No Verification Casinos in New Zealand

The first no KYC withdrawal NZ casino we would like to mention is called Stay Casino. It has a pretty cozy theme, and the owners of the house will do their best to keep you playing there, true to the casino's name. Be it via its bonuses, player-friendly deposit policies, or the great deal of games which are available, there's tons of things to love about this house.

More importantly, it is very respectful of its players' privacy! The casino does not require you to pass any KYC checks to cash in or out. What's more, the amount of information you need to share to open an account is very low. You just need to enter a valid email and pick a password. This is the absolute minimum, as the house does not even ask for your name!

Aside from that, there's tons of convenient means of cashing in to the casino. These include three e-vouchers, called PaysafeCard, NeoSurf and Flexepin, which are great for privacy-minded players. The minimum deposit is just 20 New Zealand Dollars, too, which is great. Aside from them, you can always cash in via Crypto. If you are looking to protect your privacy while paying, there's hardly a better option out there! E-wallets and credit cards can also be used.

Withdrawing is also quite straightforward. You can do so via e-wallets, as well as crypto, with a minimum of NZ$ 20. However, if you have used a credit card or e-voucher, you'll need to withdraw via a bank transfer. And cashing out via a bank transfer does demand a fair bit more money. You need 300 New Zealand dollars to perform a bank transfer. These transfers are a bit more difficult and slow on average, so it makes sense to have a higher asking price from the casino's point of view. Still, the higher withdrawal minimum is something players should be aware of, before cashing in via e-voucher or credit card!

Richard Casino operates from a very stylish website with a deep and rich green background. And even though it was launched relatively recently, in 2023, we believe the house to be a top pick for Kiwis who are looking for no ID checks on withdrawals! Richard casino does not perform them, of course. But what also deserves a nod is the relative ease with which the casino is able to open you an account in the first place.

Since there's no need to pass any long-winded KYC processes, opening said accounts takes minutes at most. The player needs to provide the house with the absolute minimum amount of information. Once again, that is their email address. Names, birthdays and phone numbers are not required to open an account or cash in.

Speaking of cashing in, that is also very easy to do. There's a fairly low entry cost requirement of 20 NZ Dollars. We generally see casinos demand about as much. Next, there are e-voucher payments, for players who prefer to not have to disclose a lot of payment info. There's also crypto, much in the same vein. In addition to those, the house accepts many e-wallets and credit cards.

As before, cashing in via credit card or e-voucher will mean you need to perform a bank transfer as a withdrawal. And, just like before, the casino has a higher minimum withdrawal amount for bank transfers, too. This is set to NZD 100, which is a fair bit lower than 300 New Zealand Dollars, but it's still worth keeping in mind. Crypto withdrawals can be performed, too, with a minimum size of 20 NZ Dollars. The same is true about the other means of cashing out as well, the Skrill and MiFinity e-wallets. With such player-friendly payment policies and no need for KYC checks, we can easily recommend Richard Casino!

Another relative newcomer to the New Zealand online gambling scene, SG Casinos really impressed us with its player-friendly design. This sportsbook and Casino allows you to browse its massive catalog of things to bet on effortlessly. You can also easily preview the payment methods which are available, even without opening an account. And, of course, opening said account is also made incredibly easy!

We should mention, though, that the sign-up process here does require you to submit a bit more personal information than some of the other houses on our list. For instance, you have to give the casino your name and address, a phone number and your birthday. Of course, you don't have to submit any documentation in order to prove any of that. So, opening an account is just slightly longer than it is with the previous two casinos. And nevertheless, it is still quite simple!

The range of payment methods available is truly staggering. Pretty much any staple of depositing with online casinos is available here! Not to mention how low the minimum deposit requirement is. You can cash in just 20 NZ Dollars with any of these accepted payment methods! Among them are CashToCode, FlexePin, as well as NeoSurf – three popular e-vouchers. You could also use credit cards to deposit, or one of the many e-wallets. Said e-wallets include Skrill, MiFinity, Jeton, but also MuchBetter and Neteller. Of course, all the major crypto coins which casinos tend to accept are available here as well – from BTC and USDT to DOGE and more!

Withdrawing is possible via almost all of these payment methods. The only exception is e-vouchers, which cannot be used to cash out! But credit cards, crypto and e-wallets are all valid methods of withdrawal from SG Casino. They have the same minimum amount of just NZ$ 20, too, which is great.

Rabona is a casino which has been around for five years at the time of writing. All this time, it has been offering players in New Zealand who don't want to deal with extensive and annoying KYC checks a simple account opening process.

During the process, you just need to fill out a couple of fields which contain basic information about yourself. Among them are your name, birthday, physical address, email and phone number. Of course, you wouldn't be required to verify any of that info – otherwise, the casino would not be on this list! In total, it took us just a couple of minutes to complete the whole registration process. It was quite straightforward, and we were immediately given the option to deposit afterwards.

The range of payment methods is, as always with these casinos, very impressive. One thing in particular which we like about the house is how many e-wallets there are. These e-wallets are one of the preferred payment systems of Kiwis. And here, there is a lot of choice you have, between Neteller, Skrill or MuchBetter. Additionally, you could use Jeton and MiFinity, or Payz – some of the most widely accepted e-wallets with casinos these days. Of course, crypto payments and no less than three e-voucher options are also available. Not to mention that credit cards can also be used here. All of these robust payment methods have the same minimum deposit requirement of just 20 NZ Dollars!

Withdrawing is also exceptionally simple. Needless to say, you don't need to pass any verification to cash out, and there are a lot of different methods you could use. Once again, you can withdraw via any of the deposit methods, minus the e-vouchers. If you have used those, you will need to perform a bank transfer. The minimum withdrawal for any of the available options is just NZD 20, as much as the deposit requirement. That's great!

