Question 1

Is it legal to deposit with eCheques at gambling sites in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The criminal code (which was written pre-internet) only makes running a gambling house illegal. As long as the casino sites are based outside of Canada, you can enjoy the real money games completely legally. There are no laws governing making deposits and withdrawals at international casinos.

Question 2

What are the alternatives to eCheque deposits?

Accepted Answer

If your bank will not support eCheque deposits, there are several alternatives to try out. Interac is a popular gambling site deposit option. You can also try the electronic wallet InstaDebit. This lets you load funds from your bank into an online wallet account, which you then use for casino, sportsbook, or poker site deposits. iDebit works in a similar way, taking money

Question 3

Will gambling transactions show on my bank statement if I deposit with eCheques?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Unlike other deposit options, eCheque transactions will appear on your bank statement. While it is perfectly legal to fund your gambling accounts this way, many people prefer to keep their credit history separate from their entertainment pursuits.

Question 4

Are eCheque gambling sites safe and secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Canadian players get to play at the biggest and best international brands. Many of the gambling sites that welcome eCheques in Canada have been online for 20 years. Game fairness is guaranteed by audited random number generator software. All reputable gambling site brands segregate player balances from operating capital. They also use the latest security systems.

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