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- Licence
- Curacao (CGA)
- Since
- 2017
- Withdrawal limit
- No Limits
- Company
- Orakum N.V
Canadian dollar casinos
A CAD balance means the bet, the bonus cap and the withdrawal ceiling are all in your own currency, and Interac e-Transfer means the bank moves the money without a card in the chain. The list below is every ranked brand among the casinos that accept Canadian dollars and keep the balance in that currency; the sections say which of them print their caps in dollars and which convert.

The list
Tick a chip to keep the brands that also take a card, a wallet or a coin.

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Money in
Open the account in CAD and the cashier shows the Canadian rails next to the cards. Interac e-Transfer is the one that matters: the bank sends the money from your account to the casino's payment partner on a request from the cashier, with no card number and no merchant category code for an issuer to refuse. 1xSlots lists Interac e-Transfer on its official payments page as a region-specific bank rail and runs its Canadian accounts in CAD, with a 9 CAD minimum deposit. Gama, Fairspin, BC Game and Winz list Interac on the deposit page; Betico puts it next to cards, SEPA and Trustly; Play Fortuna lists it among its bank rails.
Cards work as they do anywhere: a Visa or Mastercard payment reaches the issuer under merchant category 7995, betting and casino gambling, which the schemes treat as restricted and many banks refuse by rule. Stake runs CAD as a local-currency balance tied to the country of the account, with cards and bank transfer only to a method already used for a deposit. 1xSlots runs cards through a PayDo cards wallet from 1 to 5,000 euro or dollars per payment, instant and without fees.
| 1xSlots | CAD accounts, Interac e-Transfer, 9 CAD minimum deposit |
|---|---|
| Betico | Interac with cards, SEPA and Trustly; CAD, USD, EUR, USDT balances |
| Gama, Fairspin, BC Game, Winz | Interac on the deposit page |
| Stake | CAD local-currency balance by country |
| Starda | CA$10 minimum deposit |
| Cards | merchant code 7995, refusable by the issuer |
Money out
Interac runs both ways at some brands. 1xSlots pays back through the same rails it took the deposit on, Interac e-Transfer included, and quotes fifteen-minute processing with no service charge; the catch in its terms is a refusal if total stakes are under half of total deposits. Betico pays to cards, Interac, SEPA, internet banking and coins and quotes wallet payouts from three minutes. Gama lists Interac on the payout side next to cards, wallets and coins. Fresh pays through Interac with no casino-side fee and 4,000 euro a day at base. Bitstarz has no card on its payout list at all and states that players who deposited in dollars cash out through wallets, Interac, Instadebit and iDebit among them, with an average cashout time under ten minutes.
Where the payout is priced in dollars the numbers are these: Monro allows CAD 6,000 a day and CAD 180,000 a month at its base tier and lifts the cap by loyalty level; Starda sets a CA$15 minimum withdrawal and pays coins and wallets within a day, cards and bank in two to five business days. Cat sets a 20 euro minimum and publishes two ceilings that disagree with each other, one tiered from 4,000 euro a day and one flat at 5,000 a month, so we print neither as fact.
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The numbers
The clearest sign that a brand runs a real Canadian account is a bonus cap in dollars rather than a euro figure converted. 1xSlots shows 450 CAD on its Canadian view for the first deposit, raised from 100 to 150 percent if the deposit lands within three hours of registering, with a 9 CAD minimum, wagering of forty times within seven days on slots and a 4 CAD maximum stake while the bonus is open. Betico advertises 150 percent up to C$4,000 with 30 free spins on its Canadian version and a whole package of up to C$12,000 and 90 free spins, at forty times wagering. Cat runs 200 percent up to CAD 300 with 100 free spins on Wild Cash against 100 percent up to 300 euro elsewhere. Monro's cap is region-dependent too: 600 CAD in one source, 600 euro in another.
Cryptoboss goes the other way and lists Canada among the countries where its welcome package is not available. Read the bonus terms for the word Canada before the first deposit, not after.
| 1xSlots | 450 CAD cap, 9 CAD minimum, 4 CAD max stake, x40 in 7 days |
|---|---|
| Betico | 150 percent up to C$4,000 + 30 FS; package up to C$12,000 + 90 FS |
| Cat | 200 percent up to CAD 300 + 100 FS on Wild Cash |
| Monro | CAD 6,000 a day, CAD 180,000 a month at base |
| Starda | CA$10 minimum deposit, CA$15 minimum withdrawal |
| Cryptoboss | welcome package not available in Canada |
The other side
An Interac e-Transfer appears on the statement as a transfer to the recipient named by the payment partner; a card deposit appears as a merchant under the betting category and can be refused before the casino sees it. Neither changes with the currency of the balance. What the currency does change is the number of conversions: a CAD account fed by a CAD card pays none, a euro account fed by the same card pays the issuer's rate on the way in and the casino's on the way out.
The licence is the line to read before the currency. Every brand in this list holds a Curacao or Anjouan licence and no Canadian one, so a dispute goes to the licensing authority or a complaint platform rather than to a Canadian body. The country page lists which brands turn Canadian players away and which serve them on paper.
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Claimed with no deposit; the CAD balance is where the winnings land.

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1xSlots lists Interac e-Transfer on both sides of its cashier and runs Canadian accounts in CAD. Gama, Fairspin, BC Game, Betico and Winz list Interac on the deposit page; Betico, Gama and Fresh also pay out through it. Bitstarz sends dollar depositors to wallets that include Interac, Instadebit and iDebit.
Yes, the cap is localised. 1xSlots shows 450 CAD on its Canadian view with a 9 CAD minimum deposit and a 4 CAD maximum stake while wagering. Betico advertises 150 percent up to C$4,000 with 30 free spins on its Canadian version, and Cat runs 200 percent up to CAD 300 with 100 free spins on Wild Cash.
Few brands print it in dollars. Monro allows CAD 6,000 a day and CAD 180,000 a month at its base tier; Starda sets a CA$15 minimum withdrawal against a CA$10 minimum deposit. The rest publish the ceiling in euro or dollars and convert, so the CAD figure moves with the rate.
No. Every brand in the list holds a Curacao or Anjouan licence and no Canadian one. The review of each brand says whether it serves Canadian players and where a dispute goes.