Interac E-Transfer might just be the best fund/withdraw method EVER for Canadians!

I see some books have started offering Interac E-Transfer as a deposit/withdraw option for Canadian accounts.

I know Sportsinteraction & 10bet definitely offer this option to deposit and withdraw.

Also, the "MuchBetter" app/ewallet also accepts deposits via Interac E-Transfer and you can use it at Pinnacle, Betway, Bet365, Sportsinteraction, 888sport/poker, Pokerstars etc. You can also take a withdrawal from Muchbetter via Interac E-Transfer.

E-Transfers take approx 30 minutes (sometimes faster) from the time they are sent until you receive the email notification funds are available. You can also setup "autodeposit" by registering your email address in your bank or credit union E-Transfer settings and then the funds will be deposited automatically to your bank acct.

If you know of a book that accepts E-Transfer please post it here.

for more information on E-Transfer

https://www.interac.ca/en/interac-e-...-consumer.html

Is that email transfer?

Originally Posted by juvunits

Is that email transfer?

Yes and very fast/safe/convenient for Canadians as it is integrated into the Canadian banking system. Not clunky like wire transfers and so much faster. When I send an e-transfer its received in 30 mins max with no holds as the funds come completely verified.

Also many banks offer sending free e-transfers, receiving is always free.
When not offered for free the cost of sending an e-transfer is $1.00 or $1.25 depending on the financial institution.

Originally Posted by icon

Yes and very fast/safe/convenient for Canadians as it is integrated into the Canadian banking system. Not clunky like wire transfers and so much faster. When I send an e-transfer its received in 30 mins max with no holds as the funds come completely verified.

Also many banks offer sending free e-transfers, receiving is always free.
When not offered for free the cost of sending an e-transfer is $1.00 or $1.25 depending on the financial institution.

What financial institution do you use,? If you don't mind me asking. If you deposit in a different method are you still able to withdrawal using e-transfer.

Originally Posted by juvunits

What financial institution do you use,? If you don't mind me asking. If you deposit in a different method are you still able to withdrawal using e-transfer.

I use RBC & EQ bank for my Interac E-Transfers, EQ offers unlimited free transfers so I use them more.

As for your 2nd question it would depend on the book and what other method you used and is entirely at the discretion of the book so I can't answer with certainty.

Originally Posted by icon

I use RBC & EQ bank for my Interac E-Transfers, EQ offers unlimited free transfers so I use them more.

As for your 2nd question it would depend on the book and what other method you used and is entirely at the discretion of the book so I can't answer with certainty.

What is EQ? Hopefully all banks allow this. I use BMO, not sure if they allow this. Thanks for the Info.

Originally Posted by juvunits

What is EQ? Hopefully all banks allow this. I use BMO, not sure if they allow this. Thanks for the Info.

EQ is a "fee free" online only bank . Yes BMO has e-transfer, I don't use BMO so I don't know about their fees, if any.

https://www.eqbank.ca/

Do you need a "much better" debit card to use the app? Doing some reading kinda confused.

Originally Posted by juvunits

Do you need a "muchbetter" debit card to use the app? Doing some reading kinda confused.

No, all you need is the app. You deposit and withdraw using your phone, your sportsbook cashier will send a message to your muchbetter account and you will see it on your phone.

Its super easy and instant. Debit cards are for Europeans and not offered to Canadian residents.

You just figured it out lol? Welcome to 3 years ago bud

Originally Posted by leetreaper

You just figured it out lol? Welcome to 3 years ago bud

Figured what out? Pinnacle just started taking muchbetter a few months ago. There are only a few books that do the interac e-transfer thing. Its just the beginning.

Thanks for the info

Bitcoin >

Originally Posted by the_situation

Bitcoin >

What a pain