Pay quickly & securely with the Swiss original.

TWINT has become an integral part of everyday life in Switzerland. Whether in the supermarket, among friends or now in the online casino - no method is faster and more deeply rooted in the Swiss banking system. We show you the best legal Swiss casinos that support TWINT.

Real-time deposits

As soon as you scan the QR code or confirm the payment in your bank app (UBS, CS, ZKB, PostFinance, etc.), the funds will be credited to your player account.

Maximum discretion:
You do not need to enter any credit card details at the casino. The transaction is encrypted via your Swiss bank app.

Full cost control:
As TWINT is directly linked to your bank account or credit balance, you can always keep an eye on your spending in Swiss francs (CHF).

FAQ

Are there any fees for TWINT in the casino? ▼
As a rule, deposits are free of charge for you.
Can I also pay out winnings with TWINT? ▼
No. In Switzerland, the law states that winnings must be paid out to a Swiss bank account in the player's name. TWINT is purely intended for deposits.
Is there a deposit limit? ▼
This depends on your personal TWINT limit at your bank (usually between CHF 2,000 and CHF 5,000 per month).
Is TWINT legal as a payment method? ▼
Yes, TWINT works exclusively with online casinos that are licensed in Switzerland and supervised by the SFGB.

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