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    3 licensed sportsbooks compared

    Best PayPal Betting Sites in Spain for 2026

    Licensed sportsbooks in Spain that accept PayPal for deposits, ranked by our overall score.

    By Legal Betting Reviews editorial team · Updated

    1. 1

      888sport

      Accepts PayPal

      8.9/10

      Welcome offer

      €10 in free bets on sign-up + first-deposit bonus up to €100

      • Backed by 888, online since 1997
      • Wide range of pre-match and live markets

      18+. New customers only. Two €5 free bets on registration, valid for 4 days. First deposit from €10 matched up to €100; bonus must be wagered 6x at odds of 1.60+ within 60 days. Skrill and Neteller deposits excluded. No promo code needed. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

    2. 2

      TonyBet

      Accepts PayPal

      8.8/10

      Welcome offer

      100% first-deposit bonus up to €250

      • Licensed in several regulated markets
      • Available in more Canadian provinces than most rivals

      18+. New customers only. Minimum deposit €20; up to €250 for verified accounts (€150 if unverified). Bonus wagering 25x on singles at odds of 1.50+ or accumulators at 1.70+, within 7 days of deposit. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

    3. 3

      Interwetten

      Accepts PayPal

      8.1/10
      • Competitive odds on football, tennis and niche sports
      • Long-standing DGOJ licence (since 2012)
      • Wide payment choice including Bizum, PayPal and Apple Pay

      18+. No dedicated sports welcome offer is listed on interwetten.es's promotions page (the welcome bonus shown there is casino-only). Customers can opt in to a weekly football Combi-Cashback of up to €50 on accumulators of 3+ events. Full T&Cs apply. Juega con responsabilidad (play responsibly). Help: FEJAR 900 200 225.

    How we ranked them

    We checked which payment methods each sportsbook licensed in Spain accepts on its local site. Every sportsbook here takes PayPal; they are ordered by our overall review score.

    What to look for

    • Whether PayPal works for withdrawals as well as deposits
    • Minimum and maximum amounts for the method
    • Fees charged by the sportsbook or the payment provider
    • Whether PayPal deposits qualify for the welcome offer

    Using PayPal with Spanish sportsbooks

    PayPal is widely used in Spain for online shopping, and many bettors like using it for the same reason: it keeps card and bank details away from the sportsbook and gives a clear record of every payment. Deposits are normally instant, and once a withdrawal is approved, PayPal is typically one of the faster ways to receive your money.

    PayPal is selective about which gambling operators it works with and only processes payments to licensed sites in markets it permits, which in Spain means DGOJ-licensed .es sportsbooks. Three of the four operators in our ranking accept it; 1xBet does not list PayPal among its Spanish payment methods.

    888sport, TonyBet and Interwetten

    888sport tops this ranking with an overall score of 8.9 and a 9.0 rating for payouts. It states withdrawal times of 2 to 3 days to PayPal and other e-wallets, and its €10 in free bets on sign-up means you can start betting before your first PayPal deposit.

    TonyBet, second, states the quickest PayPal withdrawals here at 3 to 24 hours and pairs them with a 100% first-deposit bonus up to €250. Interwetten, third, quotes around one day for e-wallet withdrawals and offers the broadest overall choice of payment methods, which is handy if you want PayPal for deposits and a bank transfer for larger withdrawals. Check each site's bonus terms, though, as some welcome offers exclude e-wallet deposits.

    Tips for PayPal users

    If you prefer another e-wallet, all three sportsbooks here also accept Skrill and Neteller. PayPal is simple to use, but a few details are worth knowing:

    • Your PayPal account must be in the same name as your sportsbook account, or withdrawals may be refused.
    • Withdrawals usually go back to PayPal if you deposited with it, so keep the account active.
    • Check whether the sportsbook or PayPal applies any fee, especially if your PayPal balance is funded by a card.
    • Moving money from PayPal to your Spanish bank account is a separate step that can add time.

    Keeping spending visible

    The convenience of PayPal can make deposits feel less real than handing over cash. Its transaction history makes it easy to review what you have spent each month, and it is worth doing that regularly. If the totals surprise you, lower your deposit limit on the sportsbook or take a break; the DGOJ's RGIAJ register is there if you want to step away from all licensed operators.