iDebit
iDebit was a Canadian online service that let you pay directly from your bank account without a card. It is no longer available: idebit.com now serves an unrelated US instant-payments business, so the method should be treated as discontinued.
About iDebit
iDebit is a Canadian payment service that connects to your online banking to fund deposits directly from your bank account, without sharing card details with the operator. Treat it as a discontinued betting deposit method: its sister service InstaDebit has posted a closure notice giving 27 February 2026 as the last day to deposit and 30 April 2026 as the last day to withdraw a balance, and idebit.com now belongs to an unrelated US payment processor rather than to the consumer service described below.
iDebit was a deposit method that let a customer fund an online betting account by direct bank transfer. No credit or debit card was needed - only an account at a supported bank.
The appeal of the method was that banking information was never shared with the betting site: the customer signed in at their own bank’s website and the bank pushed the money to the betting site, instead of the betting site pulling funds out of the account.
iDebit: No Longer Available
iDebit is recorded on this site as discontinued. iDebit carries this status note, as we hold it: “Closed 2026”. iDebit keeps a page so an old link still resolves.
iDebit: What We Record Instead
iDebit was recorded for these markets: Canada. iDebit has these live methods recorded in that market: Interac. iDebit was recorded at 1 betting site we list. iDebit shares those sites with these live methods: Bank transfer, ecoPayz (Payz), eKonto, EPS, Euteller. iDebit also shares them with Maestro, Mastercard, MONETA.RU.
iDebit: What This Page Does Not Claim
iDebit carries no fee, no limit and no processing time here. iDebit is described by the status we record, not by its own notices. iDebit is worth checking at the source before you act on this.
