Bank Transfer Casinos
A direct bank transfer is the most traditional way to fund a casino, and it carries the highest standard limit in our set — up to €5,000. It's supported at 37 of the 42 casinos we track, with no card, wallet or crypto needed. Below are the Bonus Crab casinos that accept bank transfer.
Bonus Crab casinos that accept bank transfer
These are the Bonus Crab casinos whose cashier lists a direct bank transfer — 37 of the 42 we track. The other few route deposits through cards, e-wallets or crypto instead. Limits and exact processing times can vary by casino, region and your own bank.
Across the 48 casinos below: 43 start at €10, 5 at €20. 47 of the 48 casinos here cap a single deposit at €5,000; the highest cap is €9,000.
Why deposit by bank transfer?
A bank transfer is the option that needs nothing extra — no card in your hand, no e-wallet to open, no crypto to buy first. You move money straight from your bank account to the casino, which is exactly why it carries the highest standard limit among the casinos we list, up to €5,000, the same ceiling as crypto and well above a typical card. It's also the most universally available method: where a site skips cards or a particular wallet, a bank transfer is almost always still there. The trade-off is speed — because the money travels through the normal banking system rather than an instant rail, a transfer is slower to land than a card, e-wallet or crypto deposit, so it suits a planned, larger deposit more than a quick top-up before a session.
How to deposit by bank transfer
Open the cashier, choose bank transfer and enter the amount, and the casino shows you the payment details to use from your own online or mobile banking. You approve the payment on your bank's side, and once it clears, the balance appears in your casino account and your welcome bonus and first Bonus Crab grab unlock. There are no card numbers to share with the casino — the payment runs bank-to-bank. The one thing to keep in mind is timing: unlike an instant method, a standard transfer settles on banking days, so it's worth funding a little ahead rather than expecting the balance the same minute.
Bank transfer vs instant bank payments
A plain bank transfer and an instant bank payment both move money straight from your account, but they aren't the same thing. A standard transfer travels through the normal banking system and clears on banking days, which is why it can take a while to show up. An instant bank payment authenticates inside your bank's login and settles in real time — same bank-level security, but the money lands straight away. If speed is what you're after, our Rapid Transfer casinos page covers that instant route; if you'd rather use the familiar, highest-limit option and don't mind waiting for it to clear, a direct bank transfer is the one to pick.
Bank transfer withdrawals and payout times
Unlike some deposit-only methods, a bank transfer usually works in both directions — it's a common way for casinos to pay winnings back, sent to the account the payout is approved for. Expect it to take a few business days once the casino has cleared the withdrawal: its own processing time plus the bank's settlement. You'll normally complete identity verification (KYC) before a first cash-out, and some players deposit by bank transfer for the high limit but withdraw by a faster method where one is offered — the casino's banking page lists what's available.
Bank transfer casino FAQ
Which Bonus Crab casinos accept bank transfer?
37 of the 42 casinos we track accept a direct bank transfer — the full line-up is shown above, ordered by our top picks first. The few that don't route deposits through cards, e-wallets or crypto instead, so there's always an alternative in the cashier.
Is a bank transfer instant?
No. A standard bank transfer moves through the normal banking system and clears on banking days, so it's slower than a card, e-wallet or crypto deposit. If you want the balance to land straight away, an instant bank payment is the faster route — see our Rapid Transfer casinos page. A plain bank transfer is best when you're happy to wait for a larger, planned deposit to clear.
How do I deposit by bank transfer?
Choose bank transfer in the cashier, enter the amount, and use the payment details the casino shows from your own online or mobile banking to approve the payment. No card details are shared — the money moves bank-to-bank. Once it clears, your balance updates and your first Bonus Crab grab is ready.
Is bank transfer safe for casino deposits?
Yes. You authorise the payment through your own bank, so no card details are stored anywhere and the casino only receives the money, not your account access. Paid at a licensed casino over an encrypted cashier, it's one of the more straightforward and secure ways to fund an account.
What's the minimum bank transfer deposit?
Bank transfer starts from €10 at 33 of the 37 casinos that offer it; the rest: 4 at €20. That's enough to trigger your first Bonus Crab grab; €20 typically unlocks the full welcome package. The cashier shows the exact minimum before you confirm.
Are there fees or limits on bank transfers?
The casinos on our list don't charge a deposit fee. Limits vary by casino: the line above the list sums up the minimums and caps across the casinos that take bank transfer, and each row shows that casino's own range. Your own bank's terms may still apply, so check with your bank if you're unsure.
Can I withdraw by bank transfer?
Check the casino's banking page: our cashier data covers deposits only, so we can't say which casinos pay out by bank transfer. You'll normally need to complete identity verification (KYC) before your first cash-out.
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