iGaming Payment Solutions
Europe · Verified 2026-07-31
iGaming payments inRomania
Deposits run on Romanian bank transfer / cards (via Class 2 PSP), and settle in RON.
5
Providers with a rail here
1
Reach it directly
2
Rails tracked
RON
Settles in
Quick info
- Currency
- RON
- Region
- Europe
- Betting
- regulated
- Casino
- regulated
- Dominant rail
- Bank transfer
- Providers
- 5 (1 direct)
- Regulator
- ONJN
- Enforcement
- site blocking
What the rule actually is in Romania
Our own reading, not a summary of someone else's
ONJN-licensed, and the economics changed hard on 1 August 2025 when Law 141/2025 lifted the annual authorisation tax from 21% of GGR to 30%, with a floor of EUR480,000 a year, on top of a EUR300,000 annual licence tax. The payment rules are what make Romania unusual: a payment processor must itself hold a Romanian Class 2 licence and player funds must sit in Romanian-domiciled bank accounts, so local acquiring is a legal requirement rather than an optimisation and an offshore aggregator simply cannot serve the regulated market. More than 1,500 offshore domains are ISP-blocked.
How money actually moves
The rails players reach for, in the order that matters locally
- Romanian bank transfer / cards (via Class 2 PSP)dominant
bank transfer
Direct local acquiring is a LEGAL requirement, not just better; an offshore aggregator cannot serve the regulated market.
- Skrill / Netellermajor
e-wallet
Popular for fast withdrawals; still settles through Class 2 flows.
Which providers reach these rails
5 of the providers we track carry a recorded entry for this market
Direct acquiring
1A direct relationship with the local rail rather than a hop through someone else's.
| Provider | Rails named | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Nuvei | Romanian bank transfer / cards (own ONJN Class 2 licence), Skrill / Neteller | named clients |
Aggregated or indirect
4The rail is reachable, but through an aggregator, a local PSP or a wallet rather than directly.
Evidence grades run from named clients through platform catalogs and industry knowledge down to a provider's own claim. A claim we could not corroborate is still shown, labelled as what it is. See our methodology.
What it costs to operate, and who enforces
A missing field means we have not verified one, not that none exists
Operator tax
Annual authorisation tax 30% of GGR (21% before Law 141/2025), minimum EUR480,000
Licence economics
EUR300,000 annual licence tax; payment processors need a Romanian Class 2 licence and player funds must sit in Romanian bank accounts
Regulator
ONJNOficiul Naţional pentru Jocuri de Noroc
Enforcement reaches
site blocking