Which countries can use the CashtoCode eVoucher?

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Quick answer

The CashtoCode eVoucher is sold internationally, mainly in English-speaking markets. It is not available in select regional markets, where CashtoCode Classic, a barcode-based cash payment, is offered instead. Denominations and exact availability vary by region.

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Quick answer (TL;DR):

The CashtoCode eVoucher is sold internationally, mainly in English-speaking markets. It is not available in select regional markets, where CashtoCode Classic (a barcode-based cash payment) is offered instead. denominations by region.

Where the CashtoCode eVoucher is available

Most international markets can buy the eVoucher through one of the authorised resellers, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Nigeria, India, Oceania and many other regions. The exact availability depends on the reseller and the payment methods it supports for your country. For Nigerian buyers, USD-denominated eVouchers are available through international resellers. Payment is typically via card or crypto.

Where the eVoucher is not available

The eVoucher is not sold or redeemable in select regional markets. Those markets use CashtoCode Classic, a different product that lets you pay cash at a retail counter against a barcode generated at the online merchant. If you are in those markets, please use Classic.

Which currencies apply to my region?

  • EUR in much of Europe (excluding select markets).
  • USD as the international default.
  • CAD for Canadian buyers, up to C$1,500 per voucher.
  • GBP and other local currencies at selected resellers.

Not available in your country?

Try a different authorised reseller from the list. Each reseller serves a different set of countries depending on its payment partners. If none of the listed resellers work for your country, the eVoucher is currently not offered in your region. Reseller coverage changes periodically as new payment partnerships are established, so it is worth checking back.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I buy a CashtoCode eVoucher from select markets?

No. The eVoucher is not offered in select regional markets. Use CashtoCode Classic at a retail counter instead.

Is the eVoucher available in many regions?

Yes, at most international resellers. Local payment options at the reseller checkout decide how you pay for the voucher.

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Where can I buy a CashtoCode eVoucher?

You buy the eVoucher online from authorised resellers. Availability and the local payment options at checkout depend on your region, so the reseller list is the best place to confirm what works for you.

Is the eVoucher the same as CashtoCode Classic?

No. The eVoucher is an online PIN purchased from resellers. CashtoCode Classic is a separate cash payment made in person at partner locations and is offered in select markets only.

Which resellers offer the eVoucher?

Authorised resellers list the eVoucher in their store and handle the checkout in your local currency and payment methods. Always use a recognised, authorised reseller to make sure the PIN is valid.

What “available in Nigeria” actually means in practice

Nigeria sits in an unusual spot: CashtoCode resellers and most partner merchants do support Nigerian buyers, but Nigerian banks are the layer most likely to interrupt the payment, thanks to CBN restrictions on card usage for gambling-adjacent foreign transactions.

If a reseller lists Nigeria as supported, why did my payment still fail?

That’s almost always the bank blocking the transaction on its end, not the reseller rejecting Nigeria, retry with a crypto-only checkout.

Are there Nigerian casinos that accept CashtoCode directly in naira?

Most CashtoCode-accepting operators relevant to Nigerian players are international sites operating in USD or EUR, not naira-native platforms.

Does CBN policy on this change often?

It has shifted more than once in recent years, confirm current rules with your own bank before relying on a card payment.