Paddy Power Pay by Bank in Ireland: Deposits & Withdrawals

1. 01

   Open Deposit

   Sign in, choose Deposit and select Add method or the Pay by Bank route shown in Popular.

2. 02

   Choose an eligible Irish bank

   Select your personal or joint EUR bank account. The cashier lists banks that can be linked.

3. 03

   Enter an amount

   Check your bank’s available limit and enter a deposit amount of at least €5.

4. 04

   Connect to the bank

   Continue to the bank authorisation screen. Pay by Bank does not require you to type your IBAN into Paddy Power.

5. 05

   Authenticate the payment

   Confirm the transaction in your bank app, then return to Paddy Power when prompted.

6. 06

   Wait for the cashier result

   The account should show the deposit once the bank connection completes. Check transaction history before starting another attempt.

Paddy Power describes Pay by Bank as an Open Banking route that links an eligible bank account to the account. For Ireland, the account currency needs to be EUR and the linked bank account needs to be an eligible Irish EUR account. The available institutions appear when you add a bank association; the list can depend on the bank and current connection support.

Paddy Power says instant deposits are available for eligible Irish banks. Withdrawal timing is different: its Ireland-specific help currently says instant withdrawals are available to Revolut users, while non-instant withdrawals typically arrive in 2–6 hours. Do not read the generic “instant” description as a promise that every Irish bank pays out instantly.

The payment help page says that after the initial Pay by Bank deposit, a withdrawal can be unavailable for up to 24 hours. It also describes an initial withdrawal allowance period and says later instant withdrawals depend on the eligible account. Check the withdrawal screen after the first deposit instead of assuming a cash-out button will be active immediately.

Your own bank determines account limits. The Paddy Power help centre says you can see and customise limits after linking the method. The published minimums are €5 to deposit and €0.01 to withdraw; no single maximum for Irish customers is listed in the public help article.

A Pay by Bank deposit needs to start in the Paddy Power app or cashier and continue through the bank’s authorisation page. The operator specifically says not to send a separate transfer to Paddy Power from the Revolut app: a payment made outside its cashier has to be returned and may need support help.

Once the bank confirms the authorisation, return to the account and read the completion status. If the bank shows a debit but the balance is unchanged, use the missing-deposit steps below and keep the transaction reference available.

Pay by Bank authenticates through the bank you select, and Paddy Power says no IBAN is needed to link the account. Use an account in your own name or a joint account where you are an account holder. If a separate account review asks for documents, provide them through the account support flow.