LuckyDays deposits, withdrawals and bank payouts in Canada

The fastest way to get money out

Interac is the fastest withdrawal route at LuckyDays: the request is processed within 24 hours and the money normally reaches your Canadian bank account 24–48 hours after you send it. Card payouts to Visa and Mastercard run on a 0–5 day window, and a plain bank transfer is the slowest of the listed options — assume the full five days. The Interac withdrawal minimum is C$10; most other methods start at C$20. The operator's own terms and conditions set a site-wide minimum of 20 dollars or 20 euros (the terms print "$20 / €20" and do not say which dollar) and cap withdrawals at 4,000 €/$ per day and 16,000 €/$ over a longer period that the terms do not name. LuckyDays lists no fee on any deposit or withdrawal method.

Bank-by-bank: who actually accepts a payout

The only bank-level information published concerns four major Canadian banks, and it is negative: they are described as not accepting online casino payments, which means there is no direct withdrawal into the account and therefore no per-bank limits to publish. The workaround is Interac e-Transfer, which arrives as a normal transfer between people and lands in the same account.

Nothing is published about BMO, National Bank, Desjardins, Tangerine, Simplii and EQ Bank. Treat their direct-payout status as unknown, and use Interac with them too.

Last updated: 2026-09-02

How to withdraw from LuckyDays to TD

Use Interac, not a direct bank payout: TD is listed among the major Canadian banks that do not accept online casino payments, so the casino cannot push money straight into a TD account. The Interac e-Transfer arrives in the same account anyway.

1. Log in to LuckyDays and open the Withdraw tab in the cashier.
2. Select Interac as the payout method instead of bank transfer.
3. Enter an amount of at least C$10 — the Interac withdrawal minimum, against C$20 on most other methods.
4. Give the email address registered to your TD Interac e-Transfer profile, in the same name as your LuckyDays account.
5. Upload any verification documents the cashier asks for before confirming; unverified accounts do not get paid.
6. Accept the e-Transfer in TD online banking, or let Autodeposit handle it — requests are processed within 24 hours and funds typically arrive 24–48 hours after the request.

How to withdraw from LuckyDays to RBC

Request an Interac withdrawal and receive it as an e-Transfer into RBC — RBC is named among the banks that do not accept direct online casino payments, so there is no direct bank payout to select.

1. Open the LuckyDays cashier and switch to the Withdraw tab.
2. Choose Interac as the method.
3. Enter at least C$10 and keep the total under the 4,000 €/$ daily withdrawal cap set in the operator's terms.
4. Enter the email address linked to Interac e-Transfer in your RBC profile, matching the name on your casino account.
5. Confirm the request and wait up to 24 hours for processing.
6. Deposit the e-Transfer in RBC online banking; money usually clears 24–48 hours after the request.

How to withdraw from LuckyDays to BMO

Withdraw via Interac to BMO. Nothing published says whether BMO accepts direct casino payouts, so the safe route is the same e-Transfer path used for the banks that are known to refuse them.

1. Sign in to LuckyDays and open the cashier's Withdraw tab.
2. Pick Interac as the withdrawal method.
3. Enter an amount from C$10 upward.
4. Enter the email or phone number registered for Interac e-Transfer in BMO online banking, in your own name.
5. Submit and allow up to 24 hours for the casino to process the request.
6. Collect the e-Transfer in BMO; funds normally land 24–48 hours after the request, against 0–5 days for card and bank transfer payouts.

How to withdraw from LuckyDays to Scotiabank

Use Interac for Scotiabank as well: the bank (written as "Nova Scotia") is listed among those that do not accept online casino payments, so a direct account payout is not available and no bank-side limits exist to quote.

1. Log in to LuckyDays and go to Withdraw in the cashier.
2. Select Interac rather than bank transfer.
3. Enter an amount of C$10 or more.
4. Provide the Interac e-Transfer email registered with Scotiabank, in the same name as the casino account.
5. Complete identity verification if the cashier requests it, then confirm.
6. Accept the transfer in Scotiabank online banking — processing takes up to 24 hours, arrival usually 24–48 hours.

Every method: minimum, maximum, fee, timing

Published minimums differ. The operator's own terms state a site-wide minimum of 20 dollars or 20 euros, while per-method figures of C$10 and 15 are also quoted. A 1-dollar minimum deposit is also claimed elsewhere; nothing in the operator's terms supports that figure, so treat it as wrong.

Where a figure appears with a bare dollar sign without saying which dollar, the cell says so. Crypto is listed only as a deposit route: 13 deposit methods are counted against eight withdrawal methods, and crypto payouts are not stated.

Last updated: 2026-09-02

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Verification: when it happens and what it blocks

Verification is the step that decides whether the 24-hour Interac processing window applies to you or not. The casino pays out to the same name that holds the account, which is why an Interac e-Transfer has to go to an email or phone number registered in your own name at TD, RBC, BMO or Scotiabank — a payout to a partner's or a parent's account will be stopped. Expect the usual document set: government photo ID, a proof of address, and evidence of the payment method used for the deposit, such as the card the C$20 to C$10,000 Visa or Mastercard deposit came from. The operator does not publish a turnaround time for document checks, so do not plan around one.

Do the checks before you need the money, not after. If you deposit by Interac at C$10 and later ask for a payout, the documents are reviewed inside the same 24-hour window the withdrawal is supposed to use, and any missing file resets the clock. The 4,000 €/$ daily cap also means a large balance is paid in instalments, and each instalment sits behind the same verified account — a single unresolved document freezes every one of them.

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What goes wrong, and what causes it

Deposit not showing. Every listed deposit route — Interac, Visa, Mastercard, iDebit, InstaDebit, Payz, Paysafecard, bank transfer — is described as instant, so a deposit that has not appeared within a few minutes has not gone through rather than being in transit. The two usual causes are an amount under the minimum (C$10 on Interac, C$20 on iDebit, Payz, Paysafecard and bank transfer, 30 on crypto) and a card decline: the same major Canadian banks that refuse casino payouts also decline casino card charges. If Visa or Mastercard is refused, Interac is the route that works.

Withdrawal slower than expected. The 24-hour figure applies to Interac processing only. Cards and bank transfers sit in a 0–5 day window, and the bank leg is outside the casino's control once the payment is sent. If you asked for a card payout on a Friday, five business days can mean the following week.

Rejected or split payouts. The terms cap withdrawals at 4,000 €/$ per day and 16,000 €/$ over a longer period the terms do not define. A balance of C$20,000 therefore cannot leave in one go — it is paid across at least five days and runs into the higher ceiling as well. Requests below the method minimum (C$20 on card withdrawals, C$10 on Interac) are also rejected outright.

Account locked. A lock during a withdrawal is almost always a verification or duplicate-account issue rather than a payment fault. Do not open a second account to get around it; that is the fastest way to have a balance confiscated under the terms.

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