Bancontact casinos

How deposits and withdrawals with Bancontact work at online casinos, what they cost, and which casinos in our database accept it.

By the Gambling Hero editorial team · Checked October 24, 2026

Short answer

Bancontact is Belgium's national debit card scheme and the payment method most Belgians use online. Almost every Belgian bank card carries the Bancontact brand, and payments can be made by entering the card details or by scanning a QR code with the Bancontact or banking app.

How Bancontact works at casinos

At casinos serving Belgian players, deposits are confirmed instantly. Withdrawals do not normally go back through Bancontact; operators send winnings to the player's Belgian bank account by transfer. The company behind the scheme, Bancontact Payconiq Company, is in the middle of a transition. The Payconiq brand is being dropped, and the mobile payment services are moving towards Wero, the pan-European wallet of the European Payments Initiative, with online Wero payments planned for Belgium. For now, Bancontact remains the standard way to pay from a Belgian account, and it cannot be used by players with foreign bank cards.

Payment facts
Type	card
Company	Bancontact Payconiq Company
Deposit speed	instant
Withdrawal speed	Not disclosed
Fees	Normally free for consumers; merchants pay per transaction.
Casino policy	Bancontact is Belgium's domestic debit scheme and app, widely offered by operators serving Belgian players. The Payconiq brand is being retired, and Payconiq by Bancontact is to be integrated into Wero (EPI) over 2026–2027; Wero e-commerce in Belgium is planned for 2026. Withdrawals are usually paid by bank transfer.
Verification	Payments are confirmed with the Belgian bank card or in the Bancontact/bank app.