ECHECK CASINOS

 

For online casino players who are looking for a secure and cost effective banking option, using an eCheck is a wise decision.
 

 

 

Casinos that Accept eCheck Transactions

 

Just as almost all casinos accept paper checks, most casinos allow members to make deposits using eChecks. Some online casinos will also use eChecks to send members their winnings after they decide to cash out. Other casinos will use a direct bank transfer method to wire money directly into your home checking account. Following are a few casinos that welcome eCheck transactions:

1. 888 Casino: This site requires a $50 minimum for all eCheck transactions - both deposits and withdrawals.
2. Party Casino: Party Casino is one of the world's biggest online casinos and they accept e-check deposits.
3. William Hill Casino: Members receive a 15% bonus when using eChecking methods at William Hill.

 

USA Casinos that Accept eCheck Deposits

 

Unfortunately if you are a player in the USA, the casino's above do not accept US players.  The best casinos for echecks for Americans are:

1. Millionaire Casino - Millionaire Casino is our top choice for US players, but unfortunately Millionaire Casino does not offer first deposit bonuses when making a deposit with e-check.

2. VIP Slots - Similar to Millionaire Casino, VIP slots does not offer first deposit bonuses when making a deposit via echeck.

Using an eCheck has very low associated fees and you can play instantly after writing one. The eCheck process is a secure and easy deposit and withdrawal method for online gamblers.
 

 

What is an eCheck?

 

An eCheck, as the name suggests, is an electronic check that is "written" and transferred from your personal checking account to a merchant. Like a regular paper check, an eCheck will take a certain amount of time (usually 3-10 business days) to clear.

In order to deposit money into your online casino account using an eCheck, you must be sure that you have the proper amount of funds in your home checking account. Many casinos will allow their members to start playing with casino chips as soon as they write and submit their eCheck. If, however, your eCheck bounces, you will be made to pay penalties and will not be able to use an eCheck method at your casino again. Even worse, you will not be allowed to cash out until your eCheck clears and you will thus lose all of your earned winnings if you try writing a fraudulent eCheck.

When you are ready to withdraw money from your online casino account, your casino may be able to send an eCheck to an indirect money account such as PayPal or ewalletXpress. There are several reasons to do this:

1. You will avoid any possible prohibitions or refusals to transact with online gambling sites that your financial institution might maintain.
2. The fee that you will pay when depositing an eCheck into your Ewallet account will be significantly lower than if you asked your casino to wire the money into your Ewallet directly.
3. You will avoid any additional fees for eChecking that your personal bank might apply.
 

 

How to Use an eCheck at Your Online Casino

 

In order to deposit money into your online casino account using an eCheck, you will need to have a real check on hand. This is because you will be asked to enter your bank account information as well as the routing number of your financial institution. When you visit your casino site's deposits page, there should be an eCheck option available. When you click on that option, you will be prompted to submit your personal checking information as well as the amount you wish to deposit.

The benefit of using eChecks is that many online casino sites will allow players to deposit money in any currency from most countries in North America and Europe. This means that you can send an eCheck from your United States bank account to an online casino based in Malta and, oftentimes, also receive your winnings back in your home bank account after you cash out.

ECheck users should be aware that many banks do not permit their customers to transact with online gambling sites directly. This means that, although you have proper funding in your checking account, your bank could still refuse to clear your check. If this is the case, you will need to open a free account with PayPal or ewalletXpress and write and receive your eChecks through their systems.