SticPay Casinos in 2026: Euro Deposits and Payouts

SticPay Casino Withdrawals

You can take casino winnings back to SticPay only where the casino lists the wallet as a payout method, and that choice belongs to the operator’s cashier, not to SticPay. The deposit list and the payout list of a cashier can differ, so check the banking page before you register. Once the casino approves your request, the money lands in your wallet balance, which is the first of two legs before it reaches your bank.

The second leg runs from the wallet to your bank. SticPay offers an international bank wire, a local bank wire and mobile-wallet or cash-pickup payouts, but local wires are listed only for countries outside Europe, such as Australia, Malaysia and Thailand. From Ireland or elsewhere in Europe you cash out by international wire, which takes from 1 day up to 5 business days. The receiving account must be in your own name, since third-party and business accounts are refused, and your SticPay account must be verified.

SticPay Access Rules

SticPay’s terms, read with the Irish register, settle who stands behind the wallet and who may hold an account. Check these rules before you open one for casino play:

• Who runs it: SticPay is the brand of Extimit LTD, a company incorporated in Costa Rica, and its terms are governed by Costa Rican law, with the courts of Costa Rica as sole jurisdiction.
• What the account is: an electronic money account, which the terms state is not a bank account.
• Who supervises it: the SticPay website names no financial regulator and no licence, and the Central Bank of Ireland register holds no entry under the SticPay name, so no EU supervisor stands behind your balance.
• Where it works: the terms list the countries not served, among them the United Kingdom, the United States and Japan. Ireland is not on that list.
• How euros move: SticPay publishes no European bank rail, so euros enter by card or international wire and leave by international wire, rather than through a local euro bank transfer.
• What it refuses for gambling: the terms forbid transactions with unlicensed gambling services of any type. Licensed gambling is not on that list.

SticPay Fees and Limits

SticPay prices its card and international wire legs as percentages, with no fixed euro amount, and paying the casino costs you nothing because the merchant covers the commission. What you pay sits on the outer legs: loading the wallet by Visa, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX or wire, and wiring money back out.

SticPay publishes no minimum or maximum for deposits or withdrawals. Your own limits appear in the Document > Account section of your account, and verifying a card raises your deposit limits. The casino sets its own cashier minimum on top, so the wallet’s limits and the operator’s limits are two separate checks. Read both before a first deposit, and do not plan around a figure quoted by a third party.

How to Deposit with SticPay

A SticPay casino deposit has two parts, funding the wallet and then paying the cashier from it:

1. Open your SticPay account and complete the verification it asks for.
2. Before your first card payment, upload a photo of your credit or debit card and wait for approval, which takes about 1 to 2 business days.
3. Top up the wallet by card or international bank wire, from a card or bank account in your own name: company cards and third-party accounts are refused.
4. In the casino cashier, choose SticPay, enter the amount, sign in to your wallet and confirm the payment.

Players in Ireland have one more rule to respect. Since 5 February 2026, section 165 of the Gambling Regulation Act has stopped a licensed gambling operator from taking a credit card payment, and that includes an electronic payment funded with money a credit card put there. A SticPay balance topped up with a credit card falls on the wrong side of that line, so load the wallet with a debit card or a wire before you pay an Irish licensee.

SticPay Bonus Eligibility

Whether a SticPay deposit qualifies for a welcome bonus is set in the casino’s promotion terms, not by the wallet. Before you pay, open those terms and check two points: whether e-wallets, or SticPay by name, appear among the excluded payment methods, and the minimum deposit that qualifies. If both are met, the deposit counts towards the offer; if either fails, the cashier will still take your money without the bonus attached.

SticPay’s terms add a warning that matters more than the offer itself: a merchant taking SticPay payments is no indication that its goods or services are legal. Check the casino’s licence yourself before the first deposit. The gaming cashback that SticPay advertises under the STICPLAY name is a separate service run by partners, with SticPay acting only as an advertising affiliate, so it is not part of the wallet and changes no casino promotion.

SticPay Wallet Details

One SticPay wallet can hold over 30 currencies, the euro and the US dollar among them, and each currency sits in its own balance. SticPay presents those separate balances as the way to avoid currency conversion fees. If the casino bills in euros, keep your casino money in the euro balance from top-up to payout, so that no conversion enters the chain between your bank, the wallet and the cashier.

The prepaid STIC CARD advertised beside the wallet is a partner’s product, and SticPay does not support topping it up from your wallet balance. The card is therefore no way to spend winnings held in the wallet: they leave by bank wire, not through a card, and the card’s own charges are set apart from the wallet’s fee table.

SticPay vs E-Wallets

The useful comparison is not SticPay against another brand but SticPay against the checks an e-wallet authorised in the European Economic Area lets you make:

SticPay suits you if you already hold euros in the wallet and play at a licensed casino that lists it for both deposits and payouts: the casino payment is free and your balance stays in euros. If you start from nothing in Europe, you pay to load the wallet, pay again to wire winnings out, and hold the balance with no European supervisor behind it. In that case an e-wallet authorised in the EEA is the safer choice.

SticPay Alternatives

These e-wallets cover the same casino payments, each with a different set-up behind it:

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