Deposits and withdrawals at JustCasino

How to withdraw from JustCasino

To withdraw from JustCasino, open the cashier, choose Interac, cryptocurrency, ecoPayz or MiFinity, enter at least CAD 30 and confirm — all four are listed as instant in the operator-facing withdrawal table. Bank transfer is the outlier in every way: its minimum is usually quoted as CAD 300, with CA$30 also seen, and it is listed both as instant and as possibly slower. Crypto is listed as instant, while the operator FAQ says processing may take between 6 and 12 hours. Per-transaction and account caps are published separately: CA$6,000 per transaction, and CAD 6,000 daily, CAD 12,000 weekly and CAD 42,000 monthly. The casino is quoted as charging no withdrawal fee, though a blockchain network fee may apply on crypto payouts.

Minimums, caps and timing by method

The bank transfer minimum and crypto settlement times are quoted differently, so those rows are kept separate rather than merged. Not stated means the value is not published. Where a figure is printed with a bare dollar sign and no currency, the cell says so instead of assuming CAD. Methods and limits may also differ by country.

Last updated: 2026-09-03

Withdrawing in cryptocurrency

Crypto payouts start at CAD 30 and are listed as instant, while the operator FAQ puts processing at 6 to 12 hours. Eleven coins are named for withdrawals: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Tether, Tron, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Cardano, Binance and USD Coin.

1. Open the cashier and select the withdrawal section, then pick your coin from the eleven listed.
2. Enter an amount of at least CAD 30, the published minimum for crypto payouts.
3. Keep each request at or below CA$6,000, the per-transaction cap given for this account type.
4. Paste the receiving address from your own wallet and verify it in full, because a confirmed transfer cannot be recalled.
5. Confirm the request and plan for up to 12 hours rather than instant, since the operator FAQ gives 6 to 12 hours.
6. Expect the casino to add no fee of its own, but allow for a blockchain network fee on your side.

Withdrawing via Interac

Interac is the fastest Canadian-dollar route listed: instant processing with a CAD 30 minimum, the same floor as the wallets. It is also the only domestic method listed at that minimum rather than the CAD 300 that bank transfer carries.

1. Open the cashier and switch to the withdrawal section.
2. Select Interac from the method list.
3. Enter at least CAD 30 and keep the request at or below CA$6,000 per transaction.
4. Check the running total against the account caps: CAD 6,000 daily, CAD 12,000 weekly, CAD 42,000 monthly.
5. Confirm the request; the withdrawal table lists Interac as instant.
6. Use the email address tied to your own bank profile, since Interac transfers are matched by recipient identity.

Withdrawing via online bank transfer

Bank transfer has the widest range of published figures. The minimum is usually quoted as CAD 300, with CA$30 also seen, and the timing is listed both as instant and as possibly slower. Treat CAD 300 and a slower wait as the safe planning assumption.

1. Confirm your balance clears CAD 300, the minimum that three separate sites give for this method.
2. Open the cashier, select withdrawal and choose the bank transfer option.
3. Enter the amount, staying at or below CA$6,000 per transaction and inside the CAD 6,000 daily cap.
4. Check that the receiving account is in your own name at your bank — TD, RBC, BMO, Scotiabank, CIBC, National Bank, Desjardins, Tangerine, Simplii or EQ Bank.
5. Confirm the request and allow for the slower of the two published timings, since bank transfer is also described as possibly slower.
6. Switch to Interac for anything under CAD 300, which is the listed alternative at a CAD 30 minimum.

Withdrawing via ecoPayz

ecoPayz is listed at a CAD 30 minimum with instant processing, and it is one of the two methods named in the CA$6,000 per-transaction ceiling. No fee is stated for it anywhere.

1. Register the ecoPayz account in your own name before requesting a payout.
2. Open the cashier, select withdrawal and choose ecoPayz.
3. Enter at least CAD 30 and no more than CA$6,000 in a single request.
4. Confirm the request; the withdrawal table lists ecoPayz as instant.
5. Split larger balances across days, keeping inside CAD 6,000 daily and CAD 12,000 weekly.
6. Check the ecoPayz account itself before contacting support, since funds can sit pending on the wallet side.

Verification: what is and is not published

JustCasino does not publish which documents it requires, how long verification takes, or whether there is a deadline for supplying them. The usual ID, proof of address and payment screenshot may well apply, but nobody has published that for this brand. Ask support for the list before your first deposit rather than after a payout is queued.

What the published limits imply is worth planning around anyway. With caps of CAD 6,000 daily, CAD 12,000 weekly and CAD 42,000 monthly, a large balance leaves in instalments over several days, and every one of those instalments passes through the same account checks. Register with the name that matches your bank, wallet or Interac profile: instant processing means nothing if the receiving account belongs to someone else. Available methods and limits may also differ by country, so the figures here describe what is published, not a guarantee for every account.

When a payment goes wrong

Deposit not showing. Only one deposit figure is published at all: CAD 30 for cryptocurrency. A reviewer describes deposits as free and instant, but that is her phrasing rather than a published term, so treat it as unverified. If a deposit has not appeared, check the amount against that CAD 30 floor and keep the payment reference before you contact support.

Withdrawal is taking longer than instant. Instant is what the withdrawal table says for crypto, Interac, ecoPayz and MiFinity, but the operator FAQ gives 6 to 12 hours for crypto, and bank transfer may take longer according to casinowise.ca. A payout still moving after a few hours is therefore inside the published range, not stuck. Past 12 hours on crypto, or past a business day on a domestic method, open a ticket with the transaction reference.

Request rejected or capped. The most common mechanical cause is a limit rather than a fault: CA$6,000 per transaction, CAD 6,000 daily, CAD 12,000 weekly, CAD 42,000 monthly, plus a CAD 300 floor on bank transfer that turns a CAD 100 request into a rejection. JustCasino publishes no blocking rules or dispute timeframes. Before filing a complaint, check whether an active bonus with unmet wagering is still attached to the balance.

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