The short version: Revolut charges nothing for the casino payment itself. The fees that can bite are currency-exchange fees — and they're entirely avoidable once you know how the allowances work.
What Revolut charges (and doesn't)
- Card payments at casinos: free. A casino deposit is an ordinary card transaction — no surcharge from Revolut.
- Currency exchange: within your plan's monthly FX allowance, exchange happens at interbank rates. Above the allowance, a fair-usage fee applies (around 1% on Standard plans), and a small markup applies on weekend exchanges when markets are closed. Higher-tier plans (Premium, Metal, Ultra) raise or remove the allowance.
- Receiving withdrawals: free. Card refunds and incoming transfers cost nothing.
💡 The zero-fee setup for Irish players: casino account in EUR, Revolut balance in EUR. No conversion happens, so no FX fee can apply — weekday or weekend.
Casino fees and limits
None of the casinos on our comparison list charge deposit or withdrawal fees for card payments. Limits are set per casino: minimum deposits of €10–€20, minimum withdrawals typically €10–€30, and maximum withdrawal caps per day/week/month that matter mainly for big wins — we note them in each review. Your own Revolut card limits apply on top, adjustable in the app.
Fees FAQ
Does Revolut charge for gambling transactions?
No — a casino deposit is a normal card payment with no Revolut surcharge. Only currency exchange can incur fees.
How do I avoid FX fees completely?
Hold and pay in the casino's currency. EUR balance + EUR casino account = no conversion, no fee, including weekends.
Do casinos charge for Revolut deposits?
The licensed casinos we list don't charge for card deposits or withdrawals. Always check the payments page of any casino not on our list.