ESBK-licensed operators only · As of: June 2026

TWINT Casinos for Bern

Deposit with TWINT at ESBK-licensed Swiss casinos – instant, secure and in CHF. We show you which legal operators from Bern and across Switzerland support the popular payment app.

Best Swiss Casinos with TWINT

TWINT is accepted by almost all ESBK-licensed Swiss online casinos. The following operators hold a valid Swiss licence, settle in CHF and can be used legally by players in Bern. Featured for Bern: 7melons.ch of the Grand Casino Kursaal Bern.

For our selection, we consider exclusively operators with a valid ESBK licence. The order and the editorial rating reflect our editorial assessment and are no guarantee of bonuses, winnings or the availability of a particular payment option. The current details in each casino's cashier and bonus area are always decisive.

Casino Operator ESBK Licence Currency Note
7melons.ch ★ Featured for Bern Grand Casino Kursaal Bern CHF Local Bern operator. Check TWINT deposits/withdrawals in the cashier area.
Swiss Casinos Swiss Casinos (swisscasinos.ch) CHF Casino group established across Switzerland. Check TWINT deposits/withdrawals in the cashier area.
Jackpots.ch Grand Casino Baden CHF Licensed Swiss casino. Check TWINT deposits/withdrawals in the cashier area.
mycasino.ch Grand Casino Luzern CHF Licensed Swiss casino. Check TWINT deposits/withdrawals in the cashier area.
Casino777.ch Casino Davos CHF Licensed Swiss casino. Check TWINT deposits/withdrawals in the cashier area.
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7melons.ch

Grand Casino Kursaal Bern

Bern

ESBK-licensed · CHF

Swiss payment methods incl. TWINT

Editorial rating

4.6 / 5
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Swiss Casinos

swisscasinos.ch

ESBK-licensed · CHF

Swiss payment methods incl. TWINT

Editorial rating

4.5 / 5
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Jackpots.ch

Grand Casino Baden

ESBK-licensed · CHF

Swiss payment methods incl. TWINT

Editorial rating

4.4 / 5
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mycasino.ch

Grand Casino Luzern

ESBK-licensed · CHF

Swiss payment methods incl. TWINT

Editorial rating

4.4 / 5
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Casino777.ch

Casino Davos

ESBK-licensed · CHF

Swiss payment methods incl. TWINT

Editorial rating

4.3 / 5
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As of: June 2026 · ESBK-licensed operators only. The editorial rating is an editorial assessment and does not constitute a guarantee of bonuses or payouts. Whether a specific casino offers TWINT for deposits or withdrawals should be checked in the cashier area of the respective operator.

How does TWINT work at the casino?

TWINT is the leading Swiss payment app, issued by the Swiss banks, and with millions of active users it has long been an everyday standard. At the online casino it works just as effortlessly as in the shop, at the parking meter or when paying among friends. You link the app once to your Swiss bank account – or you use prepaid TWINT, which you can top up independently of a bank and which is well suited to deliberately limiting your own budget.

To make a deposit, you select TWINT as the payment method in the casino's cashier area. You then pay either by scanning a displayed QR code with the TWINT app, or by entering your mobile number and receiving the payment request directly in the app. On a desktop you scan the code with your smartphone; on a mobile phone the app opens automatically.

You securely authorise the payment via PIN, Face ID or fingerprint. The amount is usually credited to your casino account instantly, so you can play without any waiting time. An important advantage for privacy: your real banking details – IBAN, card number or account balance – are not disclosed to the casino. The casino only sees that the payment was made via TWINT. This separation between the payment app and the operator is one of the reasons why many Swiss people prefer TWINT over paying directly by card.

Summed up in a few steps, a TWINT deposit looks like this: you open the cashier area, select TWINT, enter the desired amount in CHF, scan the QR code or confirm the request in the app, and authorise the payment biometrically. The balance then appears on your player account. The one-time setup of the app – registration, linking to a bank or topping up prepaid TWINT – is done beforehand in just a few minutes.

Because TWINT requires a Swiss bank account and is geared towards the Swiss payment system, the app is a distinctly local solution. That is precisely why it is supported above all by Swiss operators – and why, for players in Bern, it is one of the most convenient and fastest deposit methods of all.

TWINT at legal Swiss casinos

TWINT is accepted by almost all ESBK-licensed casinos in Switzerland. This is no coincidence: TWINT requires a Swiss bank account and needs Swiss acquiring, that is, domestic payment processing. Foreign or offshore casinos therefore generally do not offer TWINT. In practice this means: anyone who can pay with TWINT is almost always at a Swiss ESBK casino.

Since the Gambling Act (BGS) came into force on 1 January 2019, online casinos in Switzerland may only be operated with an ESBK licence and an additional online authorisation. The competent supervisory authority is the Swiss Federal Gaming Board (ESBK, esbk.admin.ch). Currently around twelve operators hold such a licence – they are tied to the established Swiss casinos, must meet strict requirements regarding player protection, money laundering prevention and data protection, and are monitored on an ongoing basis.

Foreign operators with an MGA or Curaçao licence are not licensed in Switzerland. They are network-blocked by Swiss internet providers, offer no Swiss player protection, and winnings there are fully taxable. Playing at such sites is a grey area and is done at your own risk. It is precisely for this reason that we list here exclusively legal, licensed Swiss casinos.

This is how you recognise a legal casino: an ESBK licence number is stated in the footer of the website, the operator is a licensed Swiss casino, settlement is in CHF and Swiss payment methods such as TWINT are available. If in doubt, you can look up the list of authorised operators directly at esbk.admin.ch.

