A top notch selection of online casinos with PayPal

This can vary from one gambling site to another, but in general PayPal casinos and mobile go hand in hand. If you want to be sure that you get a first class mobile experience just pick one of the sites that we have listed at the top of the page. These all have a really neat app developed that can be used for any smartphone and tablet device.

This also varies from one site to another, but if you choose any of the ones in our PayPal casino list they’re almost always handled within 24 hours. In other words, if you’re cashing out to PayPal you rarely have to wait more than a day to receive your winnings.

Of course! The matter of fact is that if you’ve deposited using PayPal you would be required to also use PayPal as a withdrawal method.

Usually not. The majority, if not all PayPal casinos have a strict policy that cash outs must be made to the same payment method as the deposit originated from. This is known as closing the loop and is an anti-money laundering process which regulators demand that casinos follow.

Unfortunately not. Some countries like Egypt and India have harsh restrictions that make PayPal deposits to online casinos impossible. In addition to this, the gambling sites themselves may also restrict (for whatever reasons they have) some countries from using PayPal. As a UK resident you never have to worry though as the method will always be available to you if offered by the casino.

If you can’t use PayPal, Skrill and Neteller are both legit alternatives. These are also e-Wallets and work in a very similar way to PayPal. They are secure, easy to use and have very fast withdrawal times. The majority of online casinos also support these methods which can be a big plus.

That’s no problem. You can still use the e-Wallet by just creating your account in any other currency such as USD, EUR or GBP. It is, however, important to know that you’ll be charged a fee for currency conversion when making your transactions.

As far as we know there is no casino with PayPal that takes a fee for making a deposit. As mentioned above, fees may, however, occur within PayPal itself if transfers that are made come with a currency conversion.

Not from the casino itself. These days it’s quite rare to find gambling sites that take a fee for making withdrawals. They do exist, but these operators are usually bad ones whereas the majority of PayPal casinos online are of high quality. PayPal themselves do, however, charge a fee of 1.9% – 3.4% of the amount you cash out from a gambling site.

This can vary from one gambling site to another, but it’s quite common that the minimum deposit is set at £10. It’s rarely higher than £20.

Usually it’s the same as the deposit limit; in other words £10 or £20.