Can I withdraw with Google Pay?

No. It holds no balance, so it is deposit-only. Cash out to your debit card or bank account instead.

Do I need a credit card?

No. UK online casinos have not accepted credit cards since April 2020, so your Google Wallet card must be a debit card.

I have an iPhone, can I use this?

Google Pay is for Android. On iPhone or iPad, use Apple Pay, which works in the same way.

Do Google Pay deposits qualify for the welcome offer?

Usually, since they act like a debit card payment, but check the current bonus terms before depositing to claim one.

It is not showing at the cashier, why?

Check you are on your Android phone, logged in to Google, and that a verified debit card sits in Google Wallet.

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Google Pay at Spin Genie: Depositing from Your Android Phone

Google Pay is the quickest way to top up at Spin Genie if you play on an Android phone, because the card is already saved in Google Wallet and a deposit takes a single confirmation. There is nothing to type and no card to find. A couple of things to know before you start: Google Pay is for deposits only here, and the card behind it must be a debit card, as UK online casinos have not accepted credit cards since April 2020. Here is everything you need, and you can compare every option among our other payment methods.

What is Google Pay and can I use it here?

Google Pay is Android's own built-in wallet, reached through the Google Wallet app. Rather than holding your real card number, it stores a secure token, which means a deposit at Spin Genie shows us an authorisation only, not your card. You can use it at our cashier as long as you have a debit card added to Google Wallet and you are paying from your Android device.

Setting up Google Wallet

If Google Pay is new to you, open the Google Wallet app and add a debit card from a UK bank, whether that is a high-street name like Barclays or HSBC or an app bank such as Monzo or Revolut. Your bank might ask you to verify the card with a one-time code. After that, it is saved for good and you can deposit any time.

How to deposit with Google Pay

With a card in Google Wallet, adding funds is quick:

On your Android device, open the Spin Genie cashier and tap deposit.
Pick Google Pay from the payment methods.
Set the amount you want to add to your balance.
Approve with your fingerprint, face, or PIN. The funds land instantly.

Deposit limits and the welcome offer

Deposit limits are shown at the cashier when you pay, and Spin Genie does not add a charge for using Google Pay. One handy point: Google Pay deposits are generally treated like a normal debit card payment for the welcome offer, rather than being excluded the way some e-wallets are. Bonus terms can change, though, so it is always worth a quick read before you deposit to claim one.

Withdrawals: what to use instead

Google Pay does not hold a balance, so it cannot receive payouts, which is why it is deposit-only. Cashing out is still simple: at the cashier choose to withdraw and select another method, such as the Visa debit card linked to your Google Wallet or a bank withdrawal. The first time you withdraw, we complete a one-off identity check (KYC) if you have not already passed it, which is standard for UKGC-licensed casinos.

Is Google Pay safe?

Google Pay is designed to keep your card details private. It never shares your real card number, relies on tokenisation, and locks every payment behind your own fingerprint, face, or PIN. That means a deposit cannot be approved without you. Combined with the encryption and account security Spin Genie applies as a UK-licensed casino, it is one of the safest ways to pay in before you get back to our slots.

Does it work on iPhone, and what if it will not show?

Google Pay is built for Android. On an iPhone or iPad, Apple Pay is the direct equivalent, so head to our Apple Pay guide instead. If Google Pay does not appear at the cashier, check you are on your Android device, signed in to Google, and have a verified debit card in Google Wallet. A card added a moment ago may just need a short time to confirm with your bank.