Affiliate disclosure
Wallet Cashier is paid by some of the casinos it lists. This page says which ones, how the links work, and what the payment does not change.
Contents · 4 sections
How the links work
A link to a casino on this site starts with /go/ followed by the casino's name. The link sends you to the casino's website. When the casino has an affiliate programme and we are registered in it, the casino can record that you came from us, and it may pay us a commission if you open an account and deposit. You pay nothing extra, and the casino's terms are the same for you as for anyone else.
Links to casinos carry the nofollow attribute and are closed to search engines in our robots.txt.
Casinos with a /go/ link
Only casinos whose affiliate programme we checked have a link. On September 26, 2026 they were:
- BitStarz — programme: Starz Partners
- Yukon Gold Casino — programme: Rewards Affiliates
- Zodiac Casino — programme: Rewards Affiliates
Casinos without a programme can still appear in our tables as information, without a link.
What commission doesn't change
- The order of the tables follows our scoring method, where commission is not an input.
- The facts. Fees, limits and payout times come from the casino's and the wallet's own pages, with dates.
- The downsides. Each page lists what we found against a casino, whether or not it pays us.
Payment providers such as Payz, Interac or iDebit don't pay us.
Ontario
Ontario has its own regulated market. Our links don't send visitors located in Ontario to offshore casinos; they open a page about Ontario's registered sites instead.
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