About Interac Casinos Canada

This site does one job: it works out which online casinos handle an Interac e-Transfer properly for Canadian players, and it is careful about the difference between what the payment rail does and what an operator's account terms say.

Who writes it

Editorial is written by Graeme Reidy, an account verification and name-match analyst in Victoria. That background is the reason this site is organised around a question the rest of the category skips: what an Interac e-Transfer actually proves about the person sending it. The answer is less than most readers assume, and it explains why a casino runs its own name check.

How it is funded

We earn commission when a reader signs up with an operator through a link here. That is the whole business model and we would rather state it plainly than bury it. It does not buy position on our list. An operator cannot pay to rank, and we have left brands on the page with no bonus figure attached rather than publish one we could not source.

What we will not publish

• Payout times we did not measure. Where an operator states a processing window, we attribute it to the operator. We do not present it as a tested figure.
• Deposit fee tables. Fees on an e-Transfer are set by your financial institution, not by the casino, so a per-casino fee table would be describing the wrong institution.
• Bonus figures we cannot source. If an operator publishes no Canadian offer, the field stays empty and we say so on the page.
• Regulatory claims we cannot stand behind. The operators we list are offshore. They are not registered with the AGCO and not conducted and managed by iGaming Ontario or the Alberta iGaming Corporation, and we say that where it matters rather than blurring it.

Corrections

Bonus terms move and cashiers change. Every figure we publish carries the date we captured it, and the operator's own cashier is the authority if the two disagree. If you find something out of date or wrong, tell us at [email protected] and we will fix it or remove it.