LeoVegas
Accepts Interac
- Polished, mobile-first app
- Owned by MGM Resorts
- Licensed in several regulated markets
19+. Ontario only. Please play responsibly.
4 licensed sportsbooks compared
Licensed sportsbooks in Canada that accept Interac for deposits, ranked by our overall score.
Accepts Interac
19+. Ontario only. Please play responsibly.

Accepts Interac
19+. Ontario only. Please play responsibly.

Accepts Interac
19+ in Ontario, 18+ in Alberta. Licensed provinces only. Please play responsibly.

Accepts Interac
18+. Alberta only. Please play responsibly.
We checked which payment methods each sportsbook licensed in Canada accepts on its local site. Every sportsbook here takes Interac; they are ordered by our overall review score.
Ask Canadian bettors how they fund their accounts and most will say Interac. Interac e-Transfer moves money directly from your bank account through your online banking, it is supported by almost every Canadian bank and credit union, and all four sportsbooks in this ranking accept it. There are no card numbers to share, and deposits usually arrive almost immediately.
The main limits come from your bank rather than the sportsbook. Banks set daily and weekly e-Transfer caps, which can matter if you want to deposit or withdraw a larger amount. Sportsbooks also require the bank account to be in the same name as your betting account, which is part of the identity checks Ontario and Alberta regulators require.
Interac withdrawals arrive as an e-Transfer to the email address or phone number linked to your bank account. If you have Autodeposit set up, the money is deposited automatically; if not, you need to accept it in your banking app. Either way, the payment appears clearly on your bank statement, which makes tracking your spending simple.
LeoVegas is first and quotes 6 to 24 hours for Interac withdrawals, the quickest in our Canadian data, alongside the country's best-rated app. 888sport is second; Interac is one of its main methods, with withdrawals quoted at 1 to 5 banking days, and it also accepts bank transfer and MuchBetter if you want an alternative.
TonyBet is third and accepts Interac in both of its Canadian markets, Ontario and Alberta. Stake is fourth: it accepts Interac on its Alberta site, alongside Visa and Mastercard, and stands out for live streaming and a large range of sports and esports markets, though as a newcomer it has a shorter regulated track record.
Because Interac draws directly on the money you use for everyday bills, a clear monthly betting budget matters. Sportsbook deposit limits can enforce it for you. Players must be 19 in Ontario and 18 in Alberta; in other provinces, only the government lottery site is a legal online option.