Look for Pay with POLi
POLi works only when a participating merchant offers the option. You do not create a separate POLi consumer account.
POLi remains an active New Zealand pay-by-bank service under Merco Limited. Its Australian service closed in 2023, and current casino acceptance must be confirmed in the live cashier.
Current Market
New Zealand
Australia
Closed Sep. 30, 2023
Payment Type
Pay by bank
POLi Account
Not required
User Fee
POLi: none; merchant may charge
A profile appears here only when its dated casino review lists this as a deposit method. That tag does not establish withdrawal support or account-level availability; open the review and recheck the live cashier.
Payment-guide sources checked
Checked August 23, 2026. These sources support the method guide; each casino card links to its own operator-specific evidence. Availability and limits can still vary by market, account, and customer.
Current POLi is a New Zealand payment-initiation service provided by Merco Limited. It sends a payment instruction from a supported New Zealand bank to a participating merchant; POLi generally does not hold the funds. Australia is no longer supported.
The profiles above may include historical or market-specific POLi tags. They are not proof of current New Zealand acceptance. Verify the live cashier and the operator's legal availability in New Zealand.
POLi works only when a participating merchant offers the option. You do not create a separate POLi consumer account.
POLi's current supported-bank page is the source of truth. Your bank keeps discretion over authorization under its own terms.
Timing depends on the bank, merchant systems, and network conditions. Do not treat a payment initiation as a guaranteed casino credit or payout.
POLi's current consumer terms identify Merco Limited, a New Zealand company, as the service provider.
Merco says it acquired the New Zealand service when Australia Post closed POLi in Australia on September 30, 2023.
New Zealand's MBIE register lists Merco Limited trading as POLi as an accredited requestor for banking, with the listed accreditation expiring December 23, 2026.
POLi says it does not charge consumers to use the service. A merchant can charge its own fee, which must be checked at purchase.
POLi says a refund may be returned to the same account used for the payment. Response and payment times depend on systems outside POLi's control.
Confirm you are using the current New Zealand POLi service, not an old Australian page.
Check your bank on POLi's official supported-bank list.
Use POLi only when it appears in the signed-in casino cashier.
Review any merchant fee before approving the payment.
Check the operator's separate withdrawal options before depositing.
Never use POLi with an operator that is unavailable or unlawful in your location.