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CASHlib in Finnish Casinos
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This page is for players in Finland who want to use CASHlib, a prepaid eVoucher, to deposit at online casinos. Online gambling in Finland is currently a state monopoly run by Veikkaus (and PAF on the Åland Islands), with a licensing system due to start on 1 July 2027, so the foreign casinos that accept Finnish players are not licensed in Finland. We cover the rules first, then how CASHlib works and how to use it for deposits. What is CASHlib and how can Finnish players use it?
Online Gambling Regulation in Finland
As introduced, the online gambling regulations are a tad unusual in Finland, but to tell you more about this, we must start from the beginning, and that’s how land-based gambling was regulated before the industry went online. So, in 1917, land-based gambling was legalized for the first time in Finland. Ever since the industry has been flourishing but tightly controlled by the government. In fact, even in modern times, the industry is completely state-controlled, with Veikkaus Oy at the forefront, which is a state-owned company. Believe it or not, even the autonomous Åland Islands have only one operator in charge of the industry, PAF. Both operators are licensed to cater to Finnish players offline and online.
EU law puts pressure on national gambling monopolies, and Finland has long defended its own on grounds of preventing gambling harm. In December 2025 Parliament passed a new Gambling Act that will replace the monopoly with a licensing system for online casino games, betting and online bingo. Most of the Act takes effect on 1 July 2027.
Until then, Veikkaus Oy remains the only licensed provider, and Finland has passed its reform of the laws, which creates a new licensing system from mid-2027. At the moment of writing the situation is the following: unlicensed operators are blocked, and Veikkaus is the only provider licensed to offer online gambling content to Finnish players. Operators cannot get a licence by partnering with Veikkaus.
You should also know that, although banks and financial institutions have been ordered to block transactions to and from offshore, unlicensed sites, some Finnish players still use international online casino sites. Those sites are not licensed in Finland and offer no Finnish consumer protection, and we cannot confirm the legal position for individual players, so check with the Finnish authorities if you are unsure. See our online casino pages for more.
Foreign casinos that accept Finnish players are not licensed in Finland, so choosing a site carefully matters. If you look at payment methods, CASHlib is a prepaid eVoucher that you pay for in advance, which can help you control spending. Euro amounts are the only currency the official site mentions (euros). Continue reading to find out more about it.
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Using CASHlib Across Finnish Online Casinos
CASHlib lists iGaming as a supported use, which is why some casinos accept it for deposits (CASHlib). Its official list of points of sale names France, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, Greece, Poland, the Czech Republic and Portugal, and does not list Finland, although some resellers sell CASHlib vouchers to Finnish customers. Check that you can actually buy one before you plan around it. Prepaid vouchers suit players who do not want to share bank or card details with a casino, or who do not have a credit card.
With a voucher you do not hand bank or card details to the casino. You buy it in a shop or online, either through a free My CASHlib account or through a reseller that sells CASHlib. We could not confirm how many Finnish resellers there are, so check which ones serve Finland.
A My CASHlib account is needed for higher limits, and you can use it to check a voucher's balance. The account asks for personal details. Whichever route you use, the payment details you use to buy a voucher are not shared with the casino.
When the purchase is complete, you receive a 16-digit code. Without an account, a transaction can be up to EUR 50. With a free My CASHlib account, it can be up to EUR 1,200. Voucher values are EUR 10, 25, 50, 100 and 150 (CASHlib). Check the current terms for how long a voucher stays valid and for any inactivity fee, because reseller pages disagree.
Speaking of that, if you want to see how to use the voucher for deposits across the top Finnish online casinos, continue reading, as we'll take you through the steps in the next section.
Deposits and Withdrawals with CASHlib
Foreign casinos that accept Finnish players list their own payment methods, and some of them list CASHlib. None holds a Finnish licence. Check the cashier of the site you are considering to see whether CASHlib is offered.
If a casino you are considering lists CASHlib, a deposit typically works like this:
CASHlib vouchers are deposit-only. A voucher code cannot receive payouts, so casinos pay out by another method.
Plan a different method for cashing out before you deposit, and check the casino's withdrawal options.
Conclusion
CASHlib is a prepaid voucher for deposits. It lets you fund a casino without sharing bank or card details, but it cannot receive withdrawals. Whether you can buy one in Finland, what fees apply and which casinos accept it should be checked directly, and foreign casinos hold no Finnish licence.
FAQs
Can I buy CASHlib in Finland?
Finland is not on CASHlib's official list of shop countries, although some resellers sell CASHlib vouchers to Finnish customers. Check the reseller before you buy.
Can I withdraw casino winnings to a CASHlib voucher?
No. CASHlib vouchers are for deposits only. Casinos pay out by another method.
What are the CASHlib limits?
Without an account, up to EUR 50 per transaction. With a free My CASHlib account, up to EUR 1,200 per transaction. Voucher values are EUR 10, 25, 50, 100 and 150.
Where can I get help in Finland if gambling is a problem?
Peluuri offers free, confidential support on 0800 100 101, weekdays 12:00 to 18:00.
Other ways to pay in Finland
We also review these payment methods for players in Finland: Trustly, Trumo, Apple Pay, Brite and Viljo.