Inpay
Inpay is a Danish-licensed payment institution that processes bank transfers for a number of online casinos, and this page explains how deposits and withdrawals actually move through its rails.
A bank-transfer payment method for casinos, built on SEPA, SEPA Instant, SWIFT and Open Banking rails rather than a card or e-wallet network.


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Inpay Casinos — Deposits, Withdrawals and Where to Use
Inpay is a payment method available at a selection of online casinos for moving money in and out of a player account through bank-transfer rails rather than a card or crypto wallet. Among the aggregator-style payment methods tracked in this catalogue, Inpay ranks second of four by the number of casinos carrying it, sitting well below Binance Pay's 50 casinos but ahead of Interkassa and Corefy, which each appear at 2 casinos — a gap that shows how uneven adoption is across this group. The casino list above shows which operators currently support it; across these 5 casinos, there are 55 active bonuses (wagering from 1x, averaging 31x, with 34 including free spins and matches up to 625%), and the operators typically hold an editorial rating of 4 (ranging from 4 to 4.8) with a trust tier of 4. The sections below cover what the method itself does with a deposit or a withdrawal request.
What Is the Inpay Payment Method
Inpay is a B2B cross-border payment provider, not a game studio or a casino brand: according to Inpay's own iGaming payments page, it builds the payment infrastructure that operators use to process pay-ins and payouts, and players interact with it only as the rail behind a deposit or withdrawal button. The company was founded in 2008 in Copenhagen by Jacob Tackmann Thomsen, and it is licensed by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority as an Electronic Money Institution under registration number 22008; it also holds a European Payment Institution licence obtained in 2014, according to SoftGamings' payment-provider documentation.
Inpay's payment methods for moving money include Bank Transfer, SEPA, SEPA Instant, SWIFT and Open Banking, per Inpay's own Money In documentation. Its EEA passporting covers all 30 EEA countries, and Inpay reports coverage across 90+ countries for pay-ins with payout reach extending to 200+ countries. According to iGamingPaymentSolutions' provider profile, Inpay serves operators licensed by regulators including the MGA, the UKGC and Curaçao, and the company reported EUR 60.1 million in revenue for 2023 while remaining self-funded (bootstrapped) rather than backed by outside investors.
How to Deposit and Withdraw With Inpay
A deposit through Inpay typically routes through whichever underlying rail the casino has enabled — SEPA, SEPA Instant, SWIFT or Open Banking — meaning the player selects Inpay at the cashier, is directed through a bank-transfer or open-banking authorisation flow, and the funds move from the player's bank to the casino's account via Inpay's processing layer. A withdrawal reverses that flow: the casino instructs Inpay to send funds back to the same bank account, subject to the casino's own KYC checks before the payout is released.
What this means for the reader:
- SEPA Instant is built for near-real-time transfers within the eurozone, so a deposit routed this way should clear faster than a standard SEPA transfer.
- Standard SEPA and Open Banking transfers follow normal business-day banking cycles rather than instant settlement.
- SWIFT transfers cross correspondent-banking networks and are generally the slowest of the four rails Inpay supports, particularly for corridors outside the EEA.
- Whether a specific casino actually enables Inpay for withdrawals, not only deposits, depends on that operator's own cashier configuration.
Inpay Fees, Limits and Processing Times
Inpay does not publish a fixed retail fee schedule for individual casino transactions, and neither does any of the five casinos in this selection, so no specific commission percentages or EUR limit figures can be stated here without inventing them. What is documented is the shape of the cost structure: SWIFT payments generally carry higher correspondent-bank charges than SEPA or SEPA Instant transfers, because SWIFT payments pass through more intermediary banks, each of which can apply its own handling fee. Whether that cost is absorbed by the casino or passed on to the player varies by operator and is set in that casino's own cashier terms, not by Inpay itself.
Inpay reports a 99% transaction success rate, according to its own insights page — a figure worth reading as processing reliability rather than a promise about how quickly any single withdrawal will clear, since clearing time still depends on the rail used and the casino's verification queue.
