Last updated: 30 July 2026
Richard Casino runs an AUD-native cashier - A$20 card deposits, instant crypto, bank rails - under Metlait SRL with a Tobique Gaming Commission licence. Most review sites still describe its old Curacao setup; that changed. Here is the current, verified picture: banking, the A$5,000 + 500 spins welcome structure, and what the licence swap means for you.
Who Runs Richard Casino Now: Metlait SRL Under Tobique Licence No. 0000064
Richard Casino is operated by Metlait SRL (Costa Rica, reg. 3-102-911867) under Tobique Gaming Commission licence No. 0000064, read off the operator's own footer on 30 July 2026. Secondary sources still carry the arrangement it replaced.
A review that still names Hollycorn or a Curaçao certificate was assembled from an older page rather than from the operator's site, and its other figures were probably gathered the same way. Use it as a dating tool while you read around.
What the swap buys an Australian player is close to nothing. Tobique is the licensing body now, Costa Rica issues company registrations rather than gambling licences, and no Australian authority stands behind an offshore account either way. Metlait SRL and licence 0000064 are not exclusive to this brand: the same pair appears on another Australian-facing casino we have verified, so two brands here are not two independent homes for your money.
Richard Casino Deposits in Australian Dollars: A$20 by Card, A$85 by JET Bank
Cards, Apple Pay, MiFinity and plain bank transfer all open at A$20, while JET bank transfer wants A$85 before it will move anything. Each of the six listed rails takes deposits. Two of them are documented as paying money back.
| Rail | Money in | Money out | Speed the operator states |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visa / Mastercard / Maestro | From A$20, documented to A$4,000 | No — listed as deposit-only | Instant in |
| Apple Pay | From A$20, no ceiling published | No payout entry in the record | Instant in |
| MiFinity | From A$20, no ceiling published | No payout entry in the record | Instant in |
| JET bank transfer | From A$85, no ceiling published | No payout entry in the record | Instant in |
| Bank transfer | From A$20 | Yes, A$100 to A$4,000 per transaction | No inbound speed published; 3-5 days out |
| Crypto (BTC / ETH) | No minimum published | Yes, A$20 to A$4,000 per transaction | Instant both ways |
Read the third column carefully, because it holds two different things. The card is marked deposit-only, which is a decision. Apple Pay, MiFinity and JET carry no payout entry at all, which is silence — nothing a logged-out visitor can read settles it either way. Plan as though money leaves by bank or by coin, since those are the routes with published figures attached. Deposit ceilings are thinner still: A$4,000 is documented for cards, while the other named rails publish a floor without a roof, and crypto publishes neither.
Two details are worth pulling out of the table. Accounts run in AUD, Bitcoin or Ethereum, so Australian dollars are the only fiat on the list and nothing is converted at the till. And the bank rails disagree with each other: pick JET, and A$50 will not open anything. Every route is set out side by side on the Richard Casino payment methods page.
Richard Casino Withdrawal Limits: A$100 Floor by Bank, A$4,000 Ceiling Either Way
Bank withdrawals run A$100 to A$4,000 per transaction and take 3-5 days; crypto runs A$20 to A$4,000 and is stated as instant. No daily, weekly or monthly total is published anywhere we could reach, so per-transaction is the only ceiling anyone can honestly quote you.
The floor is where this cashier bites. A$20 goes in by bank transfer, but A$20 cannot come back out that way — the bank payout minimum is five times the bank deposit minimum, and five times the A$20 crypto payout floor as well. Fund small by bank and win small, and the balance sits there until it reaches A$100 or until you set up a coin wallet you did not want.
At the other end, the A$4,000 ceiling sits below the A$5,000 the welcome package advertises. Convert that offer into cash and the cash leaves in more than one movement, each one costing three to five days unless you are on crypto.
Does Richard Casino Support PayID? No, and the Sites Saying Otherwise Are Wrong
There is no PayID at Richard Casino, and no BPAY or Osko either. The verified Australian cashier lists cards, Apple Pay, MiFinity, JET bank transfer, ordinary bank transfer and two coins — that is the whole set, and mirror pages promising instant PayID deposits here are describing a rail this operator does not run.
The nearest substitute is a card or Apple Pay deposit from A$20, both instant. What you give up is the part Australians actually like about PayID: a bank-to-bank transfer that never touches a card network. If that was your reason for looking at this casino, the Richard Casino PayID page lays out what the cashier runs instead and how it compares.
The Richard Casino Welcome Package and the 3% Weekly Cashback to A$7,500
Richard Casino advertises a welcome structure of A$5,000 with 500 free spins, and behind it a weekly cashback of 3% capped at A$7,500. Confirm both in the promotions area before you opt in; offers at this operator move.
The cashback cap deserves a moment of arithmetic. Three per cent only reaches A$7,500 once the qualifying weekly figure is around a quarter of a million dollars, so at ordinary stakes the ceiling is scenery and the rate is the number doing the work. Whether the 3% is struck on losses, deposits or turnover is not stated in anything we verified, and that changes the offer's value completely.
The welcome terms have the same hole in them. How the A$5,000 splits across deposits, the wagering multiplier, the maximum bet allowed while a bonus is live, the life of the spins — none of it appears in the verified record, so no figure for it appears here. Read those settings in your own account first: a large headline with heavy turnover terms locks up the deposit that funded it. What is and is not documented sits on the Richard Casino bonus codes page.
Richard Casino Login: Australians Land on a Numbered Mirror
The operator's site is richardcasino.com, and from an Australian connection on 30 July 2026 it forwarded to richardcasino12.com. That is the operator's own standard practice rather than a sign of trouble, but the address you finish on will not be the one you typed, so read the bar before entering a password.
Support is live chat plus an FAQ, with no email address, phone number or published hours in the verified record. That is fine for a stuck password and less comfortable for a disputed payout, where a written trail is what you want, so keep your chat transcripts. The Richard Casino login guide covers the redirect behaviour and the errors behind most lockouts, and the full Richard Casino review puts the licence and the banking detail in one place.
Every operator figure above comes from a scan of Richard Casino's Australian-facing pages on 30 July 2026, footer captured verbatim. Nobody here holds an account, has deposited, has timed a withdrawal or has seen anything behind the login, and this site holds no rating or award for this casino. The operator states neither a launch year nor a game count, so neither is claimed. Offshore terms change without notice, and the operator's current pages are the version that binds.
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