If you have played at online casinos in Europe, you may know Trustly as the button that lets you pay straight from your bank account, with no card and no wallet to load. Search for Trustly casinos in Canada, though, and you will find far fewer than you might expect. In our own reviews, we have not found it in any casino’s cashier.
This page explains what Trustly is, how pay-by-bank works, why it is so uncommon at Canadian casinos, and which Canadian options do the same job.
Quick answer: Trustly is a Swedish pay-by-bank service: you approve a casino payment through your own online banking, with no card or wallet in between. It is common in Europe but rare in Canada, and none of the casinos we review lists it. Canadian players get the same result from Interac e-Transfer, iDebit and online banking options, which almost every Canadian-facing casino supports.
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About this list. These are our general picks for players outside Ontario and Alberta, ranked by our overall review score. They support Canadian bank-linked methods such as Interac. None of them is listed because of Trustly, which we have not found in their cashiers. If you live in Ontario or Alberta, play at a provincially licensed site instead (see the section on provincial sites further down).
What Is Trustly?
Trustly is a payment company founded in Sweden in 2008. It specialises in “pay by bank”, also called open banking payments. Instead of entering card details, you pick your bank from a list, log in through your bank’s own login screen, and approve the payment. The money moves directly from your bank account.
- No wallet. Unlike Skrill or MuchBetter, there is no balance to top up first.
- No card. Your card number is never shared with the casino.
- Bank-level login. You authenticate with your bank, usually through its app.
- Withdrawals can return the same way where the casino supports it.
In much of Europe, casinos have built entire “pay and play” sign-ups around it, using the bank login to confirm your identity at the same time.
Why Trustly Is Rare at Canadian Casinos
A few reasons combine:
- Canada already has Interac. Interac e-Transfer fills the pay-by-bank role, and Canadians are used to them. A casino serving Canada gains little by adding another bank method.
- Bank coverage. Pay-by-bank services need agreements or connections with each bank. Reports on which Canadian banks Trustly supports are inconsistent, and we could not find an official Canadian bank list.
- Specialist Canadian processors. Casinos serving Canada tend to use payment companies built around Canadian banking, such as those behind iDebit and online banking options.
- Ontario’s regulated market uses its own approved payment integrations, and Trustly is not a common sight there either.
Some casinos may show a generic “Pay by Bank” or “Online Banking” option powered by a provider they do not name. If Trustly matters to you, ask support which provider sits behind the button.
Canadian Alternatives That Do the Same Job
| Method | How it works | Withdrawals | Where to read more |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interac e-Transfer | Send money from your bank by email or phone | Yes, at most casinos | Our page on Interac casino payments |
| iDebit | Log in to your Canadian bank through iDebit and approve | Yes, at many casinos | Our explainer on iDebit for casino deposits |
| Online banking / bank transfer | Pay or get paid directly to your bank account | Yes, usually slower | Our page on casino bank transfers |
| eCheck | An electronic cheque drawn on your account | Some casinos | Our page on eCheck casinos |
For most players, Interac is the closest match to what Trustly offers in Europe: bank-to-casino payments, no card, and quick withdrawals once approved. If you would rather keep your bank details away from the casino altogether, an e-wallet such as PayPal at Canadian casinos or MuchBetter does that, and our ranking of fast withdrawal casinos shows which methods pay out quickest. Our overview of casino payment methods in Canada compares every option.
If You Do Find Trustly at a Casino
- Check the casino’s licence first. A payment logo is not a substitute for a licence. Our explainer on checking whether a casino is legitimate covers what to look for.
- Confirm your bank is supported before you rely on it, especially for withdrawals.
- Check whether it works both ways. Some casinos offer pay-by-bank for deposits only.
- Watch the currency. If the payment is processed in euros, your bank may add a conversion margin.
- Read the bonus terms. Bank deposits usually qualify, but check.
Trustly at Ontario and Alberta Licensed Casinos
Ontario’s regulated casinos rely on Canadian methods, chiefly Interac, cards, Apple Pay, online banking and a few e-wallets. Our list of licensed Ontario casinos covers what each accepts. Alberta’s regulated market opened on July 13, 2026, and our page on Alberta’s licensed online casinos tracks the launches. In both provinces, expect Interac rather than Trustly.
Is Pay by Bank Safe?
Pay-by-bank services are generally secure: you log in through your bank’s own screens, and the casino never sees your banking password or card number. The bigger risk is the casino. Only use bank-linked payments at a licensed site, and never enter your banking login on a page that is not clearly your bank’s or a recognised provider’s. Our guide to protecting your financial details at casinos explains the warning signs.
How We Check Payment Methods
We record every payment method each casino lists, which work for withdrawals, the limits and the reported payout times, and we update our reviews when cashiers change. If we find Trustly at a casino we review, we will add it to this page. The full process is in our casino rating methodology.
Set Limits at Your Bank Too
Bank-linked payments make deposits very easy. Many Canadian banks let you set spending or transfer limits, and casinos offer deposit limits in your account settings. Use both. Our page on gambling support in Canada lists provincial help services.
Written by Liam Lambert, OCCG casino reviewer. Availability is based on the cashiers recorded in our casino reviews as of October 2026. If you have found Trustly at a Canadian casino, let us know.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Trustly at Canadian online casinos?
Rarely. None of the casinos we review lists Trustly. A few casinos may offer it or a similar “Pay by Bank” option, but Interac and iDebit are far more common.
What is Trustly?
A Swedish pay-by-bank service founded in 2008. You approve payments through your own online banking, with no card or wallet involved.
What is the best alternative to Trustly in Canada?
Interac e-Transfer, which also moves money directly between your bank and the casino and is accepted almost everywhere. iDebit is another bank-login option.
Is Trustly available in Ontario?
We have not found it at Ontario’s licensed casinos, which rely on Interac, cards, online banking and a few e-wallets.
Is Trustly safe?
Pay-by-bank services are generally secure because you log in through your bank’s own screens. Only use them at licensed casinos.
Can I withdraw with Trustly?
Where a casino supports it, yes. Some casinos only offer pay-by-bank for deposits, so check before relying on it.
Why don’t more Canadian casinos offer Trustly?
Interac already covers pay-by-bank in Canada, bank coverage for Trustly here is unclear, and casinos serving Canada tend to use Canadian payment processors.
Does a “Pay by Bank” button mean Trustly?
Not necessarily. Several providers offer pay-by-bank. Ask the casino’s support which one powers the button.
