About Us
One editor, Canadian dollars, and a rule that anything we cannot check does not get printed as a fact.
Devon Marchand
Payments & Banking Editor · 7 Seas Casino Canada desk
Devon has covered Canadian online payments since 2019, first on the banking side and then on the gambling side of the same problem: why a transfer that should take minutes takes four days, and who is actually holding it up.
Every limit, floor and payout window on this site was read out of a live cashier and re-read before it was published. Where a figure could not be confirmed, it is described as a range or left out. Where the answer is "nobody can verify this", the page says that instead of guessing — which is why the sister sites guide has a method in it rather than a list.
Devon writes every page on this domain. One author per site, so there is one person to blame when a number goes stale.
How These Guides Are Put Together
Figures come from the cashier
Minimums, ceilings and speeds are taken from the live payment screens for a Canadian account, not from another review site. When two sources disagree, the cashier wins and the discrepancy gets a sentence.
Regulation is linked, not paraphrased
Licensing claims point at the register that settles them — the Kahnawake permit holder list, or iGaming Ontario and the AGCO for players in Ontario. A badge on a website is a picture; a register entry is evidence.
Every page carries three dates
At the foot of each page, above the footer, sits the byline with Published, Updated and Checked. They are pinned to real dates rather than generated on load, so a page that has not been touched in a month admits it.
What the Three Dates Mean
Published
The day the page first went live. It never changes, even when the page is rewritten — that is what Updated is for.
Updated
Moves only when something on the page actually changed: a limit, a payout window, a method added or dropped, a section rewritten. Cosmetic edits do not move it.
Checked
The last day the numbers were re-read against the source and found still correct. A recent Checked date with an older Updated date is the healthiest combination there is — it means somebody looked and nothing had drifted.
Corrections and independence
Payment limits and payout windows change without notice, and a page that was right in August can be wrong in October. If a figure here does not match what you see in your own cashier, your cashier is right — use the contact details in the footer and the page gets corrected with a new Checked date.
This site carries commercial links. That pays for the testing; it does not buy a rating. The unflattering material — the deposit-only rails, the pending period, the fact that no verified sister-site list exists — is on the pages precisely because leaving it off would make everything else here worth less.
Playing responsibly in Canada
The legal minimum age is 19 in most of the country and 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Gambling is entertainment with a price, not a way to make money — the 96.5% average RTP quoted across this site means the house keeps a share of everything wagered, over time, without exception.
If it has stopped being fun, the deposit limits and cooling-off tools sit in the same account menu as the cashier and take under a minute to set. Free, confidential help is available from the Responsible Gambling Council and, in Ontario, from ConnexOntario.
Questions About This Site
What do the three dates at the foot of each page mean?
Published is the day the page first went live and never changes. Updated moves only when the wording or a figure actually changed. Checked is the last day the numbers were re-read against the source, even if nothing needed changing.
Who writes these guides?
One editor covers this site end to end — Devon Marchand, who has worked on Canadian online payments since 2019. One author per site keeps the standard consistent and makes it obvious who to hold responsible for a mistake.
Are the payout times promises?
No. They are the ranges we observe and what the operator publishes, and the pending period sits on top of all of them. A verified account with no bonus in play is the fastest version of every figure on this site.
How do you handle things you cannot verify?
We say so on the page. The sister sites guide is the clearest example: there is no evidenced list of brands sharing an operator with 7 Seas Casino, so instead of inventing one we publish the method for proving a group and link the registers that settle it.