Here’s a clear, practical guide to depositing and withdrawing on Canadian online betting sites — what methods you’ll commonly see, how to do each step, typical times/fees/limits, and important legal/verification notes.

Quick legal/age points (must-read)

• Online betting is legal in Canada but regulated by provinces; rules, minimum ages (18 or 19) and available domestic platforms vary by province. Check what applies where you live before using a site. (OnlineGambling.legal)

Common payment methods (what you’ll see)

• Interac e-Transfer (bank-to-site): very common, often fastest for Canadians for both deposits and withdrawals. Low/no site fees; withdrawal availability and limits vary by operator. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
• Debit / credit cards (Visa/Mastercard): widely accepted for deposits; many banks or processors block gambling card payouts so withdrawals may not be possible via card. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• Online banking / instant bank transfer (third‑party processors): similar to Interac in speed for deposits; withdrawal support varies. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• E‑wallets (PayPal, Skrill, Neteller): accepted by many licensed operators — fast deposits and often fast withdrawals but may have fees and require account linking. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• Prepaid cards (Paysafecard) and bank wire transfers: available but wires are slow and may have higher fees; prepaid cards are deposit-only. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• Cryptocurrencies: offered by some offshore sites — fast and low-fee but comes with volatility and regulatory/legal considerations. (TalkSport.com)

Step-by-step: How to deposit

1. Create and verify your account: sign up, confirm email/phone and complete KYC if required (ID, proof of address). Many sites require KYC before large withdrawals. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
2. Go to Cashier/Deposit, choose your preferred method (e.g., Interac).
3. Enter amount and follow the on-screen prompts — Interac usually redirects to your online banking or opens a secure payment window; e‑wallets redirect to their log-in. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
4. Confirm payment in your bank/wallet. Deposits are often instant or near-instant with Interac/instant bank/e‑wallets; cards can be instant. (TheGruelingTruth.com)

Step-by-step: How to withdraw

1. Make sure your account is verified (ID, selfie, proof of address, sometimes proof of payment method). Many sites will not process withdrawals until KYC is complete. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
2. Go to Cashier/Withdraw, pick a supported withdrawal method (many sites require you withdraw via the same method used to deposit where possible). Enter the amount. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
3. Approve/confirm and wait for processing. Processing times vary: e‑wallets and Interac can be hours to a few days; bank wires and cards are slower (several days). Sites often have an approval queue before sending funds. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)

Typical times, fees and limits (general ranges)

• Interac e-Transfer: deposits instant; withdrawals often within 24–72 hours but sometimes up to 4 business days. Usually low or no site fee. Daily/monthly limits depend on operator and bank. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
• E-wallets: deposits/withdrawals often fastest (hours); provider fees possible. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• Cards: deposits instant; withdrawals may be blocked or take multiple business days if allowed. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• Bank wire: slowest (3–7+ business days), fees possible. (TheGruelingTruth.com)

Verification and anti-money‑laundering

• Expect KYC (government ID, proof of address, sometimes source-of-funds) for withdrawals and larger deposits. This is standard and required by regulated operators. Not providing documents will delay or block withdrawals. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)

Practical tips to avoid problems

• Use Interac or a trusted e‑wallet for speed if supported. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
• Deposit and withdraw with the same method where possible (many sites require it). (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
• Read the sportsbook/casino cashier FAQ for processing times, minimums, maximums and fees before you play. (TheGruelingTruth.com)
• Complete KYC early — submit ID and proof of address right after signup to avoid payout delays. (CanadaSportsBetting.ca)
• Watch for bonuses that require playthrough — you often can’t withdraw bonus funds until wagering conditions are met. (Check the site’s T&Cs.) (TheGruelingTruth.com)

Safety and legality

• Prefer licensed, provincially regulated or reputable international operators with visible licenses. Provincial rules differ (Ontario, Quebec, BC, Alberta, etc.) — confirm a site is legal/allowed for your province. (OnlineGambling.legal)
• If you use offshore sites, be aware you may have less consumer protection than with provincially licensed operators. (OnlineGambling.legal)

If something goes wrong

• Contact the site’s support; keep screenshots/transaction IDs. If a licensed operator fails to pay, contact the provincial regulator named on the site. For offshore sites, dispute options are limited. (OnlineGambling.legal)

Responsible gambling

• Set deposit limits, self-exclude if needed, and use provider tools for safer play. Provincial regulators and many operators provide resources and support. (PieGaming.com)

If you want, I can:

• Summarize the deposit/withdrawal rules for a specific sportsbook you have in mind, or
• Check the exact deposit/withdrawal options, limits and processing times for a particular operator (I’ll look up that site’s cashier page and KYC rules).

Which (if any) sportsbook or province should I check for exact rules?