Canada · Updated October 2026
Plenty of sites claim a $1 minimum deposit and then quietly ask for $10 or $20 at the cashier. We opened the deposit screen at each casino below, screenshotted the limit, and only list a 1 dollar deposit casino where we could see the number ourselves. Where something is still unconfirmed, we say so instead of guessing.
The first four run a special offer built for Canadian players: 50 free spins unlocked by a CA$1 deposit, on a shared cashier where Interac carries the $1 minimum. Zodiac and Lucky Nugget follow with the classic $1 Interac format.
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"Min deposit" is the lowest amount the cashier accepts on a Canadian dollar account, which at every casino here is through Interac. Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax and RX share one cashier and payment line-up. Card and crypto minimums are higher or quoted in coin units. Bonus terms (wagering, caps, eligible games) are set by each casino and change; read them on the casino site before you deposit. Play Now links may be affiliate links; they never change the ranking.
The phrase "1 dollar deposit casino" gets attached to a lot of sites that do not deserve it. A casino might accept $1 only through one obscure e-wallet, only for the first deposit, or only in a currency Canadians never use. Sometimes the $1 figure is simply copied from another review and nobody ever opened the cashier.
So we did the boring part. For each casino on this page we registered an account with a Canadian dollar balance, opened the deposit screen and looked for the lowest amount the cashier would accept. Where that screen exists, you will see it in the review below as a screenshot. We treat four things as separate facts, because they are:
Four of the six, Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax and RX, share one cashier platform and one set of payment methods, so the deposit grid you see in the 7Bit and Mirax screenshots is the grid you get at the other two. For Katsubet and RX we show the promotion banner instead, because that is where the Canadian offer itself is stated. Zodiac and Lucky Nugget run a different cashier, and for those we captured the Interac screen only.
Each profile covers what the cashier actually showed, what the welcome offer is, who the casino suits, and what we could not confirm. The first four casinos run a special offer built for Canadian players, triggered by a CA$1 deposit, and they are ranked ahead of the two classic $1 brands for that reason.
Katsubet leads this page because its offer is the clearest example of a promotion built for Canadians rather than adapted for them. The banner is unambiguous: 50 free spins for a CA$1 deposit, activated with the code 1BET, and the instructions on the banner spell out the order of operations: register, enter the code, then deposit at least CA$1. That order matters at most casinos: a code entered after the deposit usually cannot be applied retroactively.
Because the welcome offer is a themed "Lucky Crown Spins" promotion, the free spins are most likely tied to a specific slot rather than your choice of game. Which game, how long you have to use the spins and what wagering applies to the winnings are in Katsubet's terms. We did not capture them and will not guess.
Katsubet uses the same cashier platform and payment line-up as 7Bit and Mirax, so the deposit grid in those two screenshots applies here: Interac at C$1, Visa/Mastercard from C$20, and a column of crypto with minimums in coin units. Pick CAD at registration, choose Interac, type 1, and the CA$1 trigger on the banner is met.
7Bit takes the top spot because its cashier is the most transparent one we opened. Pick CAD as your balance currency, and the deposit grid lists every method with its minimum printed right on the tile. Interac sits first at 1 CAD. That is the whole trick to a genuine $1 deposit at 7Bit: use Interac, not a card. Visa/Mastercard are available but start at 20 CAD, so anyone who reads "1 dollar deposit casino" and reaches for a credit card will be asked for twenty.
The rest of the grid is crypto: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Lightning, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin, Ripple, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Cash. Minimums there are set in coin amounts (0.0001 BTC, 5 USDT and so on), which can land below or above one Canadian dollar depending on the day's price. If you already hold crypto, 7Bit is one of the few places where a tiny test deposit in USDT or XRP is practical; if you do not, ignore that half of the cashier and stick with Interac.
The welcome offer attached to the $1 deposit is 50 free spins. We did not capture the bonus terms page, so wagering, maximum cashout from spin winnings and the eligible slot are things to read on 7Bit's promotion page before you opt in. The CAD balance option matters more than it sounds: at casinos that only hold EUR or USD, a $1 deposit arrives as a slightly smaller amount after conversion and your winnings are converted back on the way out.
Mirax's cashier is a close cousin of 7Bit's and the facts line up the same way: Interac e-Transfer at C$1, Visa/Mastercard at C$20, and a column of crypto methods with minimums quoted in coin units. Two details are specific to Mirax. First, the cashier spells out the Interac range and speed, "Instant, Min 1 – Max 3000 CAD", so the method is the same whether you are depositing a loonie or a few thousand. Second, the amount field had "1" typed in and accepted with no error at the time of our screenshot.