For players in Bern, the choice is therefore manageable and clear: anyone who wants to pay with TWINT lands practically automatically at one of the licensed operators – first and foremost 7melons.ch of the Grand Casino Kursaal Bern as the local representative. This way you benefit not only from the convenience of the app, but also from the legally enshrined Swiss player protection and the tax treatment of legal winnings.

Deposits and withdrawals with TWINT

When it comes to managing money at the casino, a distinction is made between deposits and withdrawals, and TWINT behaves differently in each case. For deposits the app is ideal; for withdrawals it depends on the individual casino. Below you will find the most important points at a glance.

Deposits with TWINT are the big plus point: they are made instantly and are usually free of charge, since the transaction fees are normally borne by the casino. The deposited amount is available to you immediately in CHF. As with any deposit, deposit limits may apply depending on the casino and bank – these also serve player protection.

With withdrawals, the picture is more mixed. Some ESBK casinos offer withdrawals directly to TWINT, while others transfer winnings in the classic way via bank transfer to your Swiss account. Which withdrawal options a particular casino supports is best checked directly in the cashier area of the respective operator – we deliberately make no firm commitments here for individual casinos.

Should TWINT not be available for withdrawals on occasion, the licensed Swiss casinos provide further Swiss payment methods. These include PostFinance, cards such as Maestro, Visa and Mastercard, as well as the classic bank transfer. All options settle in CHF, so no currency fees apply.

Practical tip: at most casinos the first withdrawal must, for regulatory reasons, be made via a verified method, and occasionally the same method as for the deposit is required. So pay attention even when depositing to which withdrawal routes your casino provides. At legal Swiss operators, the entire flow of money is traceable and bound to clear identification and player protection requirements.

Taxes on winnings

An often overlooked but significant advantage of legal Swiss casinos concerns taxes. Winnings from ESBK-licensed online casinos are tax-free up to approx. CHF 1'071'000 in Switzerland (as of 2026). For the vast majority of players, this means their winnings remain entirely tax-free.

It is different with foreign, unlicensed operators: there, winnings are in principle always fully taxable – regardless of the amount. So anyone who wins at a network-blocked offshore casino must declare the amount in their tax return. This too clearly speaks in favour of the legal Swiss casinos with TWINT. Please note that this is general guidance only; for questions about your personal tax situation, please contact your cantonal tax administration or a specialist.

Pros and cons of TWINT

TWINT is one of the most convenient payment methods for Swiss players – but it also has a few limitations you should be aware of. Here is the honest comparison.

Pros

  • Instant deposit – the amount is in the casino account within seconds
  • Deposit usually free – the fees are normally borne by the casino
  • Secure thanks to 2-factor authorisation via PIN, Face ID or fingerprint
  • Swiss solution – geared towards CHF and the local banking system
  • No banking details to the casino – IBAN and card number stay private

Cons

  • Usable only with a Swiss bank account (or prepaid TWINT)
  • Primarily intended for deposits – the focus is on paying
  • Withdrawal not available via TWINT everywhere – sometimes only by bank transfer
  • Possible deposit limits depending on bank and casino

Responsible Gambling

As convenient as TWINT makes depositing – gambling can be addictive. Only play with money whose loss you can afford, and set yourself clear limits. Online casinos in Switzerland are licensed exclusively for persons aged 18 and over.

Legal ESBK casinos offer effective protective tools: you can set deposit, loss and time limits and, if needed, exclude yourself. Through the federal gaming exclusion of the ESBK, problem gamblers can be barred from all licensed Swiss casinos. Use these limits deliberately – precisely because TWINT deposits are so fast and seamless.

Watch out for warning signs such as playing with ever-higher amounts, chasing losses or concealing your gambling behaviour. If you feel you are losing control, seek support early – the following points of contact advise free of charge, confidentially and independently of the casino.

Help and advice

  • SOS Gambling Addiction: 0800 040 080 (24h, anonymous, free)
  • Sucht Schweiz: suchtschweiz.ch
  • SafeZone.ch: free online counselling
  • ESBK: esbk.admin.ch – supervision and federal gaming exclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about TWINT at legal Swiss casinos.

Which Swiss casinos accept TWINT?
TWINT is accepted by almost all ESBK-licensed Swiss casinos. These include, among others, 7melons.ch (Grand Casino Kursaal Bern), Swiss Casinos, Jackpots.ch (Grand Casino Baden), mycasino.ch (Grand Casino Luzern) and Casino777.ch (Casino Davos). Whether an operator offers TWINT can be seen in the cashier area.
Is TWINT at the casino safe and legal?
Yes. TWINT is issued by the Swiss banks, and every payment is authorised via PIN, Face ID or fingerprint. At ESBK-licensed casinos you also play in a legally regulated environment with Swiss player protection. Your banking details are not disclosed to the casino.
Can I withdraw with TWINT?
TWINT is used above all for deposits. A withdrawal via TWINT is offered by some ESBK casinos, while others transfer winnings via bank transfer to your Swiss account. Please check which withdrawal options are available in the cashier area of the respective casino.
Are there any fees with TWINT?
Deposits with TWINT are usually free of charge, as the transaction fees are normally borne by the casino. The exact terms may vary by operator – it is worth taking a look at the payment terms of the respective casino.
Do I need a Swiss bank account for TWINT?
Yes. TWINT requires a Swiss bank account to which the app is linked – alternatively, you can use prepaid TWINT and top it up independently of a bank. Because TWINT is geared towards the Swiss payment system, foreign or offshore casinos generally do not offer the app.
Do I have to pay tax on my winnings?
Winnings from ESBK-licensed Swiss casinos are tax-free up to approx. CHF 1'071'000 (as of 2026). Winnings at foreign, unlicensed operators, on the other hand, are in principle always fully taxable. For questions about your personal situation, your cantonal tax administration can help.