Skrill Casinos: Where to Deposit and Withdraw with Skrill

Skrill casinos are online casinos that let you deposit and withdraw with a Skrill e-wallet. Skrill is owned by Paysafe, the same group behind Neteller and paysafecard, and in the EEA it is provided by Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited, regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Deposits are instant, withdrawals usually reach your wallet within minutes once the casino approves them, and the casino never sees your card or bank details.

The catches: many casinos exclude Skrill deposits from welcome bonuses, and Skrill charges 1.75% (minimum EUR 3.50) when you move money from the wallet to your bank. None of the casinos we currently list confirms Skrill (checked 19 October 2026), so there is no casino list on this page for now; Skrill’s own fees, checked on 8 October 2026, are below.

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None of the casinos we currently list confirms Skrill, so there is no list on this page for now. We checked the public pages of all five on 19 October 2026: their FAQs or terms mention e-wallets without naming any, their payment logos show cards, the bank payment services Giropay and Sofort, Apple Pay and crypto, and none shows its cashier before you register. Compare the methods they do show on our casino payment methods hub, and each operator’s details in our casino reviews.

UK players

Only operators licensed by the UK Gambling Commission may offer gambling to people in Great Britain (Gambling Act 2005). GAMSTOP self-exclusion only covers UKGC-licensed sites. None of the casinos we list holds a UKGC licence, and all of them bar UK residents in their terms. Skrill itself is widely accepted at UKGC-licensed casinos, but those operators must make sure the wallet is not funded by a credit card, which has been banned for gambling in Great Britain since 14 April 2020. If you live in Great Britain, choose a UKGC licensee and check it on the Commission’s public register before you deposit.

Skrill deposits and withdrawals: limits, fees and times

The table shows what Skrill charges, from its EEA fee page on 8 October 2026. Each casino sets its own minimum deposit, withdrawal limits and processing time on top.

A worked example shows how fees add up. Say you win EUR 500, withdraw it to Skrill and then send it to your euro bank account: the casino charges nothing, Skrill takes 1.75% (EUR 8.75), and EUR 491.25 reaches your bank. If your bank account is in pounds, a 3.99% conversion fee applies on top, so keep the money in the currency you play in where you can.

Skrill also charges EUR 5 a month (or the equivalent) if you do not log in or make a transaction for six months, so an old wallet you forgot about will slowly empty.

How to deposit at a casino with Skrill

1. Open a Skrill account in your own name and verify it; unverified accounts have low limits.
2. Load the wallet, ideally by bank transfer, which Skrill does not charge for in the EEA.
3. In the casino cashier, choose Skrill, enter the amount and confirm the payment in the Skrill window or app.
4. The money appears in your casino balance straight away.

Use the same email address and name at the casino and at Skrill. A mismatch is one of the most common reasons a later withdrawal is held for checks.

How to withdraw casino winnings to Skrill

Withdrawals normally go back to the method you deposited with. Request the payout from the casino’s withdrawal menu, choose Skrill and confirm. The casino then reviews it, which can take from hours to several banking days, and it may ask for ID and proof of address first. Once approved, Skrill credits the money almost immediately. You can then spend it with the Skrill prepaid Mastercard, send it to your bank (1.75% fee) or keep it in the wallet.

Most casinos also require deposits to be wagered at least once before you can withdraw; every casino we currently list states this 1x turnover rule in its terms. The rule exists to stop the casino being used to move money, and it applies whichever method you use.

Skrill deposits and casino bonuses

This is the biggest trap for Skrill users. Many casinos’ bonus terms exclude deposits made with e-wallets such as Skrill and Neteller, and vouchers such as paysafecard, from casino bonuses. The reason is bonus abuse: e-wallets make it easy to open several accounts. If the bonus matters to you, deposit with a card or bank payment for the qualifying deposit, then switch to Skrill later if the casino allows it.

Who can use Skrill?

Skrill is available in most of Europe, the UK, Canada and many other countries. Its general terms list a short group of countries where it does not provide service, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Somalia, Syria and Yemen. In the USA, Skrill operates through Skrill USA, Inc. (NMLS 935195), but the offshore casinos that accept American players do not offer it, and none of the casinos we list accepts US players. You must be at least 18 to open an account.

KYC: what Skrill and the casino will ask for

You go through identity checks twice. Skrill verifies you to lift wallet limits and meet anti-money-laundering rules: a photo ID and, depending on country and volume, proof of address. The casino verifies you separately, usually before the first withdrawal. The casinos we list, for example, ask for photo ID, a selfie holding the ID and a recent bank statement or utility bill on any withdrawal request or once lifetime deposits pass EUR 2,000. Doing both checks before you play is the simplest way to get paid quickly.