Zotabet is a casino with an interesting logo. In it, there is a casino chip with a picture of an ostrich, or perhaps an emu on it. Either way, flightless birds, native to New Zealand, seem to hint at the casino's dedication to the player from there! We also appreciate the design of said website as a whole. It is incredibly simple to navigate, and signing up takes a couple of seconds.

During this account opening process, you are not required to give out any of your information, besides an email address. Of course, you also need to pick a password to be able to sign in, but the house will not demand any details of you after that is done.

Furthermore, we appreciate the fact that the casino accepts deposits from 20 NZ Dollars. This is well in line with the rest of the houses in the country, as you can probably tell by now. The payment methods which are available here include GooglePay. This is a convenient e-wallet option. Aside from it, you can use MiFinity or Skrill in terms of e-wallets. In addition to that, there are credit card payments and two e-vouchers, which are also accepted. Crypto deposits are possible, via BTC, ETH, DOGE, USDT and a couple more digital assets.

Withdrawing from the casino is simple enough, if you have used Skrill, MiFinity or crypto to cash in. However, if you have used another means of deposit instead, you will have to perform a bank transfer. This transfer will require you to cash out no less than NZ$ 300, which is a bit too high. Nevertheless, the minimum withdrawal amount for any of the other payment methods is very low! All you need to cash out via any of them is 20 New Zealand Dollars. And either way, you won't be required to pass a KYC check to withdraw in either case!

Leon Bet has been around for ages. More specifically, at the time of writing, the casino is 17 years old. It first opened its virtual doors in 2007, in an online gambling world which has changed a lot since then. However, we believe that Leon Bet still has its finger on the pulse of what players want, and is able to deliver just that.

For New Zealanders, who are looking for a casino without ID checks for withdrawals, Leon Bet is just that. The house allows you to sign up, deposit and cash out quite freely. However, aside from being asked for your name, email, address and birthday, you need to provide your phone number too. What's more, you need to verify it. We would like to mention that this process simply requires you to wait for Leon Bet to send you an SMS with a code. Then, you simply need to type the code while signing up. It does mean a slight delay in account creation, but it still does not really take more than two minutes to create your account.

And what's special about this casino is that it has a very low minimum deposit requirement. In fact, it does away with such requirements at all! Leon Bet will take as little as the payment provider you're using allows you to cash in. That can be as low as one NZ Dollar! The minimum withdrawal is just NZ$ 5, which is also a very low amount to ask for.

In addition to that, the casino also allows you to cash in via a range of cryptocurrencies. Astropay and eZeeWallet are available, as two less common payment methods for New Zealanders to use. Besides them, there are also MiFinity deposits, credit card cash ins and CashToCode e-vouchers, which are also accepted. As always, you will be able to cash out via all of these methods, except CashToCode!

JustCasino.com is a space-themed house which launched not too long ago, in 2023. It is also a bit too modest, in our view! It is not just any casino, but a pretty good option for players from New Zealand who are looking for a no verification house to play in!

This is because of the streamlined and privacy-friendly account creation process. You don't really need to offer the casino any of your personal information to create an account. The only thing it asks for is your email address, which is necessary in order for you to be able to make your account. Beyond that, you can add your name and phone number, but only if you want to.

Of course, to play one of the many excellent games of the casino with real money means you need to make a deposit first. That is possible via the usual types of payment methods. E-vouchers, e-wallets and credit cards, as well as crypto can all be found in the Deposits screen of the house. What makes it stand out is just how many crypto payment options there are, making this house one of the best picks for digital currency enthusiasts. The minimum you need to cash in is just NZD 20. That's excellent!

Please note, however, that the minimum withdrawal amount could be higher. Having cashed in via an e-voucher or credit card will mean you need to cash out via a bank transfer. And said bank transfer has to be of NZD 300 or more. This is a bit excessive in our view, but at least crypto withdrawals can be done with as little as 20 NZ Dollars and MiFinity or EcoPayz transfers can be as low as NZ$ 30. So, just keep the higher requirement for bank transfers in mind as you make your deposit with JustCasino.com!

Last but not least in our list is Casinia. This is an online gambling house which first opened its virtual doors for Kiwi players seven years ago, in 2017. This means there is a proven track record of excellence with the house, and a lot of satisfied privacy minded players have already tested the casino! The house also has a pretty compelling medieval European theme, with kings, queens and castles all found within various pages of its website.

We are happy to report that the account creation process here can be completed within a couple of minutes at most. The information you need to submit is all very basic, too. From your names and address, as well as a phone number, to your birthday and email, those are some pretty minimal requirements. Not to mention that there's no need to verify any of them, or to submit any documentation, to be able to play the thousands of games with the casino.
Said games have demo modes available, but being able to play them for real money means you will need to cash in.

The minimum deposit with this casino is just 20 NZ Dollars. We are also happy with the vast range of payment methods. In fact, it's entirely possible Casinia has the highest amount of cryptocurrencies accepted out of any of the houses we have mentioned so far. From SHIB, SOL, XRP to TRX, there are diverse options for deposit. The FIAT payment methods the house accepts include the EcoPayz, Jeton, MiFinity and MuchBetter e-wallets, as well as Neteller and Skrill. CashToCode, NeoSurf and FlexePin are the e-vouchers which are available. MasterCard is accepted as a payment method as well.

Withdrawing is possible with the low amount of money, and pretty much the same methods. The ones which you cannot use are the e-vouchers. Additionally, MasterCard payments are not available for cash outs, but the casino does process withdrawals to Visa cards.