ClickandBuy Casinos

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ClickandBuy closed in 2016, so you can't pay with it at any casino today. ClickandBuy no longer provides online payment services, the old clickandbuy.com address did not load when I checked it, and no published casino on our site is tagged ClickandBuy. What follows explains what happened to ClickandBuy and which payment-method hubs our site lists, so check the casino cashier for what you can use. If you want the full picture of what's live today, start with our payment methods hub.

ClickandBuy was founded in 1999 and grew into an online payment service, eventually handling 120 currencies at its peak. Deutsche Telekom took it over in 2010, and the shutdown was reported in December 2015. The table below tracks the shutdown in order.

The reported reason was intense competition in online payments, reported by dpa and carried by The Paypers that December. A Telekom spokesperson said 80 jobs would go.

From 5 January the top-up function stopped. Customers were urged to use their remaining balance before the final day or move it to their bank account. On that final date the service stopped issuing e-money and providing online payments altogether. Here's the part that matters for anyone reading this today: that deadline passed years ago.

I checked the old clickandbuy.com address on 7 November 2026 and it did not load. I also checked our own casino list, and no published casino on it is tagged ClickandBuy.

So if you encounter a casino page showing the logo, check the cashier to see what's really there.

Trust the cashier list over any logo.

The hubs below are other payment-method hubs we maintain. Check the casino cashier for what your bank and the casino support.

Check the casino's terms for details about the method your cashier shows.

Open the cashier and note which methods it actually lists, ignoring logos on the marketing pages. Check the casino's payment terms for deposit and payout details.

Does ClickandBuy still work? No, and this page links to other payment-method hubs instead. There's no casino list to give you, since it stopped providing online payment services years ago and nothing on our site carries the tag. If you want to browse what's actually available, our online casino section lists the casinos we review. Play only if you're 18 or over, and only with money you can afford to lose.

No. ClickandBuy stopped providing online payment services on 30 April 2016, and the old clickandbuy.com address did not load when I checked it on 7 November. No published casino on our site is tagged ClickandBuy.

The shutdown was reported in December 2015, top-ups stopped on 5 January, and the service stopped issuing e-money and handling online payments at the end of that April. Customers were urged to use remaining balances before that final date, or to move them to a bank account.

Deutsche Telekom took over ClickandBuy in 2010. The reported reason was intense competition in the online payments market, and a Telekom spokesperson said 80 jobs would be lost.

No. ClickandBuy stopped providing online payment services, and no published casino on our site is tagged with it. If you encounter a casino page displaying the logo, check the casino cashier to see which methods are genuinely available.

Our hubs list Skrill, Neteller, PayPal, Trustly, Visa and Mastercard. Check the casino's terms for deposit and payout details before you commit to a method.