Trustly and instant bank payments
Trustly is an open-banking payment service: you log in to your own bank through it, approve a payment, and the money moves directly from your bank account without a card. It is available only with banks and countries it supports, so whether it appears in the Woos cashier for you depends on where you are and which bank you use.
Note: the set of methods and the limits depend on the operator and your account type — always check the cashier. This page explains what to read, not how to pay any specific operator.
How it works in practice
You choose your bank from a list, authenticate with your usual banking credentials or app, and confirm the amount. The gambling site receives a confirmation, not your banking login. The page asking for credentials must be the bank's or the payment service's own, reached from the cashier, never from a link in a message.
Withdrawals to the same account
Because the payment comes from an identified bank account, the operator often pays withdrawals back to that same account. That makes the return route clear, but it also means the account must be in the gaming account holder's name.
Availability and country rules
Open-banking services operate only where they have bank connections and, for gambling, often only towards operators allowed in the user's country. If the option is missing for you, that is a decision of the provider or the operator, not a fault to work around.
The legal side
One point applies to every method. Whether online gambling is legal for you depends on the law where you live, not on the payment method. Some countries require banks and payment companies to block transactions with unlicensed gambling sites. If your bank declines a payment, ask it why; do not route the money through someone else's account or a foreign service to get around a block.
Reading your statement
A bank payment appears on your statement with the payment service's name and a reference. Once a month, add up deposits and withdrawals from your statement: for anyone playing long table sessions, it is the most honest measure of what play has actually cost. The bank transfer page covers classic transfers.