Skrill at Razed: using an e-wallet between bank and cashier
Skrill puts a wallet between your bank and the casino cashier. You fund the wallet, the wallet pays the operator, and winnings can come back the same way. That extra layer keeps bank details out of the cashier, but it adds a second set of terms and a second verification. It also changes nothing about the question that comes first: is the operator registered in your province? In Ontario, for example, that means appearing in iGaming Ontario's directory of regulated operators. Only the register itself answers that, and we make no claim about Razed's operator either way.
Currency
Canadian dollar (CAD)
Limits
Shown in the cashier
Payout
After KYC
First check
Provincial register (Ontario: iGO directory)
How to deposit with Skrill
Select Skrill in the cashier and enter the amount. You are redirected to Skrill, log in and approve the payment; the balance is credited after the approval. The email address of the Skrill account should match the one used for the player account, otherwise payouts to the wallet may be refused. Whether Skrill is enabled for your account and which limits apply is shown in the cashier.
Note that some operators exclude e-wallet deposits from bonus offers. If a bonus matters to you, read the current bonus terms of the operator before choosing the method.
Withdrawals to Skrill
If the account is verified — identity with a Personalausweis or Reisepass — a payout can usually go back to the Skrill wallet that was used for deposits. From there, moving money to your bank is a separate step with Skrill's own conditions. Operators commonly apply a same-method rule: money goes back the way it came, as far as that route allows.
Two verifications, two sets of terms
Skrill verifies you under its own rules; the operator verifies you under its rules. Neither replaces the other. Currency conversion inside the wallet, inactivity fees and withdrawal fees to the bank are Skrill's matter and are listed in Skrill's price list, not in the casino cashier.
What the wallet does not protect
An e-wallet keeps your bank details hidden from the operator, which is a privacy gain. It does not add player protection. The protections that matter, provincial supervision and the responsible-gambling rules that come with it, depend on the operator being registered in your province. In Ontario that means AGCO registration plus a contract with iGaming Ontario. A Curaçao, Anjouan or MGA licence does not authorise an operator in any Canadian province. With an operator outside the provincial register, the wallet is only a faster way of moving money to a place no Canadian regulator oversees.
If a Skrill payment does not arrive
Check the transaction status in the Skrill app first. A payment that shows as completed there but is missing in the cashier should be sent to the operator's support with the Skrill transaction ID and a screenshot.