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Interac is a Canadian payment service. With Interac e-Transfer, you send money from your online or mobile banking, so no card details go to the casino. It works with Canadian bank and credit union accounts only, so this page is for players in Canada.

The list below shows reviewed casinos where our data records Interac as a payment method. Deposit and withdrawal support differs from casino to casino, so check the cashier before you sign up. The list can change as we update our reviews.

Below the list you will find how Interac e-Transfer works and what to check first.

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What Interac is

Interac is a Canadian payment company. Its range includes Interac Debit and Interac e-Transfer. This page is mostly about e-Transfer, the product most Canadian players know from casino cashiers.

With Interac e-Transfer you send money to a recipient's email address or mobile number through your online or mobile banking. The recipient accepts it by email, text or their banking app. Both sender and recipient need a Canadian bank or credit union account. Interac says nearly all Canadian banks and credit unions offer it, with more than 250 participating financial institutions.

If you live outside Canada, Interac e-Transfer is not for you. See all banking methods for other options.

How to deposit with Interac

Each casino sets up its own steps, so follow the instructions in its cashier. In general, an e-Transfer works like this.

Open the casino cashier and choose Interac as the deposit method.
Enter the amount. The cashier will show where to send the money or take you to your bank.
Log in to your online or mobile banking and send the transfer.
Enter the security answer if the recipient asks for one. The casino adds the money to your balance once it has received the transfer.

Interac says the security question should not be obvious, and the answer should not appear in the notification email. Recipients who use Autodeposit do not need a security question.

Withdrawals

Deposit and withdrawal support differs from casino to casino. The list above shows which casinos record Interac, and our casino reviews show whether it is open for deposits, withdrawals or both. How a casino pays out by Interac is set by the casino, so check its withdrawal terms and the cashier.

Fees and limits

Interac's e-Transfer page states there are no sending limits or fees for consumers. That was the case at the time of writing, so check the current page. Your bank and the casino may still set their own fees and limits, so ask your bank and read the casino's cashier terms.

Pros and cons

Pros

You pay from your own bank account through banking you already use.
No card details are entered at the casino.
It is widely offered by Canadian banks and credit unions.

Cons

Canadian bank accounts only.
Not every casino supports it for both deposits and withdrawals.
Your bank or the casino may set its own fees and limits.
Some casinos exclude certain payment methods from bonuses.

What to check before you use Interac

Casino reputation. A casino card shows a warning icon if the casino is on our blacklist. See how we rate casinos for the checks in our reviews.
Withdrawal support. Confirm the casino pays out in a way you can use, not just that it accepts Interac for deposits.
Gambling rules. Interac's pages do not say anything about gambling, so check with your bank if you are unsure.
Bonus terms. Read the bonus terms before you deposit. Our bonuses page explains what to look for.
Other options. Compare Trustly, Neteller and bitcoin, or see all banking methods.

Gamble responsibly

Paying straight from your bank account makes it easy to lose track of what you spend, so set a deposit limit before you start. If gambling is a problem for you or someone you know, read our problem gambling page. GamesandCasino.com does not take deposits.