Trustly casinos let you pay straight from your online bank account: you pick your bank in the Trustly window, log in with your bank’s usual method, approve the payment and the deposit is credited at once, with no card and no e-wallet in between. Withdrawals go back to the same bank account, often within minutes where your bank supports instant payments. Trustly Group AB, based in Stockholm and founded in 2008, is a payment institution authorised by Sweden’s Finansinspektionen, and Trustly does not charge players for payments. It only works with banks in the countries it covers, mostly in Europe. This guide explains limits, speeds, Pay N Play and where Trustly works, checked on 8 October 2026. It has no casino list: none of the casinos we currently recommend names Trustly in its own payments information.
Why this page has no casino list
We only list a casino for a payment method when the operator’s own payments page or cashier shows that method. The Malta-licensed casinos we recommend offer “instant banking”, but their payments pages do not name the provider behind it, so we cannot call them Trustly casinos. Trustly also only appears in a cashier when your bank’s country is supported and the casino has switched it on for that country. If you already play at a licensed casino, open its cashier after logging in: that is the only reliable way to see whether Trustly is offered to you.
How to tell whether a casino really uses Trustly
- The payment window shows the Trustly name and logo and asks you to pick your bank.
- Your bank statement names Trustly, or Trustly together with the merchant, as the payee.
- The casino’s payments page or terms name Trustly, not only “instant banking” or “bank transfer”, which can be another open-banking provider.
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. Trustly operates in the UK through Trustly UK Limited, authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, and is used by UKGC-licensed operators. If you live in Great Britain, choose a UKGC licensee and check it on the Commission’s public register before you deposit.
Trustly deposits and withdrawals: limits, fees and speed
Trustly sets no player fee; the limits that matter are your bank’s payment limits and the casino’s. Figures below are from Trustly’s site, Pay.UK and EU law, read on 8 October 2026.
| Item | Trustly |
|---|---|
| Fee to the player | None from Trustly; your bank may charge for currency conversion |
| Minimum deposit | Set by the casino |
| Maximum per payment | Your bank’s online payment limit |
| Withdrawal limits | None of its own; the casino sets daily, weekly or monthly caps |
| Deposit speed | Instant |
| Withdrawal speed after approval | Seconds with instant payment schemes, otherwise usually the next banking day |
Speed depends on the rails under Trustly. In the euro area, Regulation (EU) 2024/886 requires payment providers to offer instant credit transfers in euro: receiving since 9 January 2025 and sending since 9 October 2025 for euro-area providers, with the payment completed within ten seconds. In the UK, Faster Payments usually move money within seconds and always within two hours, according to Pay.UK. When a payout uses the standard scheme instead, it arrives on the next banking day, and weekends and bank holidays add delays.
How a Trustly casino deposit works
- Choose Trustly (sometimes labelled “online banking” or “instant bank”) in the casino cashier and enter the amount.
- Select your country and bank in the Trustly window.
- Log in with your bank’s usual method, for example BankID in Sweden, and choose the account to pay from.
- Approve the payment. The casino receives confirmation immediately and credits your balance.
You do not need a Trustly account or a separate password to remember: each payment is a one-off authorisation inside your own bank login. If you use several casinos, you repeat the same bank login at each, which is quick once you know your bank’s flow.
Withdrawals are the reverse: choose the bank withdrawal option and the casino pays to the verified bank account you deposited from. Because the account was confirmed by your bank login, mismatched-name problems are rare.
Pay N Play: casinos with no registration
Pay N Play is Trustly’s product for casinos, launched in 2015, that combines the first deposit with registration. The bank login supplies your name, date of birth and address, so the casino can open the account without a sign-up form. That is why Pay N Play sites are often called no account casinos. You still have an account, created from your bank data, and the casino still applies its own checks, including source-of-funds questions for larger amounts.
Pay N Play is mainly offered in Nordic and Baltic markets, and where it is offered depends on the casino’s licence and setup. Our Malta-licensed partner casinos, for example, configure a no-registration flow for Finland only, where their welcome offers do not apply. Read more on our no account casinos page.
Which countries can use Trustly?
