If you have used ecoPayz before, you already know Payz, it is the same e-wallet under a new name since 2023. Payz lets Canadian players pay a casino from a secure online account rather than a bank card, keeping your banking details private while still moving money quickly both ways. This guide covers what Payz and ecoPayz are, how to deposit, how to withdraw, and why it appeals to players who want a dedicated wallet, and where it fits among our Canadian payment options.

Payz is a digital wallet that has been around since 2000, first as ecoPayz and, after a 2023 rebrand, as Payz. It works much like other e-wallets such as the AstroPay wallet: you open a free ecoAccount, top it up, and then spend from that balance or from a linked ecoCard. Because your money sits in the wallet, it acts as a buffer between your bank and the casino, so your bank details are never shared directly.
If you are new to Payz, there is a quick one-time setup, then depositing and getting to our slots selection is simple:
Payz is a two-way method, so cashing out is straightforward. Choose to withdraw in the cashier, select Payz, and enter your amount. Your winnings are returned to your ecoAccount, usually within a day once our routine checks are complete, from where you can keep them in the wallet for future play or move them on. Exact timing can vary, so the cashier is the best place to check.
Security has always been central to Payz. The service uses encryption and two-step login to protect your account, and because you pay from your wallet balance, your bank and card details stay with Payz rather than reaching the casino. As a long-established and regulated e-wallet, it is a trusted option for players who prefer to keep a separate account for their casino payments.
Payz appeals to players who want privacy and a wallet they control. It keeps casino spending separate from your main bank account, offers prepaid ecoCards if you like paying by card without using your own, and turns withdrawals around quickly. For Canadians weighing it against a bank method like Interac, the trade is a little setup in exchange for extra privacy and a dedicated balance.