Skrill is a digital wallet operated by Paysafe that can hold balances, receive money and make online merchant payments. Customers can fund an account through methods available for their country, while merchant checkout can draw on the Skrill balance or another eligible funding source connected to the account. The wallet is distinct from the bank or card used to add money to it.
A Skrill payment is authorized through the customer’s Skrill account, so the merchant does not need the underlying card or bank credentials used to fund the wallet. Verification requirements, exchange charges and transaction fees are controlled by Skrill and can vary by account status, country and currency. Skrill also supports money transfers and merchant payments outside gambling, which is why the same wallet may show activity from several different services.
Casinos can integrate Skrill for deposits and, where enabled, withdrawals. Those two functions should be checked separately: a casino may accept a Skrill deposit but restrict a payout because of account verification, market rules or its own withdrawal policy. A completed wallet transfer and a posted casino balance are also separate records. The wallet shows the payment-side status, while the operator must still match the transaction to the correct customer account and complete any required review.
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