Trustly Betting Sites and Pay by Bank at the Newest UK Bookmakers

Trustly betting sites are still a small group among new UK bookmakers, and on our racecard it is the two newest brands that use it. QuickBet, from 2025, takes Trustly and its own Pay by Bank. Bet442, from 2024, takes Trustly in both directions. Among the established names, Bally Bet offers instant bank transfer deposits.

That makes open banking one of the few places where the debutants are ahead of the benchmark group. All figures below come from the operators’ own cashier pages as recorded in our 15 October 2026 operator check; stated times run from approval, not from our measurements.

The pay by bank bookmakers on our racecard

Bet442 is the only bookmaker here that lists Trustly for withdrawals. It states 1 to 3 days with a £10 minimum and no stated maximum, the same window as its card and PayPal withdrawals.

QuickBet takes both Trustly and Pay by Bank deposits and pays back through Pay by Bank, stated at 1 to 3 days with a £5 minimum and a £5,000 maximum per withdrawal. Its standard bank transfer is slower, at 1 to 5 days with a £10 minimum, so Pay by Bank is the better of its two bank routes.

Bally Bet lists instant bank transfer for deposits. For withdrawals it states bank transfer at 1 to 2 days with a £10 minimum, which is quicker than either debutant’s open banking payout.

Pay by bank against cards and wallets at the same bookmakers

At Bet442, Trustly is stated at 1 to 3 days, the same as its Visa, Mastercard, MuchBetter and PayPal withdrawals, so choosing open banking costs nothing in speed. At QuickBet, Pay by Bank matches its cards and PayPal at 1 to 3 days and beats its standard bank transfer, stated at 1 to 5 days, by up to two days.

Bally Bet is the interesting comparison. Its bank transfer withdrawals are stated at 1 to 2 days, as fast as its Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay withdrawals and quicker than Visa at 1 to 4 days. If you deposit by instant bank transfer there, the bank route back is among its quickest.

Where the methods do differ is the minimum withdrawal: £5 for QuickBet’s Pay by Bank, £10 for Bet442’s Trustly and for Bally Bet’s bank transfer.

How open banking works at a betting site

With Trustly or pay by bank, the bookmaker’s cashier hands you over to your own bank. You log in there, check the amount and approve it. The money moves straight from your account; there is no card number and no separate wallet to top up.

Two consequences matter for betting. Your bank account is already verified, which can make identity checks smoother at some bookmakers. And because it is a bank payment, the credit card ban does not come into it: the money is your own current account balance.

Withdrawals by open banking go back to the account you paid from. The stated window is the bookmaker’s processing time; once released, a UK bank payment usually arrives quickly.

Pay by bank and the welcome offers

The short terms we hold for QuickBet, Bet442 and Bally Bet do not exclude any payment method. QuickBet’s offer asks for a £10 qualifying bet at 2.00, Bet442’s for £20 at evens, and Bally Bet’s for £10 at 1/2 with the free bets issued as three £10 tokens. As always, the full terms decide, so check the payment clause before your first deposit. Our new betting sites offers page reads each offer in detail.

Using Trustly or pay by bank

1. Register and pass the age and identity checks first.
2. In the cashier, choose Trustly or Pay by Bank and pick your bank from the list.
3. Approve the payment in your banking app. The bookmaker credits your account once the bank confirms.
4. Set a deposit limit in the responsible gambling tools; with a payment straight from your current account, it is worth having one.
5. When you withdraw, check that the same method appears in the list for your account.

Other ways to pay and get paid

If you prefer a wallet between your bank and the bookmaker, see PayPal betting sites. For phone payments, compare Apple Pay betting sites and Google Pay betting sites. Every method at every bookmaker, with stated times, is on our fast withdrawal betting sites page.

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Which new betting sites accept Trustly?

On our racecard, QuickBet and Bet442 list Trustly for deposits. Bet442 also pays out by Trustly, stated at 1 to 3 days with a £10 minimum. QuickBet pays back to your bank through Pay by Bank instead.

02

What is the difference between Trustly and pay by bank?

Both use open banking: you approve the payment in your own bank's app, and the bookmaker never sees card details. Trustly is a named provider; pay by bank is the general term, and some bookmakers run it through their own payment partner.

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Which pay by bank bookmaker pays out fastest?

QuickBet states 1 to 3 days for Pay by Bank withdrawals and Bet442 1 to 3 days for Trustly. Bally Bet takes instant bank transfer deposits and states 1 to 2 days for bank transfer withdrawals. All are the operators' own figures.

04

Is Trustly safe to use at a betting site?

Trustly is a regulated payment institution, and the payment is approved inside your bank's own app or website, so you never share card or login details with the bookmaker. Use it only at bookmakers licensed by the Gambling Commission.

05

Are there limits on pay by bank withdrawals?

QuickBet states £5 minimum and £5,000 maximum per Pay by Bank withdrawal. Bet442 states a £10 minimum and no upper limit for Trustly.

06

Does a Trustly deposit count for the welcome offer?

The short terms we hold do not exclude Trustly or pay by bank. Some bookmakers list excluded methods in their full terms, so check before your first deposit if you want the offer.