Royal Ace sets its minimum deposit at C$20, so a first deposit of that size is enough to fund an account and claim the welcome offer. The cashier takes cards, e-wallets and crypto, which covers the three ways most players in Canada prefer to move money. A page about the brand at casino.casino.tryroyalace.ca/en-ca/app//en-ca/app/ describes the same setup for mobile players.
Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours once a request is approved, a timeframe the operator states itself. The exact ceiling on a single withdrawal, and the fees a payment provider may charge, are not published in the material we worked from; the cashier and the T&Cs are where those figures live. Royal Ace is operated by Novatrix Group N.V. under a Curaçao licence, which is not from Canada.
Cards, e-wallets and crypto at Royal Ace
The cashier covers three families of payment method. Cards handle the familiar route: Visa and Mastercard are named, and both work for deposits. E-wallets are represented by Skrill and Neteller, the two names most players in Canada already know from other online accounts. Crypto is accepted as well, with Bitcoin named as the currency on offer.
Each of those routes has a practical consequence. A card deposit is the simplest to start with because the details are already in your hand. An e-wallet keeps your bank details out of the cashier entirely, since the wallet sits between you and the operator. Crypto moves value without a bank in the middle, and the amount credited depends on the rate at the moment of the transfer.
The minimum deposit of C$20 applies as the entry point for funding an account. That figure matters more than it looks: a welcome bonus calculated as a percentage of your deposit scales from it, so C$20 is the smallest deposit that still triggers the offer in full proportion.
Our preference for this part of the site is the e-wallet route, for one factual reason: Skrill and Neteller keep your card number out of the cashier, and the money arrives without the waiting that a bank transfer involves. Cards remain the easier first step for anyone new to online payments. Neither choice changes the deposit floor of C$20.
Key facts on deposits, withdrawals and the licence
- Minimum deposit: C$20.
- Cards accepted: Visa and Mastercard.
- E-wallets accepted: Skrill and Neteller.
- Crypto accepted: Bitcoin.
- Operator and licence: Novatrix Group N.V., holding a Curaçao licence that was not issued in Canada.
Withdrawal requests are handled within 24 hours, according to the operator. That figure describes processing on the operator’s side; how long the money then takes to appear depends on the method you chose, and the cashier is the place to check the current wording.
A C$20 deposit and what the bonus terms add
Take a hypothetical deposit of C$20, the minimum. If the welcome offer matches deposits at 100%, that deposit produces C$20 in bonus funds, giving C$40 to play with. The bonus terms then decide whether the bonus alone or the deposit plus bonus has to be wagered before any of it becomes withdrawable. The material we worked from gives no wagering figure, so the terms themselves are the only reliable source.
Suppose, purely as an illustration, that the requirement is 40x on the bonus amount. C$20 in bonus funds would then mean C$800 of wagering before a withdrawal of bonus-derived winnings is possible. At 40x on deposit plus bonus, the same C$20 deposit would carry C$1,600. The gap between those two readings is the reason to open the bonus terms before you deposit rather than after.
A C$20 deposit keeps the arithmetic small. The requirement still applies in full, and the size of your deposit does not change the multiplier.
Where the payment setup helps and where it holds you back
The strengths are concrete. Three payment families in one cashier means a player can pick the route that fits how they already handle money. The C$20 floor is low enough that a first deposit stays modest. Bitcoin gives an option for players who hold crypto. And 24-hour processing on withdrawals is a stated commitment rather than an open-ended wait.
The weaknesses sit in the same area. The maximum withdrawal amount is not published in what we could find, so a large win leaves you guessing until you read the cashier or ask support. Fees are not stated either, and a payment provider can add its own charge on top of anything the operator does. Public reviews and player reports are mixed on payouts, with some describing smooth processing and others raising delays, so the 24-hour figure is the operator’s own commitment rather than a settled record.
- Cards, e-wallets and Bitcoin in one cashier, with a C$20 minimum deposit.
- Withdrawals processed within 24 hours, as the operator states.
- No published maximum withdrawal amount.
- No stated fee schedule for deposits or withdrawals.
- Mixed public reports on how payouts go in practice.
What to read in the T&Cs before you deposit
The terms decide most of what matters once money is in play. Read these points before the first deposit:
- The maximum withdrawal per request and per period, which the cashier or the T&Cs should state.
- Any fee the operator or the payment provider applies to a deposit or a withdrawal.
- The wagering requirement attached to the welcome bonus, and whether it applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus.
- The verification steps the operator asks for, which it sets case by case, and when they are requested.
- What happens to a pending withdrawal if you accept a bonus while it is waiting.
On that last point the rule is worth stating plainly: accepting an offer while a withdrawal is pending can turn that money back into bonus funds, which stops the withdrawal and puts the amount under a wagering requirement again. If a payout is on its way, leave offers alone until it lands.
Who the payment setup suits, and the verdict
Royal Ace fits players who want a low entry point and a choice of funding routes. If C$20 is your planned first deposit, the cashier meets you there, and an e-wallet user gets a clean separation between bank and casino. Crypto holders have a route too. It suits the player who reads terms before depositing and keeps withdrawals simple by sticking to one method for both directions.
It suits less well anyone who needs a published maximum withdrawal before committing, or who wants a fee schedule up front. Those figures are not in the material we worked from, and the mixed public reports on payouts mean the 24-hour processing figure should be read as the operator’s commitment, not a guarantee of how every request goes. Novatrix Group N.V. holds a Curaçao licence, and no licence from Canada appears among the operator’s credentials.
Our verdict for this angle: the payment range and the C$20 minimum are genuine strengths, and the gaps around withdrawal ceilings and fees are the things to resolve with support or in the cashier before your first deposit. Ask for the maximum withdrawal in writing, confirm the fee position for your chosen method, and the rest of the setup is straightforward.
Gambling is for adults only, 18+. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential support services in Canada can help. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and treat a bonus as no reason to deposit more than you planned.
This text draws on what the operator states about its payment methods, limits and processing times, and on public reviews and player reports where they exist; it was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.