If you've used PayPal, then you already know how quick and easy it is to use. Simply make sure there's enough credit in your account, which can be topped up using online banking or a credit/debit card, and you can use that to make a payment to PayPal slot sites.

Of course, this "how to" is entirely academic since Canucks can't use PayPal to make deposits or withdrawals in 2024. In countries where it is permitted to make a PayPal deposit, slots sites process them just like any other online store – you enter how much cash you want to transfer and are then redirected to PayPal where you can complete the transaction.

The whole thing is, or was, very simple and you would see the cash land in your online casino/online slots account in a matter of minutes.

"If you've used PayPal, then we don't need to tell you how quick and easy it is to use; you'll already know!"

Here at this site we absolutely love PayPal. When we're not writing about slots you'll often find us splashing the virtual cash on eBay. If, like so many of us are, you're an active eBay user then you will almost certainly be intimately familiar with the ins and outs of PayPal, so there's nothing else to sign up for or learn about before you can start using it.

And then there's the security aspect – by acting as a middleman between sites accepting PayPal and your bank, the service effectively offers another layer of security and ensures that any rogue casinos out there can't get their hands on your bank details or credit card info.

The only real disadvantage of PayPal is that it often charges fees on transactions, but online casinos almost always absorb these on their side. It's for this reason that, when it was available, we always strongly recommended PayPal. Slot machines sites do have plenty of other payment options though, and you'll find some of the very best sites to try instead right here on this page.