Yes — most online casinos offer baccarat. Common formats you’ll find:

• Punto Banco (the most common online version; players bet on “Player,” “Banker,” or “Tie” and the house follows fixed drawing rules).
• Other variants less commonly offered: Chemin de Fer, Baccarat Banque, Mini‑Baccarat.
• Live‑dealer baccarat (streamed with real dealers) is widely available at many sites and gives an experience similar to land‑based tables.

Quick notes on odds and game features:

• Typical house edges: Banker bet ≈ 1.06% (usually pays 19:20 or 95% after 5% commission), Player bet ≈ 1.24%, Tie bet ≫ much worse (house edge ~14–15% or higher depending on payout). Side bets usually carry significantly higher house edges.
• RTP is essentially the complement of house edge and will depend on the exact rules and payouts used.

Safety and legal points:

• Availability depends on local law — some U.S. states and other countries restrict online casino gambling. Always use sites licensed in your jurisdiction.
• Prefer reputable casinos with visible licensing (e.g., Malta, UK, Gibraltar, state-level U.S. licenses where applicable), clear payout/commission rules, and responsible‑gambling tools.

If you want, I can list typical baccarat variants, explain the drawing rules, compare live vs RNG baccarat, or point out how to identify trustworthy online casinos.