Revolut casinos in the UK: sites that accept Revolut

Revolut casinos in the UK compared: cashier, limits and payout times

The notes below come from each operator's own banking, help and terms pages, read on 14 November 2026 from a UK connection. Three of the eight operators name Revolut as a payment method. The other five do not name it, and their public pages list debit cards, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and bank transfer. Welcome offers are for new customers aged 18 or over, and the operator's full terms apply.

bet365

bet365 lists Revolut Pay as a deposit method in its own right. The deposit is instant, and later payments can be set up to complete in one click. Money deposited through Revolut Pay is paid back to the Revolut account used for the deposit. The operator aims to process a withdrawal within two hours of the request and says processing can take up to 24 hours. The cashier also takes Visa, Mastercard and Maestro debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Pay by Bank and bank transfer. Gambling Commission accounts: 55148 and 55149.

247Bet

247Bet has a payment page for Revolut and takes it for deposits and withdrawals, with a minimum of £20 each way. Other methods on the site are Visa, Mastercard and Maestro, bank transfer, open banking, Apple Pay, Skrill, Neteller, Neosurf and Paysafecard. The welcome offer is 75 bonus spins on Big Bass Bonanza with a first deposit of at least £20, of which £20 has to be wagered on slots. Gambling Commission account: 52894.

Grand Ivy

Grand Ivy runs under the same Gambling Commission account, 52894, and also has a Revolut payment page: deposits and withdrawals start at £20. The cashier lists cards, Apple Pay, bank transfer, open banking and MiFinity as well. New players get 75 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza after a first deposit of at least £20 and £10 wagered on slots. The spins expire after 72 hours and winnings are credited as cash.

888 Casino

888casino does not name Revolut. Its banking pages list Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay, Pay by bank, PayPal, Luxon Pay and Paysafecard. The minimum card deposit is £10 and deposits are credited within ten minutes. Withdrawals by Pay by bank and PayPal are paid the same day, card and Apple Pay withdrawals take from the same day to three working days, and a wire transfer takes two to five working days. The site is operated by 888 UK Limited under Gambling Commission account 39028.

Betfair

Betfair takes debit cards and open banking deposits and applies a closed loop policy: a withdrawal goes back to the method used for the deposit. Instant withdrawals to Visa cards and participating Mastercards arrive within one to four hours, and standard withdrawals take two to five working days. The casino welcome offer is 50 free spins plus another 50 after depositing and spending £10 on eligible games; deposits made with e-wallets do not qualify. Gambling Commission accounts: 39439, 39435 and 39426.

QuinnBet

QuinnBet offers three deposit methods: debit card, Apple Pay and open banking. Withdrawals are typically processed within 24 hours once verification documents are approved. The money usually reaches the bank within a few hours, with two to three working days as the outer limit. Gambling Commission account: 61011.

All British Casino

All British Casino takes debit cards, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer. The general minimum is £10 per transaction and the maximum £5,000, and withdrawal requests are handled in under 24 hours on working days. New players get 100 cash spins on Le Bandit after depositing and wagering £10; Skrill deposits are excluded, and other bonuses carry a 10x wagering requirement. The operator is L&L Europe Ltd, licensed by the Gambling Commission for players in Great Britain.

BetCrown

BetCrown is operated by Anakatech Interactive Limited under Gambling Commission account 48789. Its public pages do not list payment methods, so the cashier shows them after sign in. The casino welcome offer is 50 bonus spins on Big Bass Splash for £10 in slot bets after a first deposit of at least £10. The spins are worth £0.10 each and expire after seven days.

What is a Revolut casino?

The phrase describes a payment route and nothing more: the casino belongs to a licensed operator, and Revolut only moves the money.

Banking and payments are the whole of its business: cards, balances, currency exchange and the gambling block described below. It operates no games, holds no gambling licence, and has no casino section in the app.

So a site billing itself as the official Revolut casino, or an app under the name Revolut Slots, is somebody else's product. A brand borrowing a bank's name is a reason to check its licence on the Gambling Commission register before anything else.

The same applies to a revolut casino login. There is no such login. Taking a payment requires card details and nothing else. No cashier has any use for a banking password, an app passcode, or a one time code dictated to someone over the phone.