Is Skrill safe for casino payments?

Skrill is a regulated e-money service: funds held in an e-money account are safeguarded under e-money rules, but they are not covered by deposit guarantee schemes the way a bank account is. For casino use, the practical safety benefit is privacy, because your card number is never shared with the casino. The risk to manage is the casino itself: a Skrill payment does not give you buyer protection if an offshore casino refuses to pay. Check the licence and the complaint route first; our safe casinos guide shows how.

Skrill compared with Neteller

Skrill and Neteller belong to the same group and work almost identically at casinos. The differences are in the fees:

If a casino offers both, the cheaper choice depends on how you fund the wallet. Read our Neteller casinos page for the full picture.

Common problems with Skrill casino payments

• Skrill missing from the cashier. Casinos switch methods on and off by country. If Skrill is not shown after login, it is not available to you there, whatever the payments page says.
• Withdrawal held for checks. The usual causes are a name or email mismatch between the two accounts, an unwagered deposit, or missing documents.
• Payment declined by Skrill. Skrill blocks payments to gambling sites that operate illegally where you live, and its limits may be too low until you verify the wallet.
• Bonus not credited. Check the bonus terms for an e-wallet exclusion before you deposit; casinos rarely add the bonus afterwards.

Keep screenshots of the cashier and of any message from support. If a casino refuses to pay, those records are what an ADR body or regulator will ask for.

Pros and cons of Skrill at casinos

• Pro: instant deposits and fast payouts after approval.
• Pro: the casino never sees your bank or card details.
• Pro: one wallet for several casinos, with a clear record of what you have spent.
• Con: often excluded from welcome bonuses.
• Con: fees on bank withdrawals, card uploads and currency conversion.
• Con: inactivity fee after six months.

Alternatives to Skrill

If Skrill is excluded from the bonus or not offered, the closest alternatives are Neteller (same group, similar fees) and Payz, formerly ecoPayz. Card players should read our Visa and Mastercard casinos guide, and the casino payment methods hub compares every option by country. For speed, compare stated processing times on our fast payout casinos page.

How we checked these casinos

We read Skrill’s fee page on 8 October 2026 and checked the public pages of every casino we list for Skrill on 19 October 2026. Casinos that show it are scored with the method on our how we rate casinos page, where payments and withdrawals carry 20% of the score. We did not make test deposits.

Play safely

Online gambling is for adults only: 18+ in most countries and higher in some. Set a deposit limit in the casino account before your first payment, and never use a payment method to chase losses. GamCare runs the free National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. Our responsible gambling guide lists help lines by country, plus self-exclusion tools and bank gambling blocks.

Frequently asked questions

Which online casinos accept Skrill?

None of the casinos we currently list confirms Skrill on its public pages (checked 19 October 2026); their FAQs mention e-wallets without naming any. Many UKGC-licensed casinos accept Skrill for British players. Always check the cashier, because availability varies by country.

Can I withdraw casino winnings to Skrill?

Yes, at casinos that support Skrill payouts, usually when you deposited with Skrill. Once the casino approves the payout, the money normally reaches your wallet within minutes.

Does Skrill charge fees for gambling?

Skrill does not charge you to pay a casino from your balance, but uploading by card costs up to 1.25%, withdrawing to a bank costs 1.75% with a EUR 3.50 minimum, and currency conversion costs 3.99%, according to its EEA fee page in October 2026.

Why can’t I get a bonus with Skrill?

Many casinos exclude e-wallet deposits such as Skrill from bonuses to prevent bonus abuse. Check the excluded methods in the bonus terms, and use a card or bank payment for the qualifying deposit.

Who owns Skrill?

Skrill is owned by Paysafe, which also owns Neteller and paysafecard. Paysafe’s predecessor Optimal Payments completed its purchase of Skrill in August 2015. In the EEA, Skrill is provided by Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited, regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

Can I use Skrill at casinos in the USA?

Skrill operates in the US through Skrill USA, Inc., but the offshore casinos that accept American players do not offer it, and none of the casinos we list accepts US players. Real-money online casinos in the US are limited to state-licensed operators.

Is Skrill faster than a bank transfer for casino withdrawals?

Usually yes. After the casino approves a withdrawal, Skrill credits it within minutes, while a bank transfer can take until the next banking day. The casino’s own review time applies to both; at the casinos we list it is usually up to 3 banking days.