The crypto list is the broadest on this page: Bitcoin, Tether, Binance Coin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, Tron and Dogecoin. There is also a note in the cashier that bank customers should use the "Rapid transfer" option for instant bank deposits, which is worth knowing if Interac is not available on your account.
Bonus handling is unusually visible here. The deposit window contains a "Use bonuses" toggle and a bonus code field, which means you choose whether a given deposit counts toward an offer. If you want the 50 free spins on your $1, leave the toggle on and enter the code the promotion specifies; if you want a clean, wager-free $1 to test the games, switch it off. The welcome offer's wagering and win cap are in Mirax's terms, which we did not capture.
RX rounds out the four Canadian special offers with the richest headline on the page: a 150% match on your deposit plus 50 free spins, unlocked with the promo code CADBONUS. The code's name says who the promotion is for, and the cashier behind it is the same platform you see in the 7Bit and Mirax screenshots: a CAD balance, Interac from $1, cards from $20, and the usual crypto column.
A 150% match changes the arithmetic of a $1 deposit in an interesting way. Deposit $1 and you would hold $2.50 in combined balance; deposit $20 and you would hold $50. The match is proportional, so the dollar-value of the bonus is small at the $1 level, and match bonuses almost always carry wagering on the bonus amount (and sometimes on deposit plus bonus). If you are weighing RX against the pure free spins offers above, the match is the deciding feature, and it rewards a larger first deposit more than the others do. The section on when more than $1 makes sense works through that trade-off.
One practical note: because the match applies to whatever you deposit, RX is the casino on this list where the amount you choose matters most. Enter CADBONUS before the deposit, pick Interac, and decide on the amount with the match in mind rather than defaulting to $1.
"Zodiac casino $1 deposit" is one of the most searched phrases in this whole niche, and the cashier explains why. The Interac deposit page offers three preset buttons, and the first one is $1. You do not need to type an amount, dig for a hidden minimum or read fine print; the casino is built around the idea that the first deposit is a dollar. The other presets are $20 and $40, plus an "own amount" field.
Zodiac has been serving Canadian players for a long time and is one of the brands most closely associated with the $1 welcome format. The offer for Canadians is 50 free spins on that first dollar. As with every casino here, the wagering requirement and maximum conversion from those spins live in the bonus terms, which we did not screenshot; read them before you tap the $1 button, because at this casino the deposit and the bonus opt-in tend to happen on the same screen.
What we could not confirm is the rest of the cashier. Our screenshot shows the Interac flow only, so the showcase lists Interac as the single verified method. If you prefer a card or an e-wallet, open the cashier yourself and check the minimum on that method before assuming it matches.
Lucky Nugget handles the $1 minimum differently from Zodiac. The preset buttons nudge you toward $20, $50 or $100, which is normal cashier design, but the field below them accepts any amount and the casino states the floor in plain text: $1.00. Type 1, confirm, and the Interac e-Transfer request goes to your banking app like any other transfer.
The method here is specifically Interac e-Transfer "Request for Money", meaning the casino sends a request to your email or phone number and you approve it from your bank. For players at Canada's big banks this is the most familiar flow there is; you have almost certainly used it to split a restaurant bill. It is also why Lucky Nugget ranks well for "interac minimum deposit casino" searches: the $1 floor and the Interac rail are the same thing here.
The 50 free spins offer for a $1 deposit applies, with the usual advice: open the promotion terms and note the wagering multiple and any cap on winnings before you deposit. Only the Interac flow was captured, so we make no claims about cards, e-wallets or their minimums at Lucky Nugget.
Six casinos, six facts each. Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax and RX share one cashier, so their card and crypto columns are identical; a dash means we did not see that method, not that the casino lacks it.
| Casino | Min deposit | $1 via | Cards | Crypto | Welcome offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Katsubet CA offer | CA$1 | Interac | from $20 | Yes | 50 FS · code 1BET |
| 7Bit CA offer | 1 CAD | Interac | from $20 | Yes | 50 FS |
| Mirax CA offer | C$1 | Interac | from $20 | Yes | 50 FS |
| RX CA offer | $1 | Interac | from $20 | Yes | 150% + 50 FS · code CADBONUS |
| Zodiac | $1 | Interac | – | – | 50 FS |
| Lucky Nugget | $1.00 | Interac | – | – | 50 FS |
Evidence: cashier screenshots for 7Bit, Mirax, Zodiac and Lucky Nugget; promotion banners plus the shared cashier for Katsubet and RX. Licensing, withdrawal minimums and wagering requirements were not part of the screenshots and are deliberately left out. Check them in the casino's footer and terms; the how to choose section lists exactly what to look for.
