Gigadat terms of use for Canadian players: figures like the C$10 minimum deposit are guides, and each casino's cashier rules prevail. Check before you pay.
Terms of use
Last updated: 2026. Opening any page here means accepting four rules: information only, 19+ or 18+ by province, no funds held, and terms that can change.
This site is an independent guide to the Gigadat payment method. It is neither a casino nor Gigadat or any other payment provider, and it has no access to a casino cashier, so a failed deposit or a delayed payout has to be raised with the casino that processed it.
Using any page here means you accept these terms. If you disagree with them, close the site before relying on a single figure from it.
Figures such as the C$10 minimum deposit or the C$2,500–C$7,000 withdrawal ceiling are ranges the method allows. Each gigadat casino sets its own number inside that range, so the cashier on your phone or desktop decides what you can actually move.
Nothing on these pages is financial, legal or tax advice. Bonus terms quoted here come from casino rules that the operator can change without telling this site.
The content is meant for adults of legal gambling age in Canada, which is 19+ in most provinces and 18+ in a few. Check the rule in your own province before opening a cashier, because an account that fails age checks at KYC can be closed with the balance still inside it.
This site takes no payments, holds no balances and processes no transfers in CAD or any other currency. Every link to a casino leaves this site, and from that point the casino's own terms, limits and fees apply to the money you send.
These terms can be revised at any time, and the version in force carries the date 2026. Continuing to use the site after a revision means you accept the updated wording, so check the date before relying on an older bookmark.
Reading figures
Every Gigadat number here is a range across casinos. The binding one is whatever your casino's cashier shows on the phone screen when you press deposit.
A Gigadat deposit starts at C$10. At some casinos it starts at C$20, so a C$10 transfer can fail at a cashier that only shows its minimum after you pick the method on a small screen. The cap is C$3,000 per transaction and up to C$5,000 a day, depending on the casino, and funds land instantly or within a few minutes in CAD through major Canadian banks.
| Figure | What the site states |
|---|---|
| Min. deposit | C$10 (C$20 at some casinos) |
| Max. deposit | C$3,000 per transaction, C$5,000 per day |
| Min. withdrawal | C$20 |
| Max. withdrawal | C$2,500–C$7,000 |
| Deposit credited | Instantly or within minutes |
| Payout time | 1–3 days, sometimes up to 5 |
| Player fee | 0%, casino may charge its own |
| Currency | CAD (C$) |
Check the cashier before each payment: its minimum, cap and fee override every figure on this site, and this site accepts no liability for any difference.
Gigadat limits on cash-outs run from a C$20 minimum to a ceiling of C$2,500–C$7,000, set by each operator. A C$6,000 win at a casino capped at C$2,500 needs three separate requests. Payouts take 1–3 days and sometimes up to 5, and that window starts only once the casino approves the request. Gigadat casino fees stay at 0% for the player, yet a casino may add its own charge, and on mobile that line often sits in the cashier's fine print, below the amount field.
19+ in most provinces, 18+ in some