Payz Casinos
Show me the casinosPayz, formerly known as ecoPayz, is an e-wallet. You fund your Payz account from another source, then use it to pay at the casino and, where the casino allows it, to receive your winnings.
The list below shows reviewed casinos where our data records Payz as a payment method. It is sorted by our average score, highest first. Some casinos take Payz for deposits only, so check the cashier for withdrawal support.
Below the list you will find how Payz works and what to check before you use it.
What Payz is
Payz is an e-wallet. You open an account, add money to it from another source, and then use that balance to pay online. It was formerly called ecoPayz, and some casinos and older guides still use that name. Check the official site for the company's history and current services.
Signing up takes a short form. Payz may ask you to verify your identity, and the features you get can depend on your account level and where you live. Some accounts can apply for a card linked to the wallet, but availability changes, so check what is currently offered. You can add money to a Payz account in several ways, and the options depend on your country.
How deposits and withdrawals work
The steps are much the same as with other e-wallets.
- Open the casino cashier and choose Payz as the deposit method.
- Enter the amount. Some casinos offer set amounts, others a free field.
- Log in to your Payz account and approve the payment.
- The money normally reaches your casino balance within moments.
To withdraw, choose Payz in the cashier, enter the amount and request the payout. The casino sends the money to your Payz account, and you can then spend it or move it on. If the casino charges a fee for withdrawals, it should show the amount before you confirm. Processing time depends on the casino's own checks as well as on Payz.
Payz can be used for deposits and withdrawals, but not every casino supports both. Our data records the two separately, so look at the cashier before you sign up. Many casinos also want you to withdraw with the method you used to deposit.
Fees, limits and currencies
Payz charges fees that depend on the type of transaction and your account level. It also sets its own limits by account level and method, in addition to each casino's minimum and maximum amounts. Payz supports many currencies, and the list changes. We do not quote figures here because they go out of date. Read the fee and limit pages on the official Payz site before you add or withdraw money.
Pros and cons
Pros
- One wallet can be used for both deposits and withdrawals at casinos that support it.
- You do not type card or bank details into the casino.
- Deposits are usually quick.
Cons
- Payz can charge fees, and these depend on the transaction and your account level.
- Some casinos exclude e-wallet deposits from bonuses.
- Not every casino accepts it for withdrawals.
- Availability and features depend on your country.
What to check before you use Payz
- 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 that the casino pays out to Payz, not just accepts it for deposits.
- Bonus terms. Some casinos exclude certain e-wallet deposits from bonuses. Read the bonus terms before you deposit. Our bonuses page explains what to look for.
- Fees and limits. Check both the Payz fees and the casino's own limits.
- Your country. Make sure Payz is available to you and that you meet the casino's rules.
- Other options. Compare Neosurf, Pay N Play and bitcoin, or see all banking methods.
Gamble responsibly
An e-wallet makes it quick to move money, so it helps to set a deposit limit before you start. Payz does not change the odds of any game. If gambling is a problem for you or someone you know, read our problem gambling page. GamesandCasino.com does not take deposits.