Read across the rows and one pattern stands out: at every casino, Interac is the method that carries the $1 minimum. Cards, where present, start at $20. That single fact answers most "casino minimum deposit $1" confusion. The minimum is real, but it is attached to one rail, and if you use a different one the floor moves.
The $1 deposit casino bonus that dominates the Canadian market is 50 free spins. Five of the six casinos here attach that exact offer to the first dollar; RX layers a 150% match on top. At Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax and RX the offer is a dedicated Canadian promotion, priced in CA$1 and, at two of them, tied to a Canada-specific code. The spins are easy to understand as a headline and easy to misjudge in practice, so here is what the format means and what to look for in the terms.
A free spin is one round on a specified slot at a fixed bet, usually the slot's minimum line bet. The casino picks the game and the stake; you cannot move the spins to a different slot or raise the bet. Fifty spins at a small fixed bet translates to a few dollars of play, which is the right way to think about them: a structured trial of the casino with real-money outcomes, funded by the operator, in exchange for your $1 and your registration.
We did not capture the bonus terms for any of the six casinos, so nothing below is a claim about a specific brand. These are the conditions that nearly every free spins offer in this market uses, and the terms page at each casino will tell you the exact figures:
How to read the offer in thirty seconds. Find three numbers in the terms: the wagering multiple, the maximum cashout from spin winnings, and the maximum bet while wagering. Those three determine whether the 50 spins are a nice trial or something you will regret opting into. If any of them is missing from the terms, email support and ask before you deposit.
Mirax's cashier shows a "Use bonuses" switch next to the amount, and 7Bit, Katsubet and RX use the same platform. That gives you a choice most players do not realise they have: deposit the $1 with the toggle off and your dollar is clean cash, playable on any game, withdrawable on any terms the casino applies to normal balances. Toggle on and you receive the spins but accept the wagering package with them. Neither option is wrong. A clean $1 is for testing the casino's software and withdrawal process; the spins are for stretching that dollar into more rounds at the cost of restrictions.
Searches for "$1 no deposit casinos" are common and the phrase is self-contradictory. A no deposit bonus is credited before you pay anything; a $1 deposit bonus requires you to fund the account with a dollar first. The offers on this page are all deposit bonuses: your dollar goes in, the spins come out. None of the six casinos was verified as offering free spins or credit with no deposit at all, and we do not list any such offer here. If a site promises both at once, read the terms twice.
A $1 minimum is a feature of the cashier, not a promise about the rest of the casino. It is useful for specific reasons and costly for others. Both lists below are written from the player's side of the table.
Net: a $1 minimum deposit casino is excellent at letting you look before you commit. It is a poor tool for actually playing with any depth, which is the subject of the next section.
This page exists because a $1 minimum is useful. It would be dishonest to pretend that $1 is always the right amount to deposit. The minimum is the floor the casino allows; the amount that makes sense for you depends on what you want out of the session. Here is the arithmetic, without any push to spend more.
Slots at the casinos listed here commonly allow spins from $0.10 to $0.25, with many popular titles starting at $0.20. Live dealer tables usually open at $1 or more per hand. The table below shows what $1 buys in rounds at typical minimum stakes, and what $10 and $20 buy at the same stakes.
5 spins at $0.20, or 1 hand of live blackjack at a $1 table. Enough to see the software work, not enough to feel the game.
50 spins at $0.20, or 10 hands at $1. Roughly a short, complete session with normal variance.
100 spins at $0.20. Also the point at which cards become available on the shared cashier.
None of this says you should deposit $20. It says that if your goal is to play for an evening rather than to test a cashier, $1 will not get you there, and the extra rounds you do get will come from bonus spins with strings attached.
Wagering requirements and maximum cashouts are the same regardless of deposit size. Suppose a free spins package wins $8 and carries 40x wagering: you must bet $320 before that $8 is withdrawable. With a $1 cash balance plus $8 bonus, reaching $320 in turnover is a long grind at small stakes, and the bonus will usually expire or bust before you get there. With $20 of your own money alongside, the turnover is achievable in a normal session. The requirement did not change; your ability to complete it did.
