Crypto casinos

Quick facts

• Who this page is for: players in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, the four Atlantic provinces and the three territories. Not Ontario, not Alberta.
• How many: 15 of the 42 casinos on our Canadian list show crypto on their own site. For 26 of the other 27 we found crypto only on review sites. For Winmega we found it nowhere.
• Coins: six of the 15 name coins on their own pages: BEEF, FS Casino, iWild, Pistolo, Slots Palace and Spinbara. The other nine show a crypto logo or mention crypto without naming coins.
• Canada-specific pages: two. Spinbara's payments page has a Canada setting, and Pribet shows its crypto logo in its Canada locale footer. The other 13 showed us an international page.
• Withdrawals: seven confirm crypto withdrawals on their own site. Spinbara and Lollyspins list crypto for withdrawals, and the terms of BEEF, Flagman, FUGU, Irwin and Martin set a limit for crypto withdrawals. The other eight do not say.
• Canadian dollars: 11 of the 15 show CAD on their own site. BEEF's site and iWild's terms leave it out. For FS Casino and Slots Palace, only third-party sites list CAD.
• Mixed signals: the terms of FS Casino and Needforspin do not match the crypto on their own pages.
• Licences: none of the 15 is regulated by a Canadian province. Six hold a Curaçao licence the regulator shows as active. Five have a Curaçao licence whose term has passed in the regulator's list, although for three of them the certificate page still says active. Four show no licence we could verify.
• Gambling age: 19+, except 18+ in Quebec and Manitoba.

How we decided who is on this list

Payment lists on review sites are rarely filtered by country. On October 20 and 21, 2026, we went to each casino's own site and read the footer, payments page, help centre, homepage and terms. Seven casinos build their pages by script, so for those we read the same text from the public content feed the site loads. We did not open accounts or make deposits, so we saw no logged-in cashier.

• Counts: a crypto logo or named coins in the casino's footer, payments page or homepage payment list, or crypto in its terms, as a payment type or as a crypto withdrawal limit.
• Does not count: crypto listed only by review sites, however many of them.
• Terms only: Flagman, Irwin and Martin show crypto only in their terms, as a monthly limit on crypto withdrawals. FUGU's terms also name cryptocurrency as a payment type. None of the four names a coin on a page we could read.

A logo is not a promise. It shows that the casino advertises crypto. It does not show which coins your cashier will offer, or whether you can withdraw the same way. Crypto is not one of the seven points in our rating; see how we rate casinos.

Offers are left out of this page on purpose. Each casino's current offer and its terms are on its page on our site and on the casino's own site.

The 15 at a glance

Where crypto appears, coins named by the casino, and Canadian dollars. Provinces refused are in the next section.

• BEEF: crypto payments page, eight coins named. Crypto withdrawals in the terms. No CAD.
• Flagman: terms, crypto withdrawal limit. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• FS Casino: homepage table, Bitcoin and Ethereum; the terms say no crypto. CAD third-party only.
• FUGU: terms, crypto as a payment type and a crypto withdrawal limit. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Irwin: terms, crypto withdrawal limit. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• iWild: terms, crypto as playing currencies, four coins named. No CAD.
• Lollyspins: homepage lists, crypto through Binance Pay and CoinsPaid, deposits and withdrawals. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Martin: terms, crypto withdrawal limit. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Mino Casino: footer logo. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Needforspin: footer logo; the terms do not list crypto. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Pistolo: payments page, 11 coins named. CAD yes.
• Pribet: Canada locale footer logo. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Rolling Slots: footer logo. Coins not named. CAD yes.
• Slots Palace: homepage text, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and Ripple. CAD third-party only.
• Spinbara: Canada payments page, coins named for deposits and withdrawals. CAD yes.

Casino by casino: what we found

In alphabetical order; the list at the top of the page sets the order we show them in.

