CashtoCode is a prepaid voucher: you buy a 20-digit code from a reseller, then type it into the casino cashier, not a cash payment at a shop till. On our site 52 casinos take it for deposits, 33 partners (29% of the 115 visible ones) and 19 review-only casinos. The provider has sold it for 13 years, since 2013, calls it free (0%) for the customer and states it is a deposit method only, so payouts need a second route. Common codes run from $25 to $250, and Wildz asks for a €10 minimum.
Buy a 20-digit code first, then deposit
On cashtocode.com the process has two steps. You buy the code from an authorised reseller and enter it at checkout. The provider names four resellers: Reloadhero, Dundle, OffGamers and Coinsbee, and says the voucher does not work at general retailers, so no walk-in shop takes cash for it.
The provider states that no personal details are needed and that every transaction comes with a receipt, so the casino sees only the code.
- Open a named reseller and buy a code of $25 to $250 in your account currency.
- Keep the confirmation until the deposit shows.
- Choose CashtoCode in the casino cashier, enter the code and confirm an amount at or above the casino minimum, such as €10.
CashtoCode charges 0%, the reseller sets the price
In our data, 6 of the 51 casinos that accept CashtoCode also pay withdrawals to it. The fastest crypto and e-wallet payouts come from BitStarz (0-1 hours).
CashtoCode writes that its eVoucher is free to use for the customer and that any cost you see is set by the reseller. Most resellers sell at face value, so a $50 code usually costs $50. No reseller markup is published; if one added 6%, a $50 code would cost $53.
Support for a missing code sits with the reseller, and the FAQ gives a few hours for card payments and up to 1 day for bank transfers as the time to wait before you write to them.
From $25 to $250: which code covers which deposit
The FAQ says common denominations run from around $25 up to $250, and that some resellers sell $1,000 to $1,500 codes depending on market and currency. No fixed minimum or maximum per transaction is published.
The casino sets its own floor: Wildz asks for €10 on CashtoCode, the same as on Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, cards, Apple Pay and Paysafecard, so a $25 code covers it 2 times over. A $100 deposit needs 4 codes of $25, or one $100 code if the reseller stocks it. A $250 code leaves $150 after a $100 deposit, if the balance stays on the code.
The FAQ says to keep the confirmation if any balance remains for later use, but also that a redeemed code drops to $0, so treat a leftover $150 as unconfirmed.
Currency is fixed to the code from the first purchase
Across the 26 casinos above where we have bonus terms, the average welcome bonus wagering is 39x.
The FAQ lists 5 currencies (EUR, USD, CAD, GBP and AUD) and the home page speaks of 25+. The currency stays fixed to the code through redemption, so a USD code on a EUR account is converted at the casino.
The provider site has 8 regional versions: Global, Deutsch, Oceania, Canada, Ireland, India, Nigeria and UK. In some markets CashtoCode Classic replaces the eVoucher, and neither Classic nor its markets are described.
Deposit only: 4 of 34 lists say otherwise
CashtoCode states that the eVoucher is a deposit method only, with cash-outs through a separate payout option by bank transfer or e-wallet. Irwin, 1 of the 19 review-only casinos with CashtoCode, has terms that AskGamblers lists as saying withdrawal methods exclude Paysafecard and CashtoCode.
The casinos' own pages conflict with the provider: 20Bet, Mr Pacho, Betico and WagerOn list CashtoCode under withdrawals, 4 of the 34 partner entries with it as a deposit method, which we treat as a labelling issue.
Plan with the casino's other speeds: Casumo lists e-wallets in 0-1 hours and bank or card in 1-7 days, HellSpin lists 0-24 hours for e-wallets and 5-9 days for bank and cards, and Wildz lists bank in 3-5 days and cards in 1-3 days. Set up the e-wallet or bank account before you deposit, because a $100 win from a CashtoCode deposit can take 5-9 days at HellSpin if you pick a bank.
Where it is accepted: 34 partner entries and 19 review-only
Of 116 partner entries, 34 list CashtoCode for deposits, 33 visible and 1 hidden, CampeonBet, which has closed. Of 224 review-only casinos, 19 list it, among them Casumo, HellSpin, Wildz, NetBet, Slottica and Wazamba. CasinoGuru payment lists mention it at 30 casinos, and at 1Red it is 1 of 12 crypto options plus Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and others, and Mason Slots shows it among 18 methods.
We found 0 bonus exclusions naming CashtoCode, and Wildz lists none for its €10 minimum methods.
14 searches, 12 of them German
Keyword Planner (15 October 2026) has 14 queries containing cash to code or cashtocode, and 12 are German, led by cash to code casino and cashtocode casino at 500 searches each, both down 90% year on year. the other 2 are English and US, at 50 searches each.
CashtoCode suits a player who deposits $25 to $250 without card details and already has a bank or e-wallet for payouts. It fits less well if you want 1 method for both deposit and payout.
Myths vs facts
- Myth: You create a voucher at the casino and pay cash at a shop.
- Fact: CashtoCode says you buy a 20-digit code from 1 of 4 named resellers first, in steps from $25, and enter it at checkout.
- Myth: CashtoCode pays winnings back to your code at the 52 casinos.
- Fact: The provider calls the eVoucher a deposit method only, while the casino listings show it under withdrawals at 4 of 34 partners.
- Myth: CashtoCode charges the player a fee at each of the 52 casinos.
- Fact: CashtoCode says it is free (0%) for the customer, and most resellers sell at face value, so a $100 code costs $100.
Before you deposit with CashtoCode
- Buy the code in 1 of the 5 listed currencies, the one your casino account uses.
- Check the reseller price before you pay, as CashtoCode sets 0%.
- Keep the confirmation until the $25 or more shows as credited.
- Set up an e-wallet (0-1 hours at Casumo) before you deposit, not a bank (5-9 days at HellSpin).
- Check the cashier for its own minimum, such as €10 at Wildz.