EasyPay
EasyPay is a Bulgarian electronic money institution that lets players fund a casino account through a cash-based payment code rather than a card or bank transfer.
A euro-denominated, code-based deposit channel built on a Bulgarian cash and terminal network.
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EasyPay Casinos — Deposits, Withdrawals and Where to Use
EasyPay is a Bulgarian electronic money institution that lets players fund an online casino account in cash or through its own digital channels, using a payment code the casino generates. It suits a player based in Bulgaria or elsewhere in the EU who prefers settling a deposit at a physical location or through a euro-based online channel rather than entering card details directly into a casino cashier. The casino list above on this page shows which operators in this catalogue currently list EasyPay as a deposit option.
What the EasyPay Payment Method Is
EasyPay is an electronic money institution and payment service provider headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, operating under a license granted by the Bulgarian National Bank — BNB Decision No. 258 of 25 October 2018. The company was founded in 2006 and earlier held a payment institution license issued in 2010, which the 2018 license replaced. Payments on the EasyPay network are processed in euro, in line with Bulgaria's move to EUR as its sole legal tender from 1 February 2026.
EasyPay runs a network of more than 2,500 retail agent locations in Bulgaria and abroad, combined with self-service terminals and an affiliated online channel, ePay.bg. ePay.bg is operated by EPAY AD, a separate legal entity registered as EasyPay's representative for certain payment services; outside Bulgaria, EasyPay also trades under the international brand FexoPay, tied to the same underlying company. The BNB license covers EasyPay as a financial institution and is not a gambling license — it says nothing about which casinos integrate the method or how a given operator handles it.
How to Deposit and Withdraw With EasyPay
Depositing with EasyPay works through a 10-digit payment code that the casino generates for the player; the available facts describe this flow for funding an account, not a matching process for sending money back out the same way.
To deposit, the player requests a 10-digit code from the casino, then settles it at an EasyPay cash desk, a supported self-service terminal, or online through ePay.bg. EasyPay's own FAQ confirms this route for gambling sites specifically. An ordinary cash payment of this kind does not require prior registration with EasyPay; identification becomes necessary only for certain regulated financial operations, where EasyPay asks for a valid ID document and applies its own KYC/AML checks.
| Operation | Speed | Limits | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| EasyPay cash/terminal/ePay.bg deposit code | Near-instant confirmation to the merchant; final crediting to the casino balance depends on the casino's own processing | 10–5,000 per transaction | Reported near 5.5% on one side of the transaction and around 1% on the other |
EasyPay's materials describe the deposit side of this flow but not a parallel process for sending casino payouts back through the same channel. A casino that lists EasyPay for funding an account does not automatically support it for payouts — that is a decision the casino makes on its own payment setup, which individual casino review pages in this catalogue document case by case.
EasyPay Fees, Limits and Processing Times
EasyPay's fee structure for this payment channel is recorded near 5.5% on one side of a transaction and around 1% on another, with individual payments ranging between 10 and 5,000. These figures describe EasyPay's classification as a cash-and-digital payment channel rather than a single casino's own terms — an operator can still set a tighter deposit minimum or a lower cashout cap on top, inside or below this range.
EasyPay confirms a payment to the merchant quickly once a code is settled at an agent, a terminal, or through ePay.bg. The point at which that payment turns into a usable casino balance depends on the casino's own processing queue rather than on EasyPay's network, and that queue is not the same from one operator to another.
- Ordinary cash payment at an EasyPay desk or terminal — no prior registration needed
- Certain regulated financial operations — a valid ID document and EasyPay's KYC/AML checks apply
On 1 January 2026, balances held on EasyPay accounts and cards in Bulgarian lev were converted to euro at the fixed official rate of 1 EUR = 1.95583 BGN, with a transition period for cash payments in both currencies through January before EUR became Bulgaria's sole legal tender from 1 February 2026.