How to deposit at a UK casino with Revolut

1. Open the casino cashier and look at the payment methods shown for an account registered in Great Britain. The same brand can show a different list in another country.
2. Choose a card payment or a bank transfer. For a card payment you type in the details of your Revolut debit card or use the card saved in Apple Pay or Google Pay. For a transfer you copy the account details from the cashier.
3. Open the Revolut app and check the gambling block before paying by card. While the block is on, Revolut refuses the card payment at authorisation.
4. Enter the amount, approve the payment in the Revolut app if it asks you to, and save the reference number from the cashier.
5. Look at the currency of the cashier. A balance in pounds pays a cashier in pounds without any conversion. If the cashier works in euros or dollars, Revolut converts the money.

A card payment appears in your Revolut history immediately. A transfer in pounds to a UK account costs nothing on the Standard plan and goes through the domestic payment system, so the card network is not involved.

Before a first deposit

Take the company name from the footer of the casino site and search for it in the Gambling Commission register of gambling businesses. Every operator licensed in Great Britain is listed there. If the name is missing, the operator holds no British licence.

Read the minimum withdrawal as well as the minimum deposit. Many cashiers accept deposits from £10 and pay out from £20, so a win of £15 would stay in the casino account until the balance reaches £20.

Think about where the winnings will go. Most cashiers pay back to the method used for the deposit, so it helps to deposit from a card or an account that you plan to keep.

Withdrawing casino winnings to Revolut

Revolut does not publish a payout time for casinos. The casino handles the first two stages of a withdrawal, and Revolut handles the third.

First the operator approves the request, and this stage takes anything from a few hours to several days. Then the operator sends the money. Finally Revolut credits it to your account.

The money comes back in one of two ways. A payout to the deposit card is processed as a card refund, and card refunds take longer than transfers. A payout to your sort code and account number arrives as an ordinary incoming payment. The gambling block and your card limits do not apply to incoming payments.

Some cashiers pay out only to the method used for the deposit. That can hold up a payout when the deposit came from a card inside a wallet, or from a virtual card whose number has changed since then. A deposit from a card or an account that stays the same avoids this problem.

Identity checks cause the other common delay. Operators licensed in Great Britain have to confirm who you are. If you upload the documents when you register, the first withdrawal does not have to wait for them.

Revolut casino fees and limits

Casinos do not add a fee for paying with Revolut, and Revolut has no fee for gambling payments. The costs that can apply come from your Revolut plan. The fee schedule for UK accounts is different from the schedule for euro area accounts.

Source: Revolut personal fee pages for the five plans, read on 13 November 2026.

All exchanges count towards one monthly limit, which covers currency, crypto and commodities together. Revolut gives this example for the Standard plan: £500 of currency, £300 of crypto and £200 of commodities use up the whole £1,000.

Fee pages for European accounts add 1% to conversions made at the weekend. The UK fee pages have no weekend line and use the monthly exchange limit in its place.

Cash withdrawals are the costly part. Once the free allowance is used, taking £25 from a cash machine costs £1, which is the minimum fee and equals 4% of the amount. Paying by card from the same balance costs nothing.

Example: a £20 deposit and a £60 payout

You deposit £20 by card or by a transfer in pounds to a UK account. Revolut charges nothing for either payment.

The casino later pays out £60 to your account. Revolut charges nothing for an incoming payment.

Suppose the cashier works in euros. In that case the deposit and the payout are both converted, and both amounts count towards the £1,000 monthly exchange limit of the Standard plan. Within the limit you pay the exchange fee that the app shows before you confirm. Above the limit Revolut adds a 1% fair usage fee on the excess.

Suppose you then withdraw the £60 at a cash machine after the monthly allowance is used. The fee is 2% with a £1 minimum, which comes to £1.20. Card spending from the same balance is free.

Revolut gambling block: how it works and how to turn it off

The gambling block is a setting in the Revolut app that stops card payments to gambling merchants. You find it under Profile, Security, Payments, Gambling block.

The block is switched off when an account is opened, so it only works after you turn it on.

When the block is on, Revolut declines card payments that it identifies as gambling. The help page lists bookmakers, online casinos and sports betting apps. It gives two examples: typing card details into a gambling site, and paying with the physical card in a betting shop.

Revolut recognises gambling by the merchant category code of the payment. The help page says the block cannot stop a payment if a gambling company uses a different code. The same page says Revolut accepts no liability for card payments that get through.

The block starts working as soon as you turn it on, and it cannot be bypassed while it is on. Turning it off takes up to 48 hours.

Why a Revolut deposit is declined

Most declined deposits have one of five causes.

