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C$10 in, up to C$7,000 out: which limits the casino sets

The method's floor is C$10 per deposit, but some casinos raise it to C$20. That doubles the smallest test top-up, and on a phone screen the minimum usually shows only after the amount field rejects your entry. Deposits are capped at C$3,000 per transaction and C$5,000 per day, so a C$6,000 plan splits into two deposits and leaves C$1,000 for the next day. Withdrawals start at C$20, and the per-request cap runs from C$2,500 to C$7,000 depending on the casino, so a C$7,000 balance at the lower cap needs at least three requests. Deposits arrive instantly or within a few minutes. Payouts take 1–3 days and sometimes up to 5, and the extra two days come from the casino's processing, not from the bank.

0% applies to the method, not to every cashier

Gigadat charges the player nothing, but that zero describes the transfer itself. Gigadat casino fees are a separate line that some operators add on their side, and the published method figures give no number for them. Before paying, open the mobile cashier and read three things: any casino fee, the deposit minimum and the withdrawal cap. If any of the three is missing from the screen, find it in the cashier terms before confirming the transfer.

5 alternatives, read from the phone cashier first

Each page starts from how a cashier behaves on a smartphone and then compares Gigadat against Interac e-Transfer, credit card, PayPal, Skrill and direct bank transfer. We give no figures for those five, because none are published here. The Gigadat casinos named on this site come only from its own casino list, and every bonus term has to be checked in that casino's T&Cs, whichever device you use.