Trustly: paying straight from your online bank
Trustly is an open-banking payment service: instead of typing card details, you are redirected to your own bank, approve the payment there and come back to the cashier. For a player who cares about bonuses its main advantage is a quiet one — the deposit comes from a bank account in your name, which keeps payouts and verification simple. The set of methods and the limits depend on your account — check the cashier; whether Trustly is offered depends on your country and account.
How a Trustly deposit goes
- Open the cashier, choose Trustly and enter the amount.
- If you want the bonus, tick the box or enter the code before you continue.
- Select your bank and log in on the bank's page — check the address bar.
- Approve the payment the way you normally approve bank payments.
- Return to the cashier and check the balance and the bonus section.
What to check before paying
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Is your bank supported? | If not, you need a different method |
| Is the account in your name? | Mismatched names complicate verification and payouts |
| Is the method excluded from the offer? | An excluded method means no bonus |
| Does the amount meet the bonus minimum? | The cashier and the promotion can have different minimums |
Trustly and bonus terms
Bank-based methods are less often excluded from promotions than e-wallets, but "less often" is not "never". Read the list of ineligible methods at the end of the offer before paying. Then translate the wagering requirement into euros: a €50 bonus at 35 times the bonus means €1,750 of bets (illustrative example, not an Irwin term). Our wagering guide walks through the full calculation, including expected losses.
One bank for deposits and payouts
The simplest routine is to use one bank account for everything. You deposit through Trustly, finish the bonus turnover, and the payout goes back to the same account — the name already matches your profile, so verification has less to ask. Had you deposited from a partner's account and asked for the payout to yours, extra documents would almost certainly follow. Details are in the withdrawal guide.
Security
A genuine bank-payment flow always shows your bank's own website with its address in the browser bar. If a page asks you to type your banking login inside a casino window, or a message sends you a "payment link", stop and check the address — see our page on mirror sites and fakes.