. Some casinos label the option "Trustly", others simply "Pay by Bank" or "bank transfer", and a few use other open banking providers that work the same way.
The benefit for you is that the casino receives the money without seeing any card or bank login details, and Trustly says your bank runs its own fraud checks on every payment as usual.
Trustly deposit casino steps
A Trustly deposit casino payment always starts in the casino cashier, never on the Trustly website. Choose Trustly or Pay by Bank and type the amount. Pick your bank from the list; you are sent to your banking app or website, where you approve the payment. Then you return to the casino, and the deposit shows in your balance. Trustly does not need you to create an account, set a password or download an app. You need a personal bank account in your name with enough money, and the casino account must be in the same name.
Trustly casino withdrawals
To withdraw, request the payout in the casino cashier and choose Trustly or bank transfer if offered. The casino decides whether Trustly is available for withdrawals and when it sends the request. After the casino sends it, Trustly says payments arrive within 72 hours in most countries, and often much sooner when your bank treats them as instant transfers. If a payout has not arrived after 72 hours, Trustly's advice is to contact the casino first, because the request may not have been sent yet.
As with every method, the casino must complete its identity checks and any pending period before it pays. We have not verified Trustly payout times at each casino yet; our reviews say what we have confirmed.
Trustly fees and limits
Trustly does not charge you a service fee. A currency conversion fee can apply if you pay in a currency your bank account does not hold, and Trustly shows it before you approve. Your bank or the casino may still charge their own fees, so check the casino's banking terms. Limits come from three places: your bank's payment limit, the casino's minimum and maximum deposit, and in some cases a limit from Trustly itself shown during the payment. The minimum deposit is £10 at most of the Trustly casinos we review.
Trustly Pay N Play casino: does it work in the UK?
A Trustly Pay N Play casino combines account creation, identity checks and the first deposit in one step, using your bank details instead of a sign up form. Trustly says Pay N Play is only available in certain countries. UK rules shape what is possible here: since 7 May 2019, licensed operators must verify your name, address and date of birth before you can deposit or gamble. At the Trustly casinos on this page you register an account in the normal way, and then use Trustly only for payments. Be wary of any site that promises UK players gambling with no registration at all.
Trustly and welcome bonuses
Trustly deposits count for most welcome offers at the casinos we review. 0 of the 16 exclude Trustly or Pay by Bank in their current terms: . Some offers name Pay by Bank as a qualifying method alongside debit cards. Always read the payment section of the terms before the first deposit. 8 of the Trustly casinos have offers with no wagering on the winnings.
Is a Trustly casino safe, and how do you block it?
Trustly is a regulated payment service, every payment needs your approval in your own bank, and the casino never sees your login details. The point to know is about blocking. Trustly's own gambling block is only available in Finland, so in the UK the tool to use is your bank's gambling block, if your bank offers one. Ask your bank whether its block covers bank transfers and Pay by Bank payments as well as card payments, because the scope differs between banks. You can also set deposit limits in your casino account or register with GamStop.
Is a Trustly casino UK site right for you?
A Trustly casino UK site suits players who want bank payments without a card number or an e-wallet in between. Deposits are instant, there is no Trustly fee and withdrawals return to your bank. The limits are availability, since only 16 of the casinos we have recorded take it, and the occasional bonus exclusion. If Trustly is missing, PayPal is the closest alternative, and our data lists Visa Fast Funds card payouts at 6 of the Trustly casinos.
Trustly compared with other methods
Trustly Pay by Bank against PayPal, Fast Funds card payouts and Paysafecard. The last row counts the casinos we review that list each method.
 Trustly |  PayPal |  Visa Fast Funds |  Paysafecard | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Pay by Bank | E-wallet | Fast card payout | Prepaid voucher |
| Deposits | Instant | Instant | Not applicable | Instant |
| Withdrawals | Within 72 hours of the casino sending it | Back to your PayPal account | Within 30 minutes of approval at Fast Funds banks | Only to a Paysafecard account, where the casino allows it |
| Min deposit | £5 to £10 | £10 | Not applicable | £5 to £10 |
| Fees | No Trustly fee | Usually free | Set by the casino | Free to pay; £4 a month on unused codes from month 2 |
| Casinos we review | 16 | 109 | 8 | 45 |
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Trustly casino UK: FAQ
Do I need a Trustly account to pay a casino?
No. Trustly says you do not need an account, password or app. You approve each payment in your own banking app.
Does Trustly charge a fee?
Trustly charges no service fee. A currency conversion fee can apply, and your bank or the casino may charge their own fees.
How long do Trustly casino withdrawals take?
After the casino sends the payout, Trustly says it arrives within 72 hours in most countries, often sooner. The casino approval comes first.
Is Trustly the same as Pay by Bank?
Trustly is one Pay by Bank provider. Casinos may show it as Trustly, Pay by Bank or bank transfer.
Can I use Trustly Pay N Play in the UK?
Trustly says Pay N Play is only offered in certain countries. UK casinos must verify your identity before you gamble, so you register an account as usual.
Is Trustly regulated in the UK?
Yes. Trustly UK Limited is an authorised payment institution regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm reference number 1005703.