EPS casinos for Austrian players

The three EPS casinos

Three casinos that accept players from Austria list EPS in their cashier. The table shows each one's welcome terms from our records, including the stake limit and the days you get to clear it.

How an eps payment runs

Raiffeisen, one of the banks behind the system, describes the steps. You pick eps-Überweisung in the casino cashier and land on a central list of banks. You choose yours and are passed to its online banking, where the transfer form is already filled in with the recipient, the amount and the payment reference. You release it with a TAN or digital signature. According to Raiffeisen, orders the bank's system has checked and accepted are confirmed online straight away and executed irrevocably, and the merchant receives the confirmation from your bank at once, so the casino does not wait for the money to arrive before crediting you. Your card number plays no part in it.

Who stands behind it

Payment Services Austria describes eps as a secure online payment system developed in cooperation with the Austrian banks, built on the online banking of the banks that offer it. More than 1,000 online shops accept it, and it is the official payment method for e-government in Austria. PSA lists eps among its own services. Raiffeisen names the participating groups: Raiffeisen, Bank Austria, BAWAG P.S.K., Erste Bank und Sparkassen, the Hypo banks and the Volksbank group. If your account is with one of them, you can use eps without opening anything new.

Irrevocable cuts both ways

The same feature that lets the casino credit you at once means a deposit cannot be pulled back once your bank has accepted it. Read the amount on the bank's screen before you enter the TAN, and set your own ceiling first: the bank-side view of an eps payment shows exactly what leaves your account, which makes it a good place to stop and check. If you want a limit fixed in advance, a prepaid voucher does that more bluntly.

One way only: plan the payout

Eps has no payout direction, so each casino returns winnings by another route. VegaDream is the only one of the three that lists a bank transfer, which keeps the money inside your own bank. All three list Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Revolut and crypto; Bison Casino adds Jeton. Verify your account early, because the first withdrawal is where identity checks happen, and use an e-wallet in the same name as your casino account.

Picking among the three

• VegaDream has the best-balanced package. Stage one is 100% up to €550 at 30x on the bonus, stage two 200% up to €500 at 25x, stage three 300% up to €600 at 20x, with 30 days and a €5 max bet. Match winnings carry no cash-out cap, but winnings from the deposit spins are capped at €150. It is also the only one with a stated payout time, 24 hours.
• GranaWin pays its 120 welcome spins as 30 on activation and 30 a day for the next three days. Separately it offers two no-deposit batches of 10 spins, for installing its app and for allowing push alerts, at 40x within 7 days and capped at €50 each. It lists about 12,000 games.
• Bison Casino has the lowest entry, €10, but the strictest terms: 30x on deposit plus bonus, a €2 max bet and 7 days. Its spins scale with the deposit: 10 for €10 to €99, 50 from €100, 100 from €200.

On a €100 first deposit, Bison's 30x on deposit plus bonus means €6,000 in bets; VegaDream's 30x on a €100 bonus means €3,000. Compare more packages on the welcome bonus page.

Wero on the horizon

The European Payments Initiative announced on 22 June 2026 that Erste Bank Oesterreich and Raiffeisen Bank International, with Raiffeisen regional banks, were becoming shareholders to roll out the Wero wallet in Austria. PSA said in January 2026 that it was preparing Wero issuing support for banks in Austria and Germany. None of this replaces eps for now, and no casino in our Austrian list shows Wero.

For a voucher alternative, see Paysafecard casinos, and for a longer walkthrough our guide to EPS casinos. On where these brands stand legally, read online casino law in Austria. Back to casinos for Austria.