Security and Identification With EasyPay Payments
EasyPay operates as a licensed electronic money institution under Bulgarian National Bank supervision rather than as an informal cash channel, and its 10-digit code model keeps a player's bank card or account details away from the casino itself — the casino only receives confirmation that a code was paid, not the payer's underlying banking credentials. Players who want a separate check on an operator's track record before relying on a single payment channel can look at which casinos carry a higher tier in Trusted Casinos.
- Withdrawal support — confirm the casino actually returns funds through EasyPay rather than only accepting it for deposits
- Currency match — EasyPay processes in euro, so check the casino account currency lines up
- Casino-side limits — a casino's own minimum deposit or maximum cashout can sit tighter than EasyPay's own transaction range
- Identification stage — a regulated operation may require a valid ID document even when the ordinary cash payment did not
Common Misconceptions About EasyPay Payments
- The casino's own balance update is a separate step that is not guaranteed to be instant, and the actual crediting time depends on the payment integration and processing by the casino.
- "EasyPay is a cryptocurrency or anonymous payment network" — it is a fiat, euro-denominated electronic money institution regulated by the Bulgarian National Bank, and regulated operations require identification; a player comparing it against crypto rails such as Tether (USDT) casinos is looking at a different risk profile.
- "A casino that lists EasyPay for deposits also pays out through it" — EasyPay's own materials describe the code-based deposit flow, not a matching payout process, so this needs a direct check against that casino's own terms.
A player weighing EasyPay against other regionally rooted cash-and-bank methods can also look at how Privat24 casinos handle transfers tied to a different national banking system, since the two methods serve similar practical needs through separate networks and separate rules.
Verdict on EasyPay Casinos
"EasyPay turns a Bulgarian cash and terminal network into a casino deposit channel: convenient for a player near its agent locations or comfortable transacting in euro, but the code confirms a deposit, not a payout route."
EasyPay suits a player who already holds euro, is based where its agent network or ePay.bg reaches, and prefers paying at a cash desk or terminal over entering card numbers into a casino cashier. No casino in this selection carries its own published EasyPay-specific limits or payout figures, so the casino list above and the operators' own review pages are where to confirm which newer additions, including recent entries in New Casinos, actually support the method, and whether a given operator treats it as deposit-only or extends it to payouts as well. Players who want an e-wallet-style alternative while comparing options can also check Payz casinos, and the full casino directory above remains the starting point for narrowing the list by country and currency.
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Update history
- Oct 20, 2026 — New sections: What the EasyPay Payment Method Is, Security and Identification With EasyPay Payments, Common Misconceptions About EasyPay Payments; removed: What Is EasyPay, EasyPay Security and Safety, Common Misconceptions About EasyPay; 5 facts added, 6 no longer stated.
- Oct 19, 2026 — New sections: EasyPay Fees, Limits and Processing Times, EasyPay Security and Safety, Common Misconceptions About EasyPay and 1 more; removed: Fees, Limits and Processing Times, Security and Safety of EasyPay Payments, Common Misconceptions About EasyPay Payments and 1 more; 7 facts added, 3 no longer stated.
EasyPay – FAQ
Does EasyPay charge a fee for casino deposits?
EasyPay's fee structure for this channel is recorded near 5.5% on one side of a transaction and around 1% on another, with individual casinos able to add their own charges on top.
Can I withdraw casino winnings through EasyPay?
EasyPay's own materials describe the 10-digit code flow for funding a casino account, not a matching process for sending payouts back through the same channel, so withdrawal support depends on the individual casino.
What is the minimum and maximum EasyPay payment?
EasyPay's classification for this payment channel lists transactions ranging between 10 and 5,000; a casino can still apply its own tighter minimum or maximum on top of that range.
Do I need ID to pay with EasyPay?
An ordinary cash payment at an EasyPay desk or terminal does not require prior registration, but certain regulated financial operations require a valid ID document and EasyPay's own KYC/AML checks.
What currency does EasyPay use for casino payments?
EasyPay processes in euro, following Bulgaria's switch to EUR as its sole legal tender from 1 February 2026.
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