• The gambling block is on. Revolut stops the card payment at authorisation, and turning the block off takes up to 48 hours.
• The card is treated as a credit card. Operators in Great Britain may not accept credit cards, including credit cards used through an e-wallet.
• A card limit or a security check stopped the payment. Revolut makes this decision for reasons that have nothing to do with gambling, and the app shows the reason on the transaction.
• The casino declined the payment. In that case the cashier shows the message, and the usual reason is verification or the country of the account.
• A national rule applied. Revolut says several European countries require it to stop payments in both directions between a customer and an unlawful gambling provider, and it checks the regulators' lists regularly. If a licensed operator seems to have been blocked by mistake, the page tells customers to contact support.

Is Revolut safe and legal for gambling in the UK?

Since 14 April 2020 a licensee in Great Britain has been unable to take a credit card, including a credit card presented through an e-wallet. The requirement applies to the operators rather than to banks, and each licensee assesses which payment types it can accept. Revolut set this out in a blog post dated 10 April 2020, adding that certain British operators might refuse its card from that date.

Personal Revolut cards sit in the debit category, the one licensees are allowed to take, so this route works where a credit product is turned away.

A debit card held inside a wallet is still a debit card, and the ban has nothing to do with how the card is presented. And a credit facility used to fund a current account before a deposit is outside the operator's view, which is precisely why the regulation targets the payment type rather than the source of funds.

A cashier that rejects a card without naming a reason may have read it as a credit product. Confirm the card type in your app before trying again.

How to check a UK licence

The gambling businesses register lists licensed companies, with the detail available to search and to download. Search it for the company named in a site's footer rather than the brand on the banner, because one company often trades under several brands and only the company holds the licence.

The regulatory actions register records action taken against licensees, and the public statements register carries the statements issued after enforcement. Together they are the closest thing to a public track record of an operator.

Signs an operator is not licensed in Great Britain

• A footer naming a licence from a jurisdiction outside Great Britain, with no Gambling Commission entry alongside it. The register settles the question in seconds.
• A sign up flow that never asks for identity documents. Verification is a licence condition here, and its absence is a stronger signal than any badge on a homepage.
• A cashier offering credit cards for deposits. Since 14 April 2020 that is not available to a licensee in Great Britain, so an operator offering it is telling you where it stands.
• No mention of GamStop anywhere on the site. The British self exclusion scheme is free and blocks access to online gambling accounts and apps, and operators licensed here are part of it.

Pros and cons of Revolut casinos

Pros

• Personal Revolut cards are debit cards, the card type a British licensee is allowed to take.
• Revolut charges no gambling fee, and a card payment or a local transfer in pounds is free on every plan.
• The gambling block is built into the app, applies at once and cannot be bypassed while it is on.
• A payout sent to your account details arrives as an incoming payment with no fee.

Cons

• Acceptance is the operator's decision, so not every cashier lists the card or a transfer for a Great Britain account.
• Lifting the gambling block takes up to 48 hours.
• Cash withdrawals above the plan allowance cost 2% with a £1 minimum, and currency conversion counts towards the monthly exchange limit.
• Revolut publishes no payout time for casinos, so the wait depends on the operator.

Revolut casino bonuses

Revolut runs no casino promotions. Bonuses come from operators, under terms published by operators, and paying with Revolut does not change a wagering requirement or a maximum conversion figure.

Read the promotional terms for a wagering figure and a maximum conversion figure. Where those numbers are missing, the decision rests entirely with the operator.

Alternatives to Revolut at UK casinos

The same Revolut account can pay a casino by card, through a wallet or by bank transfer, and each route has its own page.

For card payments in detail, see Visa and Mastercard casinos.

For wallets, the setup and the limits, see Apple Pay casinos and Google Pay casinos.

For the transfer route, Faster Payments and open banking, see bank transfer casinos.

For the crypto question, and why no crypto casino holds a Great Britain licence, see crypto casinos.

Revolut casino FAQ

Sources

1. Revolut help centre, how the gambling block works, en-GB, read 13 November 2026.
2. Revolut help centre, declined payments to a gambling operator, read 13 November 2026.
3. Revolut blog, new UK gambling payments rules, 10 April 2020.
4. Revolut help centre, gambling support in the UK, read 13 November 2026.
5. Revolut personal fee pages, Standard, Plus, Premium, Metal and Ultra, read 13 November 2026.
6. GamStop, self exclusion scheme, read 13 November 2026.
7. Gambling Commission public registers, read 13 November 2026.
8. Operators' own banking, help and terms pages, read 14 November 2026 from a UK connection.
9. Casino specific limits, fees and payout times are not published by Revolut.