Casinos with a live offer for Canada whose published cashier includes Apple Pay.
Apple Pay Apple Pay lets you deposit with a card stored on your iPhone, confirmed by Face ID or Touch ID, without typing card numbers into the cashier. It is listed by seven casinos in our Canadian section.
Key points
| Casino | Score | Casino payout | Bonus min deposit |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 8.6 | 1 h | C$20 |
 | 8.5 | 1 h | C$20 |
 | 8.4 | 24 h | C$10 |
 | 8.3 | 24 h | C$30 |
 | 8.3 | 24 h | C$20 |
 | 8.3 | 48 h | C$20 |
 | 8.1 | 24 h | C$30 |
No offer in this list matches that filter.
Seven of the 19 casinos in our Canadian list show Apple Pay. Five of them also take Google Pay, so a household with mixed phones can share one casino; Goldex and LeoVegas are Apple-only on our records.
| Casino | Bonus minimum | Days to clear the welcome | Google Pay too |
|---|---|---|---|
| CasinOK | C$20 | 30 | yes |
| MagicianBet | C$20 | 7 | yes |
| Jackpot City | C$10 | 7 | yes |
| Goldex | C$30 | 7 | no |
| Grizzly's Quest | C$20 | 7 | yes |
| LeoVegas | C$20 | 7 | no |
| Gravira | C$30 | 5 | yes |
CasinOK gives the longest window, 30 days, which matters more than the headline when you play in short phone sessions. Gravira gives the shortest, five days.
Apple describes the mechanics on its Canadian Apple Pay page. The payment uses a device-specific number and a unique transaction code; your actual card number is not sent to the merchant and is not stored on Apple's servers. Every purchase is confirmed with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode, and Apple Pay works in Safari, other browsers and apps. Apple also states that it charges no fee for using it. For a casino you have not used before, that means the operator never holds your plastic card number, which limits the damage if its systems are ever breached.
Apple's list of participating Canadian issuers is long. It includes Royal Bank of Canada, TD Bank, CIBC, Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank, Desjardins, National Bank of Canada and Tangerine, dozens of credit unions from Vancity to Servus, and card issuers such as MBNA, President's Choice, Rogers Bank, Koho and Neo. Apple adds a caveat worth taking seriously: some cards from participating banks might not be supported, so add the card to Wallet before you build a casino session around it.
Apple Pay is a wrapper around the card you add; the issuer still decides how a casino charge is treated. A credit card that your bank codes as a cash advance for gambling stays a cash advance inside the wallet, with interest from day one and a separate cash limit. Our Mastercard page quotes one Canadian issuer's wording. A debit card in the wallet avoids that interest, though a bank that blocks gambling merchants will block them on debit too.
Apple Pay appears in these cashiers as a deposit method, and none of our records confirms payouts back to it. Every one of the seven takes Interac, so that is the obvious exit. For an e-wallet instead, Jackpot City, Goldex, Grizzly's Quest and LeoVegas list MuchBetter, while CasinOK, MagicianBet and Gravira list crypto. Set the exit up before your balance grows, because the casino will run KYC on the first request.
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Only where a casino's withdrawal tab lists it, and our records do not confirm that for any of the seven. Plan to cash out by Interac e-Transfer, which all seven accept, or by an e-wallet.
Apple says it uses a device-specific number and a unique transaction code, never sends your actual card number to merchants and does not store card numbers on its servers. Each payment needs Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode.
It can be. The wallet changes how the card is presented, not how your issuer classes a casino charge, so a bank that blocks gambling on credit will block it here too. A debit card avoids cash-advance interest.
No. Apple states it charges no fees when you use Apple Pay. A fee, if any, would come from the casino's cashier or from your card issuer.
Apple's Canadian list includes RBC, TD, CIBC, Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank, Desjardins, National Bank, Tangerine and many credit unions, plus card issuers such as MBNA, Koho and Neo. Apple notes that some cards from those banks may still not be supported.