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Zimpler casinos

How deposits and withdrawals with Zimpler 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

Zimpler is a Swedish pay-by-bank provider built around online gaming. It is authorised as a payment institution by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority and is now owned by TrueLayer, a London-based open banking company.

How Zimpler works at casinos

Zimpler sits directly in the casino cashier rather than being an app. The player selects it, confirms the payment through their own bank, often with an electronic ID such as BankID, and the deposit is credited at once. Zimpler also handles payouts, so winnings can reach the player's bank account within minutes of the casino approving them, which is its main draw. Its core markets are the Nordic countries, and it has also been authorised to offer Pix payments in Brazil. Players do not normally pay Zimpler a fee, though individual casinos can set their own charges. Availability depends on the casino and on the player's bank and country.

Payment facts
Typeinstant-banking
CompanyZimpler AB (a TrueLayer company)
Deposit speedinstant
Withdrawal speedoften minutes after casino approval via instant payouts (typical, varies)
FeesUsually free for the player; the merchant pays. Some casinos may charge their own fees.
Casino policyZimpler focuses on iGaming and investment platforms, with pay-by-bank deposits, instant payouts and cross-border payouts integrated directly into casino cashiers. TrueLayer completed its acquisition of Zimpler on 3 March 2026 after approval from the Swedish FSA. Zimpler announced authorisation to offer Pix payments in Brazil in November 2025.
VerificationPayments are authenticated through the player's bank (e.g. BankID in Sweden); Zimpler runs its own AML monitoring.

Pros

  • Instant deposits and fast payouts
  • No separate account or app needed
  • Built for gambling operators

Cons

  • Limited to supported markets
  • Depends on the player's bank
  • Not offered by every casino

Casinos that accept Zimpler

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