BEEF

• Crypto: the casino's cryptocurrency payments page lists BTC, BCH, ETH, USDT (ERC-20 and TRC-20), TRX, DOGE, LTC and XRP for deposits. The terms set a monthly crypto withdrawal limit and ask for an ID photo for crypto withdrawals of EUR 1,250 or more. No separate withdrawal coin list is published.
• Canadian dollars: no. The site names USD, EUR, KZT and UAH as its fiat currencies.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/169/0146, Galaktika N.V. The Curaçao Gaming Authority's certificate shows it as active, with beef.casino on the domain list. The mirror sites beef-casino9.com and beef-casino39.com are not on that list.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province. NetEnt games are blocked in British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec.
• Worth knowing: the terms ask for a passport and a second government ID at registration. The only responsible gambling tool described is self-exclusion through support.

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Flagman

• Crypto: the terms set a crypto withdrawal limit of US$1,000,000 a month. No coin is named on the pages we could read. sigma.world (third-party) lists nine coins for Canada.
• Canadian dollars: yes. The terms quote limits in C$.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/169/0146, Galaktika N.V.; the regulator's validator shows flagman.casino as active. The site also holds a second footer text naming a Costa Rica company, 3-102-951923 SRL, which is on the Tobique Gaming Commission's list. Which one a Canadian visitor sees is unknown.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province. NetEnt games are blocked in British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec.
• Worth knowing: Casino Guru (third-party) lists 26 complaints, mostly delayed withdrawals, including two cases of confiscated winnings.

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FS Casino

• Crypto: the homepage payment table, served to us in euros, lists Bitcoin and Ethereum. The terms' anti-money-laundering section says the company does not accept payments from "anonymous payment instruments (cryptocurrencies, anonymous wallets etc.)". The casino's own pages contradict each other, so ask support in writing before you send coins.
• Canadian dollars: listed by Casino Guru (third-party). The sign-up currency list was not visible to us.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/767/0360, Intelligent Innovations N.V. The certificate page shows it as active; the registry list of October 20, 2026, shows the term ended May 14, 2026, status "Assessment in progress". The two official sources disagree.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms refuse Ontario.
• Worth knowing: Casino Guru (third-party) lists 144 complaints, mostly delayed withdrawals and long verification.

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FUGU

• Crypto: the terms name cryptocurrency as a payment type and set a crypto withdrawal limit of US$1,000,000 a month. No coin is named on the pages we read. casino.org (third-party) lists BTC, ETH, DOGE and USDT, among others.
• Canadian dollars: yes, in the site's currency list for Canada.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/169/0146, Galaktika N.V., shown as active for fugu.casino. The terms served for CAD name a different company, 3-102-951923 SRL of Costa Rica, which is on the Tobique list with no domains shown.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta and New Brunswick. The terms refuse New Brunswick. NetEnt games are blocked in British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec.
• Worth knowing: Casino Guru (third-party) lists eight complaints, nearly all about delayed withdrawals.

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Irwin

• Crypto: the terms set a crypto withdrawal limit of US$1,000,000 a month. No coin is named on the pages we read. Two third-party sites list crypto both ways, with different coins.
• Canadian dollars: yes. The terms quote limits in C$.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/169/0146, Galaktika N.V., shown as active for irwin.casino. A second footer text names 3-102-951923 SRL of Costa Rica.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province. NetEnt games are blocked in British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec.
• Worth knowing: among 14 complaints, Casino Guru (third-party) records one self-exclusion that was not enforced.

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iWild

• Crypto: the terms name the currencies you can play in: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, USDT (ERC-20 and TRC-20), "other crypto currencies" and EUR. So your balance can be held in crypto. No payment list is shown on public pages.
• Canadian dollars: no. The terms name EUR and USD as the internal currencies.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/758/0228, Goodwin N.V. The certificate shows it as active, and the registry list shows it as "Indefinite".
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province.
• Worth knowing: the terms say deposit limits cannot be applied to crypto deposits. Casino Guru (third-party) lists 277 complaints.

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Lollyspins

• Crypto: the homepage deposit list names crypto through Binance Pay and CoinsPaid, and the withdrawal list names crypto through CoinsPaid. No coins are named.
• Canadian dollars: yes, in the homepage currency list.
• Licence: homepage text names a Curaçao licence issued to Altacore N.V., with no number. In the Curaçao register, that licence term expired on December 24, 2025, status "Assessment in progress".
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms refuse Ontario.
• Worth knowing: Interac is on the deposit list only, so crypto is one of the withdrawal routes the casino does name.

