Skrill casinos
A Skrill casino takes the Skrill wallet at the cashier. Our logged-in audit records which UK-licensed casinos take it, whether Rapid Transfer, Skrill's bank payment, appears there too, and whether Skrill deposits count for bonuses.
Which Skrill Casinos Are Licensed in the UK?
This table names each UK-licensed casino that takes Skrill, with deposit, withdrawal and bonus details from its logged-in cashier and terms. The first audit is still running, so it has no casinos yet.
| Casino | UKGC licence | Skrill deposit | Skrill withdrawal | Rapid Transfer | Bonus-eligible | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audit in progress | – | – | – | – | – | Pending |
What Is a Skrill Casino?
A Skrill casino is a UK-licensed casino whose cashier takes Skrill. Skrill is a Paysafe digital wallet, and casinos add it through Skrill Quick Checkout, Skrill’s checkout for merchants.
How Is the Skrill Wallet Different From Rapid Transfer?
Rapid Transfer is Skrill’s instant bank transfer, part of Paysafe Group: you pay from your own online banking instead of a card. The Skrill wallet works differently: you pay from a Skrill balance, so you need a Skrill account and its login. Casinos reach both through Skrill Quick Checkout. Our list of Rapid Transfer casinos tracks which UK casinos show the bank route.
How Does a Skrill Casino Deposit Work?
With the Skrill wallet, you choose Skrill in the cashier and log in to your Skrill account to approve the deposit. Our audit adds each casino’s exact steps.
To fund the wallet, a Rapid Transfer top-up costs 1% and a bank transfer top-up costs nothing.
How Do Skrill Casino Withdrawals Work?
Each casino’s terms say whether it pays out to Skrill. Our audit fills in the Skrill withdrawal column for every casino it checks.
What Are Skrill’s Pros and Cons at Casinos?
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Skrill Limited is an FCA e-money institution (900001, from its terms) | A Rapid Transfer top-up costs 1% |
| You can top up from your bank by Rapid Transfer or bank transfer | You need a Skrill account and login |
| Paying a casino from the wallet has no Skrill transaction fee | Bonus rules for Skrill differ by casino |
What Can Replace Skrill at UK Casinos?
Rapid Transfer, another instant bank transfer or a debit card. Credit cards have been banned for UK gambling since 14 April 2020. For a bank payment with no wallet, our list of instant bank transfer casinos names the provider behind each casino’s option.
Do Skrill Deposits Count for Casino Bonuses?
Each casino’s bonus terms decide. Our audit quotes the exact wording from every casino in the table, so you can see any Skrill exclusion before you deposit.
Is Skrill Safe and Legal for UK Gambling?
Skrill Limited gives FCA e-money number 900001 in its terms; we haven’t read the FCA register entry yet. Skrill Limited is also in the UK Open Banking directory of regulated providers. UK-licensed casinos that take Skrill still follow UK Gambling Commission rules, including membership of GAMSTOP, the national online self-exclusion scheme.
Skrill Casino FAQs
What Is the Minimum Skrill Casino Deposit?
Each casino sets its own minimum, and our table records it for every casino we check.
Which Banks Work With Skrill?
Rapid Transfer, which can top up a Skrill wallet, connects to more than 170 banks in 15 countries, including UK banks in GBP.
Does Skrill Charge Casino Fees?
Paying a casino straight from your Skrill wallet has no Skrill transaction fee. For Rapid Transfer, Skrill’s terms set no Skrill fee for paying a casino; your bank may charge. Topping up a Skrill wallet by Rapid Transfer costs 1%.
Sources
- Skrill, Rapid Transfer terms of use (valid from 12 Oct 2023) read 2 Nov 2026
- Skrill, fees (United Kingdom) read 2 Nov 2026
- Skrill, Rapid Transfer (countries, banks, Knect) read 2 Nov 2026
- Skrill, online games read 2 Nov 2026
- Paysafe Developer, About Rapid Transfer read 2 Nov 2026
- Skrill Quick Checkout Integration Guide v10.7 read 28 Oct 2026
- Open Banking, regulated providers, Skrill Limited read 28 Oct 2026
- UK Gambling Commission, licence condition 3.5.5 (self-exclusion) read 2 Nov 2026
- UK Gambling Commission, credit card gambling ban read 28 Oct 2026