How Money Moves at Bizzo

Your account runs in CAD, full stop

When you open a Bizzo account you are not handed a USD or EUR wallet with a currency conversion bolted on. Your balance, your deposit limits, your bonus terms and your withdrawal requests are all quoted in Canadian dollars. That keeps things simple: the number you see on the deposit screen is the number that lands in your account, and the number you request as a cashout is the number that leaves it. If you fund with crypto, the deposited amount is converted to a CAD value at the time it clears, so your playable balance still reads in dollars.

Deposit methods we accept

Bizzo supports a mix of bank-based, card-based and crypto payment rails, chosen because they are the ones Canadian players actually use day to day.

• Interac e-Transfer: the standard for Canadian online banking, sent directly from your bank's e-Transfer interface
• Visa: debit and credit cards issued by Canadian banks
• Mastercard: debit and credit cards issued by Canadian banks
• iDebit: an online banking option that draws directly from your bank account without exposing card numbers
• Bitcoin: for players who prefer a crypto wallet over a bank rail
• Ethereum: supported as a second major crypto option
• Litecoin: supported for lower network fees and faster confirmations on many wallets

Interac e-Transfer tends to be the most familiar route for Canadian players outside Ontario, since it mirrors the e-Transfer habits most of us already use for rent, splitting a bill or paying a contractor. If you prefer to skip banking details altogether, the crypto options give you a way to deposit without a card or bank login.

Withdrawals: same methods, same currency

Cashouts at Bizzo are generally processed back through the method you used to deposit, which is standard practice across regulated and offshore casinos alike and helps confirm that funds are moving to and from the account holder. If you deposited by Interac e-Transfer, expect your withdrawal to arrive the same way. If you funded with Bitcoin, Ethereum or Litecoin, withdrawals typically return to the same wallet address on file.

Verification before your first withdrawal

Before your first cashout clears, expect a standard identity check: a piece of government-issued ID, and sometimes a proof of address or a photo of the card used to deposit. This is normal account security practice for online casinos and helps protect your funds from being withdrawn by anyone other than you. Getting this done early, right after registration, is the simplest way to avoid a delay when you do want to cash out.

Limits, wagering and your bonus balance

Deposit and withdrawal limits vary by payment method and are shown in the cashier before you confirm a transaction. If you have claimed a welcome bonus or free spins, your withdrawable balance may be affected by wagering requirements until those are cleared. Full terms for any active offer are set out on the Bonus page, and T&Cs apply to all bonus activity, so it is worth reading that page alongside this one before your first deposit.

Choosing a method that fits how you play

There is no single best option for every player. Interac e-Transfer suits anyone who wants a familiar, bank-linked flow with a paper trail in their own banking app. Visa and Mastercard suit players who prefer to deposit the way they already shop online. iDebit sits between the two, linking to your bank without a card number. Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin suit players who already hold crypto or want a payment method that does not touch their bank statement directly. Whichever you pick, your Bizzo balance stays in CAD throughout.

For more on how deposits interact with bonus offers, see the Bonus page and the Promotions page. If you are setting up on a phone or tablet, the Mobile Play page covers how the cashier works in a browser. Ready to fund your account? Head to registration to get started.