10 currencies
Casino currencies, ranked by friction.
Every currency you can plausibly play in — fiat, stablecoin, or volatile crypto. Choose the currency that minimises FX loss and matches your intended payment method. Every currency links to the payment methods most commonly paired with it and the countries where it dominates.
Fiat currencies
The default currency for MGA-, DGA- and most other EU-licensed operators.
Broadly accepted at offshore operators; US-based operators require state-level licensing (Ontario iGO for Canadian equivalent).
Standard currency at Ontario iGO-licensed operators and Canada-friendly offshore operators.
Offshore casino currency for AU players — domestic online casino is prohibited under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (tightened 2017).
Offshore casino currency for NZ players — no domestic online casino market.
Regulated as of 2024-2025; PIX-driven payments and increasingly first-class BRL support at operators.
Gray-zone market; offshore operators serve MXN with OXXO and SPEI rails.
Cryptocurrencies
Original cryptocurrency; supported at nearly every crypto casino. Slower confirmations than newer coins.
Faster confirmations than BTC; higher network fees on mainnet; layer-2 support increasingly common.
Dollar-pegged stablecoin; the most-used crypto for gambling because it removes price volatility.