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Martin

• Crypto: the terms set a crypto withdrawal limit of US$1,000,000 a month. No coin is named on the pages we read, and we found no Canada-specific review.
• Canadian dollars: yes. The terms quote limits in C$.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/169/0146, Galaktika N.V., shown as active for martin.casino. The terms served for CAD name 3-102-951923 SRL of Costa Rica instead.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta and New Brunswick. The terms refuse New Brunswick. NetEnt games are blocked in British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec.
• Worth knowing: Casino Guru (third-party) lists 12 complaints, including one self-exclusion not enforced.

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Mino Casino

• Crypto: a crypto logo in the footer, coins not named. Casino Guru (third-party) lists five coins.
• Canadian dollars: yes. Canada is in the sign-up country list with CAD.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/589/0556, GBL Solutions N.V. The certificate page shows it as active, with minocasino.com listed; the registry list of October 20, 2026, shows the term ended April 14, 2026, "Assessment in progress". The two official sources disagree. The mirror minocasino13.com is not on the domain list.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province.
• Worth knowing: the site says verification is required once a withdrawal request is submitted.

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Needforspin

• Crypto: a crypto logo in the footer, coins not named. The terms say funds are accepted only by credit card, debit card, bank transfer or e-wallet, and that withdrawals go back to the deposit method. Footer and terms do not match.
• Canadian dollars: yes. Canada is in the sign-up country list with CAD.
• Licence: the same Curaçao licence as Mino Casino, with the same disagreement between the certificate page and the registry list. The address redirects to needforspin81.com, which is not on the domain list.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province.
• Worth knowing: until you are verified, the terms cap payouts at EUR 2,000 per 24 hours and EUR 2,300 in total.

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Pistolo

• Crypto: the payments page, served to us in euros, lists BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, TRX, USDC (including on Solana), USDT (ERC20, BEP20, TRC20 and Solana), BNB, DOGE, SOL and ADA. It does not split deposits and withdrawals.
• Canadian dollars: yes, in the terms' withdrawal-limit table.
• Licence: none shown. Third parties name Stellar Ltd, whose Anjouan licence does not list pistolo.com.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms we read from outside Canada name no province.
• Worth knowing: complaint sites (third-party) report self-exclusion applied late, including one unresolved claim of a 21-day delay.

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Pribet

• Crypto: a crypto logo in the footer of the Canada locale, coins not named. There is no payments page, and the terms say withdrawal methods may differ by market. AskGamblers (third-party) lists Bitcoin for deposits, not withdrawals.
• Canadian dollars: yes, in the sign-up currency list.
• Licence: none shown. The dispute page names New Era N.V.; the Curaçao register lists a licence for New Era B.V. The company forms differ and the register lists no websites, so we record it as not verified.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province.
• Worth knowing: the terms cap withdrawals at EUR 5,000 per 7 days and allow a fee of up to 8% on multiple withdrawals within 30 days.

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Rolling Slots

• Crypto: a crypto logo in the footer, coins not named. Casino Guru (third-party) lists 12 coins.
• Canadian dollars: yes, the site's default currency for Canada.
• Licence: Curaçao OGL/2024/589/0556, GBL Solutions N.V. The registry list of October 20, 2026, shows the term expired April 14, 2026, status "Assessment in progress".
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province.
• Worth knowing: the terms charge EUR 10 a month on accounts with no real-money play for six months.

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Slots Palace

• Crypto: the homepage text, served to us in euros, names Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and Ripple next to Visa, Mastercard and MuchBetter. It does not split deposits and withdrawals.
• Canadian dollars: listed by Casino Guru (third-party). The casino's pages we read showed euros only.
• Licence: none we could verify. The homepage names Rabidi N.V., whose Curaçao licence the regulator's enforcement register lists as revoked since June 11, 2024. Stellar Ltd's Anjouan licence, named by a third party, does not list a Slots Palace domain.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms did not load for us, so other refusals are unknown.
• Worth knowing: Casino Guru (third-party) lists 98 complaints, including closure and self-exclusion requests not enforced.