Match bonuses, like the 150% at RX, are the clearest case. A 150% match on $1 is $1.50 of bonus. On $20 it is $30. Match bonuses typically require wagering on the bonus amount (sometimes deposit plus bonus), so the $1 version carries a small obligation but also delivers almost nothing; the $20 version delivers a meaningful balance for a proportionally identical obligation. If you intend to take a match bonus at all, a token deposit mostly wastes the offer.
Every casino sets a minimum withdrawal, and it is never $1. Common floors in this market run from around $10 to $50 depending on the method, with Interac withdrawals often at the higher end of that range. Win $6 from a $1 deposit and you may be unable to cash it out until the balance grows, which forces you to keep playing. Some methods also charge a flat fee per withdrawal, which on a small balance is a significant percentage. We did not capture any of the six casinos' withdrawal pages, so check the figure for your chosen method before you deposit; it is usually in the cashier's "Withdraw" tab or the payments page.
Casinos verify identity (photo ID, proof of address, sometimes proof of payment method) before a first withdrawal, and sometimes earlier. The process takes the same effort for a $1 depositor as for a high roller. If you are going to go through it anyway, there is an argument for depositing an amount that makes the eventual withdrawal worth the paperwork.
A sensible middle path: deposit $1 first to check the cashier, the games and the verification request. If everything behaves, decide separately whether a second deposit of $10 to $20 is something you want, based on how the first one felt. The two decisions do not have to be made at once.
At every casino on this page the $1 minimum lives on one rail: Interac. Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax and RX share a cashier where the other methods are present but start higher; Zodiac and Lucky Nugget showed us their Interac screen. This section explains why, and what to expect from each method as a Canadian player.
Interac e-Transfer moves money between Canadian bank accounts using an email address or mobile number. In an online casino cashier it appears in one of two forms. "Request for Money" (used at Lucky Nugget) has the casino send a request that you approve inside your banking app. The direct form (7Bit, Mirax, Zodiac) has you initiate the transfer to the casino's details, or redirects you to your bank to complete it. Either way the money comes straight from your chequing account, lands in CAD, and clears in minutes; Mirax's cashier explicitly labels it "Instant".
Three things make Interac the natural home of the $1 deposit:
Practical notes: your bank sets its own daily e-Transfer limit, and a few banks block transfers to gambling merchants, which is where Mirax's note about using "Rapid transfer" for some banks comes from. If an e-Transfer fails, that is the first thing to check. Withdrawals back to your bank by Interac are offered by many casinos but carry their own minimums, which are above $1.
Visa and Mastercard. The four shared-cashier casinos (Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax, RX) accept cards for a CAD account with a $20 minimum. Canadian credit cards sometimes decline gambling transactions or treat them as cash advances with interest from day one; a debit card or Interac avoids that. Card deposits are instant and withdrawals back to card, where offered, are slower.
Cryptocurrency. The shared cashier lists nine to ten coins (the 7Bit and Mirax screenshots show the full grid), with minimums in coin units (0.0001 BTC, 5 USDT, 4 XRP, 1 DOGE and so on). Depending on exchange rates, some of those are below one Canadian dollar and some are above, so crypto can technically produce a sub-$1 deposit, but it is a different proposition: you need a wallet, network fees apply, and the balance may be held in crypto or converted. For most Canadians searching for a $1 deposit casino, crypto is not the point; it is there for players who already hold coins.
| Method | Seen at | Minimum seen | Currency | Speed | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interac e-Transfer | All six | $1 / C$1 | CAD | Minutes (Mirax: instant) | The genuine $1 deposit |
| Visa / Mastercard | Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax, RX | $20 | CAD | Instant | Larger deposits; check card issuer policy |
| Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, others | Katsubet, 7Bit, Mirax, RX | Coin units (e.g. 0.0001 BTC, 5 USDT) | Crypto | Network dependent | Existing crypto holders |
The flow is nearly identical at every casino on this page. Zodiac and Lucky Nugget show the two variations you will meet: a $1 preset button, and a free-text amount field with the minimum written beneath it.
The currency choice usually appears at sign-up and sometimes cannot be changed later. CAD keeps the deposit at exactly one dollar and avoids conversion on withdrawal.
Katsubet (1BET) and RX (CADBONUS) require a code. Enter it where the casino asks, before depositing. Mirax and 7Bit have a bonus field and toggle inside the cashier; decide there whether you want the spins.
It is the method with the $1 floor at every casino here. If you pick a card, expect $20.
At Zodiac, tap the $1 preset. At Lucky Nugget and Mirax, type 1 in the amount field; the minimum is stated under the field. If the cashier rejects 1, screenshot the error and contact support rather than assuming the minimum is higher.
