The list below shows operators licensed in Great Britain, followed by how a transfer from Revolut works, what it costs and how payouts come back.
The list above names bet365, 888 Casino, Betfair, QuinnBet, All British Casino, BetCrown, Grand Ivy and 247Bet. Licence and cashier details for each operator are on the main page.
Each operator here holds a Great Britain licence, which you can confirm in the public register.
What is a bank transfer casino?
The cashier displays account details and a reference, and you send the payment from your banking app. For a Revolut customer the route differs from the card one in two ways: it is free in your base currency, and the app's gambling block does not reach it. Some cashiers also offer open banking, and Revolut's help centre lists an easy bank transfer among its own top-up methods.
How to deposit by bank transfer
- Open the cashier and choose the bank transfer option, then read the account details it displays. Those details change between brands and sometimes between visits, because payment processors change.
- Send the payment from your Revolut account, matching the reference the cashier gives you. A missing reference is the most common reason a transfer sits uncredited.
- Keep one currency on both sides. Sending in the currency your account is held in, to a domestic account, costs nothing. A payment needing conversion uses the plan allowance, which on Standard is £1,000 a month with 1% charged on the excess.
- Expect the credit once the operator matches the payment, not the moment it leaves your account.
How to withdraw by bank transfer
Money sent back to your account details lands as a credit, and credits are unaffected by any limit you have configured.
Three segments make the wait: the operator approves, the operator sends, your bank credits. Only the third is quick, and only the first varies by days.
Many cashiers insist on returning funds the way they arrived, so paying in by transfer tends to mean being paid out by transfer, which happens to be the quicker of the two.
Bank transfer casino fees and limits
| Line | What applies |
|---|---|
| Local payment in base currency | free on all personal plans |
| Euro payment inside SEPA | free on all personal plans |
| Instant transfer to another Revolut user | free, worldwide |
| Other international payments | a fee applies, shown in the app before you confirm |
| Monthly exchange limit, Standard | £1,000, then a 1% fair usage fee |
| Casino deposit minimum and payout minimum | set by the operator, not by Revolut |
The Revolut gambling block and bank transfers
Within the app, the block catches card payments whose merchant category marks them as gambling. It bites the moment you switch it on, and removal runs to 48 hours. Transfers are outside it, which the help page states directly.
A second control works at country level. Where a European state requires it, the bank says it halts money moving in either direction between its customer and a gambling provider operating unlawfully, applying the regulator's own list.
If you have enabled the block as a self control measure, a transfer is not covered by it, and GamStop is the tool that closes gambling accounts at the operator end.
Bank transfer casino FAQ
Are there fees for bank transfers at online casinos?
From Revolut, a transfer sent in your account's own currency to a domestic account is free on every personal plan.
How long do bank transfers take at online casinos?
The deposit is credited once the operator matches the payment to your reference, not the moment it leaves your account.
Can I withdraw by bank transfer?
Yes. Many cashiers return funds the way they arrived, and money sent to your account details lands as a credit. Revolut publishes no casino payout time.
Why has my transfer not been credited?
Usually a missing or mistyped reference, or details copied from an earlier deposit after the operator changed processor.
Does the Revolut gambling block stop a bank transfer to a casino?
No. Card payments are its scope, and the help page lists transfers and third party app payments outside it.
Sources
- Revolut personal fee pages for British plans, read 13 November 2026.
- Revolut help centre, how the gambling block works, read 13 November 2026.
- Revolut help centre, declined payments to a gambling operator, read 13 November 2026.
- Revolut help centre, adding money section listing the easy bank transfer method, read 13 November 2026.
- Gambling Commission public registers, read 13 November 2026.
- Casino deposit minimums, payout minimums and payout times are not published by Revolut.
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