Canadian Interac Casinos covers one narrow subject properly: how money actually moves between a Canadian bank account and an online casino. Not game libraries, not software providers — deposits, withdrawals, and what each rail costs you.
Everything published here is written by Nolan Bergeron, who spent five years on the e-Transfer dispute desk at a Vancouver Island credit union before writing about consumer payments. The accounts are funded with real money from a real Canadian chequing account, and a withdrawal is requested from every operator listed before it appears in a ranking.
Canadian Interac Casinos earns commission when a reader signs up through a link here. That is how the site is funded and it is disclosed on every page carrying one. What it does not do is decide the order of the table. Operators cannot pay for a position, cannot review copy before it publishes, and are not told in advance where they rank. Two of the fifteen operators currently listed are ranked lower specifically because their support teams gave inaccurate answers about payment reversibility, which is the kind of judgement a paid placement would prevent.
Corrections are welcome and acted on. If a bonus figure, a payment method or a statement of fact here is wrong, say so and it will be fixed with the change noted.