Trustly connects to banks in most of the EEA and in the UK, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Poland and Ireland, and it has a North American business. Coverage is per bank and per merchant, so a country on Trustly’s list does not guarantee that a given casino offers it there.
| Country | Trustly at casinos | Rule to know |
|---|---|---|
| Sweden | Common at Swedish-licensed casinos, with BankID | Only Spelinspektionen licensees may target Swedish players; see our page on casinos without a Swedish licence for the risks of unlicensed sites. |
| Finland | Common, often as Pay N Play | A new licensed market is due to open on 1 July 2027. |
| Norway | Payments to unlicensed gambling blocked | Norway has banned payment services for unlicensed gambling since 1 June 2010. |
| Germany | At some licensed operators | Only operators on the GGL whitelist are permitted. |
| Netherlands | Rare; iDEAL dominates | Only KSA licensees may serve Dutch players; see our iDEAL guide. |
| United Kingdom | At some UKGC licensees | Only UKGC licensees may serve British players. |
Trustly compared with cards and e-wallets
| Trustly | Debit card | E-wallet (Skrill, Neteller) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account needed | Only your online bank | Only your card | A separate wallet account |
| Fee to the player | None from Trustly | Usually none for debit cards | Upload, withdrawal-to-bank and conversion fees |
| Payout speed after approval | Seconds to one banking day | Minutes to several banking days | Usually minutes, then a further step to your bank |
| Bonus eligibility | Usually eligible | Usually eligible | Often excluded |
| Privacy towards your bank | Payments show on your statement | Payments show on your statement | Statement shows the wallet, not the casino |
For most players in a supported country, Trustly is the cheapest route with the shortest path to the bank. E-wallets win on privacy towards the bank and on availability at offshore casinos; cards win on availability everywhere.
Common Trustly problems at casinos
- Your bank is not listed. Trustly covers most large banks in supported countries, but not every small bank or neobank. Try another account or another method.
- Payment declined by your bank. Some banks block gambling payments if you have switched on a gambling block, and Norwegian banks block payments to unlicensed gambling by law. A block you set yourself is a protection; think twice before removing it.
- Withdrawal to a different account. Casinos pay to the account you deposited from. If you closed it, contact support before requesting a payout.
- Payout slower than expected. The casino’s approval comes first; Trustly only moves the money after that.
Is Trustly safe for casino payments?
Trustly is a regulated payment institution: Finansinspektionen’s register lists Trustly Group AB as an authorised payment institution, and Trustly UK Limited is authorised by the FCA. You approve each payment inside your own bank’s login, and the casino never receives your card details. As with any payment method, Trustly cannot get money back from a casino that refuses to pay, so the casino’s licence and complaint route still matter more than the payment method. Our safe casinos guide explains what to check.
Pros and cons of Trustly
- Pro: no account to open and no fee from Trustly.
- Pro: payouts in seconds where instant payments are supported.
- Pro: bank-verified identity speeds up KYC, and Pay N Play removes the sign-up form.
- Con: only works with banks in supported countries.
- Con: few offshore casinos offer it, and availability varies by country.
- Con: gambling transactions show on your bank statement.
Trustly alternatives
In the Nordic countries, Zimpler is the main alternative bank payment. Dutch players use iDEAL at KSA-licensed casinos. If Trustly is not offered at all, an e-wallet such as Skrill works at most casinos outside the US. The casino payment methods hub compares every option.
How we checked
We read Trustly’s own pages, Finansinspektionen’s register entry and the payments pages of every casino we list on 8 October 2026. When a casino does qualify, it is scored with the method on our how we rate casinos page, where payments carry 20% of the score. No test deposits were made, and every figure above is dated so you can see when we last checked it.
Play safely
Online gambling is for adults only: 18+ in most countries and higher in some. Bank payments make depositing very quick, so a deposit limit set in advance matters more than with slower methods. 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
What is a Trustly casino?
A casino that accepts deposits and pays withdrawals through Trustly, which connects directly to your online bank. You log in to your bank in the Trustly window, approve the payment and the money arrives at once, with no card or e-wallet needed.
Does Trustly charge fees at casinos?
Trustly does not charge players for payments. Your bank may charge for currency conversion if your account is in a different currency from the casino balance, and the casino sets its own terms.
How fast are Trustly casino withdrawals?
Once the casino approves the payout, it can arrive within seconds where your bank supports instant payments, such as SEPA Instant in the euro area or Faster Payments in the UK. Otherwise it usually arrives on the next banking day.
What is Pay N Play?
Pay N Play is Trustly’s product, launched in 2015, that combines your first deposit with registration. Your bank login supplies your identity details, so you can play without filling in a sign-up form. It is mainly offered in Nordic and Baltic markets.
Which countries support Trustly?
Trustly connects to banks in most of the EEA and the UK, including Sweden, Finland, Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy and Poland, and has a North American business. Whether a particular casino offers it depends on your country.
Can I get a casino bonus with Trustly?
Usually yes. Casinos often exclude e-wallets and prepaid vouchers from bonuses, but bank payments such as Trustly are normally eligible. Always check the bonus terms for the payment methods that qualify.
Why does my bank not appear in Trustly?
Trustly works with most large banks in supported countries, but not all banks. If yours is missing, use another bank account in your name or another payment method the casino offers.
Is Trustly safe?
Trustly Group AB is an authorised payment institution in Sweden, supervised by Finansinspektionen, and Trustly UK Limited is FCA-authorised. You approve payments inside your bank’s own login, and the casino never sees your card details.