SecureTrading
SecureTrading, operated by Trust Payments Ltd, is a UK-based payment processing service used by a small number of online casinos for card and multi-currency transactions.
A regulated UK payment processor for casino deposits — check whether withdrawals are supported before relying on it as your main method.
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SecureTrading Casinos — Deposits, Withdrawals and Where to Use
SecureTrading is the trading name historically associated with Trust Payments Ltd, a UK payment processing company founded in 1997. Among the casinos tracked in this catalogue, SecureTrading sits 122nd of 247 payment methods ranked by how many casinos carry it, which places it well below high-volume rails such as Mastercard or Visa, each carried by 127 casinos in the same catalogue, and closer to niche options like USDT ton, carried by 4 casinos, or Help2Pay and QRIS, each carried by 3. That spread means SecureTrading is not a default option at most operators, so a player choosing it should confirm acceptance at a specific casino rather than assume it works everywhere.
What Is SecureTrading Payment Processing
SecureTrading operates as a card and multi-currency payment processor rather than a consumer-facing e-wallet: deposits are typically routed through the operator's payment page and settled by Trust Payments' infrastructure in the background. According to the company's own schema data, Trust Payments Ltd is based in the United Kingdom and was founded in 1997, with services extended across the United Kingdom, the United States, Malta and wider Europe. The company accepts more than 160 currencies and settles in 14 currencies, including GBP, EUR and USD, which supports casinos serving players across multiple regions without forcing a single settlement currency.
How to Deposit and Withdraw with SecureTrading
Depositing through SecureTrading generally follows the same flow as a card payment gateway: the player enters card or account details at the casino's cashier, the transaction is authorised through Trust Payments' processing layer, and funds are credited to the casino balance once approved. No confirmed data in this catalogue specifies whether SecureTrading is enabled for withdrawals at the operators that list it, so players should treat it as a deposit-focused method until a specific casino confirms cashout support in its own cashier. The casino list above, including SpinsUp and Fortune Play, shows which operators currently carry this method alongside their other payment options.
Fees, Limits and Processing Times for SecureTrading
No specific deposit or withdrawal fees, minimum and maximum limits, or processing-time figures for SecureTrading are confirmed in this catalogue for the linked casinos, so none are stated here. What is documented is the processor's currency reach: Trust Payments settles in 14 currencies out of the 160-plus it accepts, which affects how a deposit in one currency may be converted before it reaches a casino balance. For players looking for promotions, the 3 casinos in this catalogue that carry SecureTrading offer 47 active bonuses with wagering starting at 10x (averaging 29x), including 23 with free spins and matches up to 425%. Where a casino applies its own withdrawal review or KYC verification step, that step — not the payment method itself — is usually what determines how long a payout actually takes.
Trust Payments accepts more than 160 currencies but settles transactions in only 14, including GBP, EUR and USD — a deposit made in a non-settlement currency may involve a conversion step handled by the processor rather than the casino.
Security and Safety of SecureTrading Payments
SecureTrading operates under card-industry security certification: Trust Payments holds a PCI DSS Level 1 licence, the highest tier of card-data security compliance, according to the company's own schema data. Trust Payments Ltd is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority as a Payment Institution (FRN: 900709) under the Payment Services Regulations 2017 (Ref. 932557), and Trust Payments (Malta) Limited is separately authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority for payment services. Trust Payments has also built dedicated payment infrastructure supporting UK Gambling Commission-compliant payment flows, with specialist underwriting for online casinos and gaming platforms — relevant context for operators regulated in that market, though the casinos linked to SecureTrading in this catalogue currently hold Anjouan or Tobique licences rather than a UK Gambling Commission licence.
- Withdrawal support — confirm in the casino cashier whether SecureTrading is enabled for payouts, not only deposits
- Casino licence — check whether the operator's licence covers your country before depositing
- Settlement currency — verify which of the 14 settlement currencies your deposit will be processed in
- Verification requirements — expect a KYC check before a first withdrawal at most linked casinos
Players who prefer to browse casinos by device before choosing a payment route can check the Mobile Casinos hub, while those weighing operator reliability alongside payment support can review the Trusted Casinos listing.
Common Misconceptions About SecureTrading Casinos
Several assumptions about card-based processors like SecureTrading do not hold up in practice.
- "It works the same as an e-wallet" — SecureTrading is a payment processor operating behind the casino's card cashier, not a standalone wallet the player logs into separately.
- "160+ supported currencies means every casino offers all of them" — the processor's currency reach is a company-level figure; individual casinos still choose which currencies to display at checkout.
- "If it takes deposits, it takes withdrawals" — payment methods are frequently deposit-only at a given operator, and this catalogue does not confirm withdrawal support for SecureTrading at the linked casinos.
- "A PCI DSS licence guarantees fast payouts" — PCI DSS Level 1 covers card-data handling security, not withdrawal processing speed, which is set by the casino's own verification process.
For players who would rather avoid card-processing intermediaries altogether, Tether (USDT) casinos offer a stablecoin-based alternative with different processing mechanics, though crypto payments carry their own exchange-rate exposure rather than a fixed settlement currency. Newer operators listing fresh payment integrations can be tracked through the New Casinos hub, and the broader catalogue of operators is available from the casino directory.
Verdict on SecureTrading Casinos
"SecureTrading suits players who already trust card-based processing and want a regulated UK operator behind the scenes, not those looking for a dedicated deposit-and-withdrawal wallet."
SecureTrading fits players comfortable with card-style processing who value the regulatory backing of an FCA- and MFSA-authorised company over the flexibility of a wallet or crypto rail. It is a narrower fit for players who need confirmed fast withdrawals or specific fee and limit figures upfront, since neither is documented for the casinos in this catalogue that currently list it.
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Update history
- Sep 9, 2026 — Covered processor type, regulatory status, currency settlement, security and withdrawal caveats for SecureTrading.
SecureTrading – FAQ
What type of payment method is SecureTrading?
SecureTrading is a card and multi-currency payment processing service operated by Trust Payments Ltd, a UK company founded in 1997, rather than a standalone e-wallet.
Can I withdraw casino winnings using SecureTrading?
This catalogue does not confirm withdrawal support for SecureTrading at the linked casinos, so players should check the specific casino's cashier to see if it is enabled for payouts, not only deposits.
Which currencies does SecureTrading support?
According to merchantsavvy.co.uk, Trust Payments accepts more than 160 currencies and settles transactions in 14, including GBP, EUR and USD.
Is SecureTrading regulated?
Trust Payments Ltd is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority as a Payment Institution under the Payment Services Regulations 2017, and Trust Payments (Malta) Limited is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority, per comparecardfees.co.uk.
How many casinos accept SecureTrading?
Within this catalogue, SecureTrading is linked to a small number of casinos and ranks 122nd of 247 payment methods by how many casinos carry it, well below widely supported rails like Mastercard or Visa.
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