What is Open Banking?

Open banking payments move money straight from your bank account to a merchant, authorised in your own banking app, without a card or an e-wallet in the middle. In casino cashiers they appear under processor brand names rather than as "open banking". For a player they are fast and cheap — usually instant, usually free — and they leave a clean bank record with the casino or its processor named on it. That last part cuts both ways: it is proof of payment if a dispute arises, and it is a visible gambling transaction if your bank or a future lender looks. Two limits worth knowing. Withdrawals do not always come back the same way, so check the payout table before depositing. And because there is no card scheme behind the payment, there is no chargeback route — the money is gone in the way a bank transfer is gone, and your remedy is the casino's complaints process.