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Payz (formerly ecoPayz) casinos

How deposits and withdrawals with Payz (formerly ecoPayz) 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

Payz is the current name of ecoPayz, an e-wallet that began in the early days of online payments as ecoCard. It is run by PSI-Pay Ltd, a UK-authorised electronic money institution and principal member of Mastercard, which also lets it issue prepaid and debit cards.

How Payz (formerly ecoPayz) works at casinos

At casinos, Payz works like other wallets: players load a balance, pay the operator from that balance, and get withdrawals back into the wallet without sharing card or bank details. The wallet supports more than fifty currencies, which can help players who gamble in a currency other than their own. Payz does not show its supported countries or fees prominently on its public pages, so players should check the fee pages and their eligibility before relying on it. Older casino cashiers may still use the ecoPayz name. It is a reasonable alternative where the larger wallets are not available.

Payment facts
Typee-wallet
CompanyPSI-Pay Ltd
Deposit speedinstant
Withdrawal speedoften 0–24h after casino approval (typical, varies)
FeesPayz publishes separate account and card fee pages, but they could not be retrieved; check payz.com before use.
Casino policyPayz, the renamed ecoPayz wallet, has long been offered at international casinos. Acceptance depends on the operator and the player's country.
VerificationPSI-Pay Ltd is an FCA-authorised electronic money institution (FRN 900011), so standard e-money identity verification applies.

Pros

  • Long-standing wallet with gaming acceptance
  • Supports more than 50 currencies
  • Optional prepaid and debit cards

Cons

  • Fee schedule harder to find
  • Country availability not clearly published
  • Less widely accepted than the largest wallets

Casinos that accept Payz (formerly ecoPayz)

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