Skrill at Ninja: an e-wallet between you and the bank
Skrill is an international e-wallet: you hold a balance with the wallet provider and pay from it without sharing card or bank details with the merchant. Some casino cashiers offer it, some do not, and availability often depends on the country. If you see Skrill in the Ninja cashier for your account, this page explains how it behaves on deposit and on withdrawal. If you do not see it, nothing here applies — we do not claim the operator supports it. The set of methods and limits depends on the account — check the cashier. Other options are on the payments overview, and the home page has the full guide.
Depositing with Skrill
Choose Skrill in the cashier, enter the amount and log in to your wallet in the window that opens. Confirm the payment there, and the deposit is normally credited right away. The money comes from your wallet balance or from a card or bank account linked to the wallet. Two points are worth checking before you pay. First, some casino bonuses exclude deposits made with certain e-wallets; the bonus terms list such exclusions. Second, the wallet provider may charge its own fees for loading the wallet, converting currencies or withdrawing to a bank, independent of anything the casino charges.
Withdrawing to Skrill
A withdrawal to an e-wallet goes through the cashier's statuses — Pending, Processing, Approved, Sent — like any payout. Once sent, the money usually reaches the wallet without banking-day delays, because it moves between two accounts rather than through the banking system. From the wallet, moving it on to your bank is a separate transfer with the wallet provider's own timing and fees.
The thing that decides whether an e-wallet payout runs smoothly is ownership. The wallet must be registered to the same person as the casino account, with the same name, and many cashiers only pay to a wallet you have already deposited from. That is the closed-loop rule many operators apply: money goes back the way it came.
Two verifications, not one
With an e-wallet you pass identity checks twice: once with the casino before the first withdrawal (in Estonia usually via the ID card, Smart-ID or Mobile-ID, elsewhere by uploaded documents), and once with the wallet provider, which has its own rules and limits for unverified wallets. Finishing both before your first big win is the simplest way to avoid a payout that arrives but cannot be moved on.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Wallet name = casino account name | Payouts go only to the account holder |
| Wallet verified with the provider | Avoids limits on receiving money |
| Bonus terms on e-wallet deposits | Some offers exclude them |
| Wallet provider fees | Separate from the casino's own fees |
The full payout process is described in the withdrawal guide.