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Spinbara

• Crypto: the public payments page with Canada and Canadian dollars selected lists the same crypto set for deposits and withdrawals: BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, TRX, BNB, DOGE, SOL, ADA, USDT (ERC20, BEP20, TRC20 and Solana), USDC and USDC on Solana. The only casino here whose own Canadian view lists crypto both ways.
• Canadian dollars: yes, on the payments page and in the terms.
• Licence: no licence, number or seal on the site, so nothing to check in a register.
• Provinces not accepted: Ontario, Alberta. The terms name no province.
• Worth knowing: Casino Guru (third-party) lists 125 complaints across its casino group, mostly delayed withdrawals and verification.

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Paying with crypto from Canada: what changes and what does not

How crypto payments work at these casinos. This is not investment advice.

• Your ID is still checked. Every casino here whose terms we could read can ask for ID and proof of address, and Slots Palace says full access follows verification. BEEF asks for an ID photo for crypto withdrawals of EUR 1,250 or more. Spinbara's and Pistolo's terms ask for proof that you own the payment methods you use. Crypto does not make you anonymous to the casino.
• Prices move. Most coins can rise or fall a lot in a day. Between deposit and withdrawal, the same coins can be worth more or fewer Canadian dollars.
• Stablecoins follow the US dollar. USDT and USDC track the US dollar, not the Canadian dollar, so the exchange rate still moves what your balance is worth in CAD.
• Network fees. Every crypto transfer pays a fee to the network it runs on. It depends on the coin, the network and how busy it is.
• The network must match. Spinbara and Pistolo list USDT on four networks. Coins sent on a network the address does not support can be lost.
• No chargebacks. Your bank cannot reverse a crypto transfer. Coins sent to a wrong address are usually gone.
• Which currency is your balance? iWild's terms let you play in crypto. For the other 14 we could not see whether a crypto deposit is converted, and at what rate. Ask support before you deposit.
• Taxes. Crypto gains and losses can have tax consequences in Canada, separate from any gambling question. Check the Canada Revenue Agency's guidance on canada.ca, or ask a tax professional.

Withdrawing in crypto: what to check before you deposit

This is where the 15 differ most:

• Crypto listed for withdrawals: Spinbara, on its Canadian payments page, and Lollyspins, through CoinsPaid.
• A crypto withdrawal limit in the terms: BEEF, Flagman, FUGU, Irwin and Martin, US$1,000,000 a month. BEEF's and FUGU's terms set no crypto limit at their top account level.
• Crypto listed, but not split by side: Pistolo and Slots Palace.
• Not stated: FS Casino, iWild, Mino Casino, Needforspin, Pribet and Rolling Slots.

1. Open the withdrawal options in the cashier, not just the deposit options, and check that your coin and network are there.
2. Read the rule on returning funds. Needforspin's terms send withdrawals back to the deposit method, but do not list crypto as one. Pribet's say withdrawal methods may differ by market.
3. Check the withdrawal limits in the terms. Flagman, FUGU, Irwin and Martin set C$6,000 a day in fiat at the entry level, and C$187,500 a month unless otherwise agreed. iWild sets a general US$1,000 a day. The others print their own tables; read them before you deposit.
4. Have your documents ready. Expect ID and proof of address before your first withdrawal, whatever you paid with.
5. Copy the address from the cashier each time. Never use a wallet address sent to you by email or in a chat.

How to check a casino's crypto claims yourself

• Read the casino's own pages, not a review site. Search the terms for "crypto". If the terms leave crypto out, or refuse it, as FS Casino's do, ask support in writing and keep the reply.
• Check the address you are on. Several casinos here redirected us to numbered mirror sites. BEEF's, Mino Casino's and Needforspin's mirrors are not on their licence's domain list.
• Check the licence yourself. The registers are linked under Sources. A licence whose domain list leaves out the casino's address does not show that it covers that site.

The other 27 casinos

There are 42 casinos on our Canadian list, so 27 are not on this page. For 26 of them, review sites list crypto, but the casino's own pages we could read do not. Betrepublic, Casinia, Cleobetra, MyEmpire, Neon54, Pandido and Rabona, for example, show cards and Interac on their own sites, but no crypto. For Winmega, no source we read lists crypto at all.

Every casino we cover is on our all casinos page. Casinos that show Interac on their own site are on our Interac casinos page, and the six we review in full are on our top-rated casinos page.

