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Quick Cash is an online casino payment method offered by Western Union. The system is available in a large number of countries including Mexico, Iceland, Bulgaria and China. 

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Quick Cash is an online casino payment method offered by Western Union. The system is available in a large number of countries including Mexico, Iceland, Bulgaria and China. 

How does it work?

Almost anyone in any of the included countries can receive a payment through Quick Cash, however, in order to make a payment the sender must hold a business account. This means that casino players cannot usually make a deposit using the the system but it is possible to use Quick Cash to withdraw winnings.

How to withdraw 

Firstly, you need to sign up for a Western Union account then choose Quick Cash from the cashier page at your chosen casino. Your winnings will then be transferred to your account and you can collect your money from a Western Union branch (not all branches offer this service so it's worth making a quick call before you head out). To do this you'll need to take photographic ID with you along with the unique MTCN number that relates to the money transfer. Once the money has been sent you should be able to collect it within minutes as transfers go through instantly.

Safety

As Western Union has to adhere to strict banking regulations, its Quick Cash system is considered to be a safe and reliable way of moving money around.

Anything else?

Using Quick Cash to withdraw funds from an online casino means that you can pick up your winnings in your local currency no matter where the casino is based. There are over 280,000 Western Union branches around the world where Quick Cash payments can be picked up. It's worth noting that using Quick Cash may incur a fee to be paid when you collect your money. 

How does it work?

Almost anyone in any of the included countries can receive a payment through Quick Cash, however, in order to make a payment the sender must hold a business account. This means that casino players cannot usually make a deposit using the the system but it is possible to use Quick Cash to withdraw winnings.

How to withdraw 

Firstly, you need to sign up for a Western Union account then choose Quick Cash from the cashier page at your chosen casino. Your winnings will then be transferred to your account and you can collect your money from a Western Union branch (not all branches offer this service so it's worth making a quick call before you head out). To do this you'll need to take photographic ID with you along with the unique MTCN number that relates to the money transfer. Once the money has been sent you should be able to collect it within minutes as transfers go through instantly.

Safety

As Western Union has to adhere to strict banking regulations, its Quick Cash system is considered to be a safe and reliable way of moving money around.

Anything else?

Using Quick Cash to withdraw funds from an online casino means that you can pick up your winnings in your local currency no matter where the casino is based. There are over 280,000 Western Union branches around the world where Quick Cash payments can be picked up. It's worth noting that using Quick Cash may incur a fee to be paid when you collect your money. 

Matthew Kennedy
Co-founder & Technical Director at Play Cash Games

Matthew Kennedy co-founded Take Marketing Limited in 2008 alongside Becky Mosley and has worked in the UK online gambling industry ever since. He runs the technical side of the operation, building and maintaining the platforms that power Play Cash Games and the wider Take Marketing portfolio.

Matt's role is hands-on. He writes the code behind the offer feeds, the comparison tools readers use, and the back-office systems that keep every casino listing accurate and current. If you have used a feature on this site, the chances are he built it. He is also responsible for site performance, mobile usability, and the technical SEO that lets a small independent comparison site compete with much larger publishers.

Over 17 years in the industry, Matt has worked directly with affiliate platforms, casino operators, and software providers. He has seen the market move from desktop Flash slots to mobile-first HTML5, lived through every iteration of UK Gambling Commission rules, and built the systems that keep our coverage compliant as regulation evolves. He has a particular interest in responsible gambling tooling and player-fund safety - the parts of the industry most people do not see but that matter most.

Matt is a Companies House registered director (Take Marketing Limited, company no. 07619813) and is based in Lincolnshire, England.

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