For Request for Money, open the notification from your bank and accept. For a direct e-Transfer, follow the redirect to your bank and confirm. The casino balance updates within minutes.
Welcome spins usually appear in a bonus tab or as a pop-up on the eligible slot. If they are missing, contact support before placing bets; many casinos cannot add a bonus after the balance has been used.
If your bank declines the transfer: some Canadian banks block e-Transfers flagged as gambling. Try a different bank account, check your daily e-Transfer limit, or look for an alternative instant-bank option in the cashier (Mirax labels one "Rapid transfer"). Do not retry a declined transfer repeatedly; banks can temporarily lock e-Transfer after several failures.
The minimum deposit is the easiest thing to verify and the least important thing about a casino. These are the checks that actually separate a good $1 minimum deposit casino from a bad one, in roughly the order they matter.
Find the licence in the site footer. For Ontario residents the only compliant option is an operator registered with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and operating under iGaming Ontario; the registration is listed on the AGCO site. Outside Ontario, Canadians commonly play at casinos licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority, or the Curaçao regime, each with different levels of player protection. We did not record licences for the six casinos here, so look before you register and make sure the licence number resolves on the regulator's register.
Wagering multiple, maximum cashout from spin winnings, maximum bet while wagering. Covered in the bonus section; if the terms are vague or hard to find, that is a signal about the operator, not just the offer.
Check the Withdraw tab before depositing. Note the minimum per method, any fee, and the stated processing time. Interac withdrawals back to your bank are the cleanest for Canadians when offered. A casino that lets you deposit $1 but needs $100 to withdraw is not built for small players, whatever the deposit page says.
Look for a clear KYC page explaining what documents are needed and when. The best operators ask early and once; the worst ask only when you try to withdraw and then request documents in stages. A $1 deposit is a good way to find out which kind you are dealing with: deposit, then ask support what verification will be required.
With a small balance you want slots with low minimum bets ($0.10 to $0.20) and, if you like tables, RNG blackjack or roulette with $0.50 to $1 minimums rather than live tables. Check that the welcome spins' slot is one you would choose to play anyway. A lobby of 5,000 games is irrelevant if the ones you like start at $2 a spin.
A CAD balance (all six casinos here offer or signal one) means no conversion on deposit, on bets, or on withdrawal. If a casino only offers EUR or USD, your $1 becomes roughly €0.65 or US$0.72 and converts back later with another spread.
Live chat with real response times, an email address that answers, and terms written in readable English. Test chat with a question about the withdrawal minimum before you deposit; the quality of that answer tells you a lot.
Deposit limits, session reminders, time-outs and self-exclusion should be in the account settings, not buried in a help article. For a player who chose a $1 minimum partly for budget reasons, a working deposit limit is the most useful feature on the site.
Gambling in Canada is regulated by each province, so where you live changes which casinos you can legally use and whether the offers on this page apply to you.
Since April 2022 Ontario has operated an open, licensed online market. Private operators register with the AGCO and sign a commercial agreement with iGaming Ontario; only those operators may serve people physically in Ontario. Two consequences for $1 deposit casino players: first, registered operators are prohibited from advertising bonuses or inducements publicly, so a "50 free spins for $1" banner is, by design, not aimed at Ontarians and an Ontario-registered site will show its offers only after login. Second, an offshore casino that accepts an Ontario player is operating outside the provincial framework. Whether the six casinos here hold Ontario registration was not part of our check; the AGCO's public register is the place to confirm it. Legal age is 19.
Quebec's provincially run option is Espacejeux, operated by Loto-Québec. There is no private licensing scheme, and searches for "casino 1 deposit Québec" generally lead to offshore-licensed casinos that accept Quebec residents. Legal gambling age is 18. French-language support and CAD balances are worth checking since not every offshore casino provides either.
Alberta passed legislation in 2025 to create a regulated private online market modelled on Ontario's. The timeline for operators going live and the rules on advertising were still being finalised when this page was written; check the current status with Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis before assuming a casino is licensed in the province. PlayAlberta remains the provincial site. Legal age is 18.
These provinces offer gambling through their lottery corporations (PlayNow in BC, Manitoba and Saskatchewan; the Atlantic Lottery Corporation in the east) and have not licensed private operators. Residents who use offshore-licensed casinos are in a legal grey area that is not enforced against individual players, but the operator is not accountable to a Canadian regulator. Legal age is 19 except Manitoba, where it is 18.
