Listed by 6 of the fifty cashiers we looked at.
We found Apple Pay offered by 6 of the fifty operators here.
Of those, 4 state how long a withdrawal takes and 2 do not. A payment method is only as fast as the operator behind it: the same wallet settles in hours at one site and sits in review for days at another.
4 of the 6 sites accepting it have documented complaints about the identity check — which is where withdrawals stall far more often than at the payment step itself.
Sorted by our overall score.
Apple Pay works as advertised, but 4 of the 6 sites accepting it have documented hold-ups at the ID check. The payment method cannot rescue you from that, whatever the deposit page implies.
Apple Pay is accepted at 6 of the fifty casinos here, so it is not the thing that narrows your choice.
Apple Pay behaves the same on a phone as on a desktop, including the confirmation step, which is where most of them fall apart.
1 of the 6 sites accepting Apple Pay publish a checkable licence number — worth filtering on, because the payment rail is the least of your problems if the operator is not accountable.
Only 4 of the 6 sites taking Apple Pay bother to state a withdrawal time; the ones that do have been accurate in my experience.