Solution Overview
PayPal is an e-wallet payment solution listed in this directory for online casino and sportsbook operators, operated by PayPal Holdings. Its stated target market is Mainstream operators. It supports cards, bank transfer, e-wallets and mobile payments for player deposits, with payouts listed at 1-24 hours.
Strengths: Trust factor, Global recognition, Consumer protection
Figures on this page come from public provider disclosure and are indicative; iGaming merchant pricing is negotiated per contract. See how we rate.
Company Information
🚀 Key Features
PayPal Fees and Limits
Deposit Fee
Charged to the operator per player deposit
Withdrawal Fee
Charged per player payout
Deposit Time
Time until funds reach the player balance
Payout Time
Provider leg only; operator approval adds time
Deposit Limits
Minimum and maximum per deposit
Withdrawal Limits
Minimum and maximum per payout
PayPal Payment Methods
Compliance and Security
Compliance flags reflect the provider's own statements. We do not audit certifications, fund segregation or security controls; verify them in due diligence.
PayPal FAQ
What is PayPal?
PayPal is an e-wallet payment solution used by online casinos and sportsbooks, operated by PayPal Holdings. Its stated target market is Mainstream operators. It is listed in our iGaming payment solutions directory with indicative fees, payout times and supported methods.
What fees does PayPal charge?
PayPal lists deposit fees of 2.90% - 3.90% and withdrawal fees of 2.90% - 3.90%. iGaming merchant pricing is negotiated per contract and depends on volume, markets and risk profile, and may include FX, chargeback and rolling-reserve terms, so treat these figures as indicative.
Which payment methods does PayPal support?
PayPal supports cards, bank transfer, e-wallets and mobile payments for player deposits. Deposits are listed as Instant and payouts as 1-24 hours. Method availability varies by country and licence, so confirm coverage for each market you operate in.
What are the alternatives to PayPal?
Alternatives to PayPal listed in this directory include Neteller and Skrill. Compare them on deposit fees, payout speed, supported markets and compliance, and check which ones your casino platform already has a connector for before committing to a new integration.