Responsible gambling

A crypto wallet can top up a casino account at any hour, without your bank in between. Set a budget in Canadian dollars before you start, and stop when it is spent. At these 15 casinos, the tools you can set yourself vary:

• Limits in your account: Flagman, FUGU, Irwin and Martin describe deposit, wager and loss limits, a cooling-off period and self-exclusion. Mino Casino describes deposit, loss, wager and session limits, breaks and reality checks.
• Breaks and reality checks only: Rolling Slots and Needforspin, with no deposit limit described.
• Not for crypto: iWild sets limits in the account or through support, but its terms say deposit limits cannot be applied to crypto deposits.
• Through support only: at BEEF, FS Casino, Pistolo, Pribet and Spinbara, limits, a time-out or self-exclusion go through support, usually by email. Keep the confirmation they send you.
• Not clear: Lollyspins advises deposit and time limits, but does not say whether you can set them yourself. Slots Palace's page did not load for us.

Self-exclusion at an offshore casino is separate from your province's programs: excluding yourself from a provincial site does not block you at the casinos on this page, and the other way round. Our responsible gambling page covers the warning signs and how to set limits. Free, confidential help lines for every province and territory are in the footer of this page.

Frequently asked questions

Which online casinos accept crypto in Canada?

On our Canadian list, 15 casinos show crypto on their own site: BEEF, Flagman, FS Casino, FUGU, Irwin, iWild, Lollyspins, Martin, Mino Casino, Needforspin, Pistolo, Pribet, Rolling Slots, Slots Palace and Spinbara. We checked each site on October 20 and 21, 2026. Review sites list crypto for most of the other 27, but we count only what the casino itself shows. FS Casino's terms say it does not accept cryptocurrencies, so ask its support first.

Which coins can I use at these casinos?

Only six of the 15 name coins on their own pages. Spinbara's Canadian payments page and Pistolo's payments page each list 11, including BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, USDT and USDC. BEEF lists eight, iWild four, Slots Palace four and FS Casino two. The other nine show crypto without naming coins, so check the cashier. For USDT, also check the network: Spinbara and Pistolo list it on four.

Can I withdraw my winnings in crypto?

Seven of the 15 confirm it on their own site. Spinbara lists crypto for withdrawals on its Canadian payments page, Lollyspins names crypto through CoinsPaid, and the terms of BEEF, Flagman, FUGU, Irwin and Martin set a limit of US$1,000,000 a month for crypto withdrawals. Pistolo and Slots Palace list coins without saying which side they cover. The other six do not say. Open the withdrawal options in the cashier before you deposit.

Do I still have to verify my identity if I pay with crypto?

Yes. The terms we could read at these casinos allow them to ask for ID and proof of address, usually before your first withdrawal, and several also ask for proof that the payment method is yours. BEEF's terms ask for an ID photo for crypto withdrawals of EUR 1,250 or more. Paying in crypto does not make you anonymous to the casino, and a withdrawal can wait until the checks are done.

Will my balance be in Canadian dollars or in crypto?

It depends on the casino. iWild's terms let you play in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, USDT and other coins, or in euros, but not in Canadian dollars. BEEF does not offer CAD either. Eleven of the 15 show CAD on their own site, but none of them says how a crypto deposit is converted, or at what rate. Ask support before you deposit. Remember that USDT and USDC follow the US dollar, not the Canadian dollar.

Sources

Facts on this page were checked on October 20 and 21, 2026. Several sites redirected us to numbered mirror domains, and most served us an international view, so a visitor in Canada may see a different cashier.

• Casinos' own sites: footer, payments page, help centre, homepage, terms and conditions and responsible gaming page, where they loaded. For seven script-built sites, the public content feed their pages load.
• Regulator registers: Curaçao Gaming Authority, licence register; Curaçao Gaming Authority, certificate for OGL/2024/169/0146; Curaçao Gaming Authority, certificate for OGL/2024/589/0556; Anjouan Gaming, licence register; Tobique Gaming Commission, licence holders.
• Third-party sites, labelled as third-party wherever we use them: Casino Guru, AskGamblers, casino.org and sigma.world.

Found something out of date, or a casino that now shows crypto on its own site? Tell us and we will check it again.