MiFinity casinos for Canadian players (November 2026)

What MiFinity is

MiFinity is an e-wallet used to pay online merchants, receive funds and send money internationally. Its UK entity is authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority and its Malta entity by the Malta Financial Services Authority. It is common at online casinos, including some crypto-friendly ones.

How it works at casinos

You select MiFinity at the cashier and approve the payment from your wallet. Funds arrive at once. Where the casino supports payouts to MiFinity, your withdrawal goes to the wallet and you can then send it to your bank.

MiFinity supports many currencies, with several sub-wallets per account. If your wallet currency differs from the casino's, a conversion happens somewhere, and you should know who sets the rate.

Fees and limits

MiFinity states that deposit and withdrawal fees depend on the payment method you use, and publishes the details on its fees page. We have not quoted figures because they vary by method and region. Limits depend on your verification level. Casinos add their own minimums and maximums.

Speed

Deposits are instant. Withdrawals from the casino to the wallet depend on casino approval. MiFinity says to allow one to two working days for funds to reach a bank after withdrawing from the wallet. A withdrawal marked as on hold for KYC is under review, which MiFinity says can take up to 24 hours.

Privacy and KYC

MiFinity requires proof of identity with a selfie for customers outside the European Economic Area. The casino sees only your wallet details. Casinos still run their own checks before paying out.

Safety tips

• Check that Canada is not on MiFinity's non-serviced countries list before you rely on it.
• Complete verification before you need to withdraw, not after.
• Use biometric login in the app.
• Keep wallet and casino currencies aligned to avoid conversions.
• Set deposit limits at the casino.

Using MiFinity with crypto casinos

Crypto-first casinos are built around coin deposits, so non-crypto methods like MiFinity are usually either missing or routed through a third party. When they are offered, look closely at three numbers: the amount that leaves your account, the balance the casino credits, and the exchange rate used if your balance is held in crypto or US dollars. The gap between them is your real cost. If the casino will not pay out by MiFinity, set up and test your withdrawal route, such as a self-custody crypto wallet, before you deposit anything significant.

How we test it

When a casino we review offers MiFinity, we use it with our own money where we can. We record the amount sent, the amount credited, any fees or conversion margin, how long the deposit took, and whether the same method was available for withdrawal. Results are published on each casino review with the date of the test. Where we have not tested a method, the review shows no result for it.

Sources

• https://www.mifinity.com/
• https://www.mifinity.com/fees