What New Zealand casinos accept PayPal as a deposit method?

Lucky Dreams, Lucky Ones, Millionaire Casino, Golden Crown Casino, Spin Rise Casino, Mino Casino, West Casino. These are a few off the top of my head; the best ones would be Lucky Dreams and Lucky Ones. They are two of my favourite casinos. I hope this helps, and good luck!

Hello @Nyreegirl24,

Thank you for your question! 😊

If you’re looking for casinos that accept PayPal and are available to players from New Zealand, you can easily find them through our website. Simply go to the Casinos section, select Casinos by Payment, and then choose PayPal as the payment method. From there, you can use the flag filter to display only the casinos that accept players from New Zealand.

This should help narrow down the list and make it easier to find casinos that match both your preferred payment method and location.

We hope this helps you find what you’re looking for! If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to us at support@chipy.com.😁

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StefaniaB!

lucky dreams, golden corwn casino.

The honest answer is that the list is short and you have to check two separate things, not one. PayPal appearing on a casino's banking table does not mean PayPal will work for you from New Zealand, because PayPal itself blocks gambling transactions in a lot of regions regardless of what the casino supports. So the test is whether the casino lists PayPal, whether it accepts NZ players, and whether it holds NZD so you are not paying conversion on every deposit and every withdrawal. Using Chipy's own PayPal casino list and then opening the Details tab of each one, these are three that currently pass at least part of the test. Spinarium is the best fit I found: PayPal is listed, New Zealand is not in the restricted countries list, and NZD is one of the account currencies, so you can hold your balance in your own money. Thunderpick also lists PayPal and does not restrict New Zealand, but it only holds EUR, and its minimum deposit is 50 euros with a 10 euro minimum withdrawal, so expect conversion costs both ways. Spinita lists PayPal and does not restrict New Zealand either, but it only holds EUR and GBP, and watch the minimum withdrawal of 100 euros against a 20 euro minimum deposit, which is the kind of asymmetry that traps a small balance. My practical advice: open the casino's Details tab, look at Banking for PayPal, look at Currencies for NZD, and look at Restricted countries for New Zealand. If all three line up, make a small test deposit first, because the final word belongs to PayPal's own regional rules, not to the casino's banking page.