Pay N Play lets you register and make a deposit at an online casino in one step, using your online bank. There is no long sign-up form. Pay N Play is a service from the payment company Trustly.
The list below shows the casinos with a published review where our data records Pay N Play as a payment method. It is sorted by our average score, highest first. The number of casinos depends on which casinos we have reviewed and can change.
Below the list you will find how Pay N Play works, the difference between pure and hybrid casinos, and what to check before you use it.
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At a normal casino you fill in a registration form, confirm your email and then pick a way to pay. With Pay N Play these steps are combined.
You choose Pay N Play at the casino and enter the amount you want to deposit.
You pick your bank and log in with your online banking details.
You approve the payment in your bank.
Trustly passes some of the personal details your bank holds to the casino. The casino uses them to set up your account.
You can then play. Withdrawals are normally paid back to the same bank account.
You do not need a Trustly account. The casino can still ask for more checks later, for example before a larger withdrawal. Payments are made on the casino's own site. GamesandCasino.com does not take deposits.
Pure and hybrid Pay N Play casinos
There are two main set-ups.
Pure. Pay N Play is the only way to register and deposit. You sign in with your bank each time. There is no username or password to remember.
Hybrid. Pay N Play is one option next to the usual payment methods. You may still create a username and password, and you can pay in other ways.
Withdrawal speed depends on the casino's own processing and checks, not only on the payment method. Read the casino's withdrawal terms.
Pay N Play and Trustly
Our data lists Pay N Play and Trustly as two separate payment methods. A casino can accept Trustly for ordinary bank deposits without offering the one-step Pay N Play sign-up. The list above is based on Pay N Play only.
What to check before you use Pay N Play
Availability. It depends on your country and your bank. In our data, Pay N Play is marked as not available in Australia, Canada and the United States.
Deposits and withdrawals. Our data records whether a casino accepts a method for deposits, withdrawals or both. Not every casino that takes Pay N Play deposits also pays out with it. Check the cashier before you deposit.
Limits. Look up the minimum and maximum amounts for deposits and withdrawals.
Bonus terms. Some bonuses exclude certain payment methods. Read the terms before you deposit. Our bonuses page explains what to look for.
Licence. Check the casino's licence on the regulator's own register. See how we rate casinos for the checks in our reviews.
Warnings. A casino card shows a warning icon if the casino is blacklisted, has a warning or is on probation. See the blacklisted casinos page.
Things to keep in mind
Paying from your bank account means fewer steps and no card details to type in. It also means a deposit takes only a few taps. Set a deposit limit before you start and stick to it.
Pay N Play does not change the odds of any game or the terms of a bonus. If gambling is a problem for you or someone you know, read our problem gambling page.