Inpay Security and Safety
Inpay operates as a regulated Electronic Money Institution under Danish FSA licence 22008, which means client funds and transaction processing are subject to the compliance obligations that come with EMI status, including the safeguarding rules that apply across its passported EEA licence. Because Inpay routes payments through bank-transfer and open-banking channels rather than storing card numbers, the casino itself never handles the player's full banking credentials directly — the authorisation happens through the bank or Inpay's Open Banking flow instead.
- Withdrawal support: confirm the casino actually offers Inpay for cashing out, not only for deposits, before relying on it.
- Verification timing: per our records, payout requests at operators such as Impressario or RocketPlay can be held until the casino's own KYC checks are completed, independent of how fast Inpay's rail itself processes the transfer.
- Regional reach: Inpay's coverage spans 90+ countries for pay-ins and 200+ for payouts, but a given casino may only enable it for the regions relevant to its own licence.
- Licence background: casinos accepting Inpay in this selection are licensed under Curaçao, Kahnawà:ke or Anjouan; check which of these applies before assuming a shared complaint or dispute process.
Players comparing this rail against other options can also review the broader trusted casinos selection, which lists operators evaluated on trust signals beyond payment methods alone.
Common Misconceptions About Inpay Payments
- "Bank transfers always mean instant withdrawal" — only SEPA Instant is designed for near-real-time settlement; standard SEPA and SWIFT follow banking-day and correspondent-network timelines instead.
- "No commission means the transfer is free everywhere" — Inpay's fee structure is not published per transaction, and SWIFT corridors typically involve intermediary-bank charges that SEPA transfers do not.
- "Bank transfer methods are anonymous" — Inpay's Danish FSA licence requires standard KYC and AML compliance, so a bank-transfer deposit is not an anonymous payment path.
- "90+ countries covered means every casino accepts players from all of them" — Inpay's country reach describes its own network, not the licensing or geo-restrictions of any individual casino using it.
Prefer a different rail? Neteller casinos route through an e-wallet instead of a bank transfer, and Skrill casinos offer a comparable e-wallet alternative for players who want faster cashier setup without a bank redirect.
Verdict on Inpay Casinos
"Inpay suits players comfortable with a bank-transfer flow and willing to check, casino by casino, whether the same rail that took the deposit is also enabled for the withdrawal."
Inpay fits players who already bank within the SEPA zone or hold accounts reachable by Open Banking, since those rails are built for that corridor rather than for card-free anonymity or crypto-style speed. It is a weaker fit for players expecting guaranteed instant payouts on every transaction, since SWIFT and standard SEPA timelines depend on the banking network, and casino-side KYC checks can extend the wait regardless of which rail processed the deposit.
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Update history
- Sep 2, 2026 — Covered Inpay's licensing, SEPA/SWIFT payout speed, fee structure and KYC-driven withdrawal delays
- Aug 18, 2026 — Covered Inpay's EMI/PSP status, SEPA/SWIFT/Open Banking flow, licensing and payout misconceptions
Inpay – FAQ
Does Inpay support both deposits and withdrawals at casinos?
It can, but this depends on whether the specific casino has enabled Inpay for payouts as well as deposits; the two are configured separately in each operator's cashier.
How fast is a deposit made through Inpay?
Speed depends on the rail used: SEPA Instant is built for near-real-time transfers, while standard SEPA and Open Banking payments follow normal banking-day cycles, and SWIFT transfers move through correspondent-banking networks that are typically slower.
Does Inpay charge fees for casino transactions?
Inpay does not publish a fixed retail fee schedule for casino payments; SWIFT transfers generally carry higher correspondent-bank charges than SEPA or SEPA Instant, and whether any cost is passed to the player depends on the individual casino's terms.
Is Inpay a licensed and regulated payment provider?
Yes. Inpay is licensed by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority as an Electronic Money Institution under registration number 22008, and it also holds a European Payment Institution licence obtained in 2014, giving it passporting rights across all 30 EEA countries.
Why might an Inpay withdrawal be delayed at a casino?
A delay is more often tied to the casino's own identity-verification (KYC) process than to Inpay's transfer speed itself, since the payout is only released once the operator completes its checks.