Practical rule: before depositing, check two things on the casino's terms page: whether your province is listed as restricted, and which licence the casino operates under. Both take a minute and both matter more than the size of the welcome offer.
None of the six casinos needs an app. Each runs in Safari or Chrome on a phone, and the cashiers in our screenshots are the same responsive pages on mobile. Interac e-Transfer is arguably easier on a phone: the Request for Money notification arrives in your banking app, and approving it is two taps. A $1 minimum deposit mobile casino session, from registration to spinning, can be done entirely on one device in under ten minutes.
"Real money" at a $1 deposit casino means exactly what it says: your dollar is cash on the balance, bets are real, and winnings are real and withdrawable once any bonus wagering and the withdrawal minimum are met. The practical limit on a $1 real-money session is not the casino, it is stake size. Choose slots with $0.10 to $0.20 minimums and a $1 balance plus 50 spins gives you a genuine, if short, session. Live dealer tables, where $1 is usually a single minimum bet, are better saved for a larger deposit.
A note on new players: the $1 welcome format is built for first-time depositors. It lets a new player experience a casino with minimal exposure, which is why "$1 deposit casino for new player" is a sensible search. The offers are one-time; a second $1 deposit at the same casino generally earns no bonus, though some operators run reload promotions with higher minimums.
Small deposits feel harmless, and that is their quiet risk. A dollar here and a dollar there is easy to lose track of, and a string of $5 top-ups can add up to more than a single $50 deposit would have. If you choose a $1 minimum deposit casino for budget reasons, set the casino's deposit limit to match your budget at registration, before the first deposit, so the limit is a decision rather than a reaction.
Treat bonus spins as entertainment with a small chance of a bonus, not as a strategy. Never chase a wagering requirement with money you did not plan to spend. If gambling stops being fun or starts to feel necessary, help is free and confidential across Canada: ConnexOntario (1-866-531-2600) in Ontario, Gambling: Help and Referral in Quebec (1-800-461-0140), and the Gamblers Anonymous and provincial problem gambling lines elsewhere. You must be 19 or older to gamble in most provinces, 18 in Quebec, Alberta and Manitoba.
Online gambling is regulated province by province. Ontario runs an open licensed market through iGaming Ontario and the AGCO, where only Ontario-registered operators may serve Ontario residents. Other provinces offer lottery-corporation sites, and many Canadians also play at offshore-licensed casinos that accept Canadian players. Check the licence and terms of any casino before depositing, and make sure you meet the legal age in your province: 19 in most, 18 in Quebec, Alberta and Manitoba.
Yes. For 7Bit, Mirax, Zodiac and Lucky Nugget we captured the cashier showing a $1 or 1 CAD minimum through Interac, and the screenshots are in each review. Katsubet and RX run on the same cashier as 7Bit and Mirax, with the same Interac $1 minimum, and both advertise their Canadian offers for a CA$1 deposit.
Interac, at every casino where we could see the cashier. At 7Bit and Mirax, Visa/Mastercard start at $20, and crypto minimums are quoted in coin units. If you want the true 1 dollar deposit, choose Interac.
A $1 deposit bonus requires you to fund the account with at least one dollar before the spins or match are credited. A no deposit bonus is credited without any payment. None of the six casinos here was verified as offering a no deposit bonus; every offer we documented is tied to a real $1 deposit.
As a low-cost trial of a casino, yes. Free spins normally carry wagering requirements and a cap on withdrawable winnings, so treat the 50 spins as a sample rather than a bankroll, and read the three key numbers (wagering, max cashout, max bet) in the terms before accepting.
Yes, once two conditions are met: any bonus wagering is complete, and your balance reaches the casino's minimum withdrawal, which is normally well above $1 (often $10 to $50 depending on method). Identity verification is usually requested before a first withdrawal.
Yes. All six run in a mobile browser without an app, and Interac e-Transfer deposits are completed through your banking app, which is often faster on a phone than on a desktop.
Ontario residents should use operators registered with iGaming Ontario; those operators cannot advertise bonuses publicly, so a $1 free spins banner is usually aimed at players outside Ontario. Quebec has Loto-Québec's Espacejeux as its provincial site, with 18 as the legal age. Confirm the casino accepts your province before signing up.
Not quite. A €1 minimum is a European-market setting; if you deposit in CAD the minimum is usually rounded to C$1 or converted at the day's rate. All casinos on this page offer a Canadian dollar balance, so depositing in CAD avoids conversion fees.