Temple Nile has run an Egyptian theme since 2018 and pairs it with a game library built on the better-known studios. It is one of two casinos in this group with a deliberately short banking list, so the payment question is worth settling before you sign up.
Who runs it and under what licence
Temple Nile launched in 2018 and is managed by White Hat Gaming Limited, registered at 85 St John Street, Valletta. We took the company detail from the site rather than a third party. It is one of a family of brands from the same operator, all running on shared account and payment infrastructure.
The casino holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence and a separate Great Britain licence from the UK Gambling Commission. For a European player the Malta licence does the work. It requires player money to be kept apart from company funds, sets a complaints procedure the operator must follow, and gives you somewhere to escalate when the casino stops replying.
The games
NetEnt, Microgaming, Red Tiger Gaming, Blueprint Gaming, Play’n GO, Thunderkick, NYX Gaming and Inspired supply the floor. That is a stronger named-studio list than the raw count suggests, and it means the well-known slots are present rather than only their imitators. Live dealer tables cover the standard formats.
Paying in and getting paid
Banking is limited to Skrill, Neteller, paysafecard, Maestro and Visa Debit, with SEPA and a plain bank transfer for euro accounts, Trustly for instant transfers and Interac e-Transfer for Canada. There is no PayPal and no phone billing. Swiss francs are supported as an account currency, which is unusual in this group and the one clear point of difference.
Whatever you deposit with is normally what you withdraw to. Trustly sits at the faster end of the options offered here, cards at the slower end. Verification is required either way, so get it out of the way at registration.
Languages and currencies
Temple Nile runs in English, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, and accounts can be held in British Pound, Euro, Canadian Dollar, Norwegian Kroner, Swiss Francs, New Zealand Dollars. Open the account in the currency you actually bank in. A foreign currency account adds a conversion spread to every deposit and every withdrawal, which over a year of ordinary play costs more than most players expect.
Verification and withdrawals
Both licences oblige the casino to know who it is paying. Photo identity and proof of address are standard. Because card deposits are accepted here, expect to show that the card belongs to you as well. Do it when you sign up and it never becomes the reason a withdrawal sits waiting. One further point applies industry-wide. Casino processing time and payment processing time are separate. An operator can approve a withdrawal in hours while the funds take days to arrive, because the delay sits with the bank or the card scheme. Judge a casino on how fast it approves, not on when the money lands.
Support and account controls
Live chat is offered, which is the fastest way to reach a person when a payment is sitting unexplained. The casino publishes responsible gambling material and provides deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion from the account area. Both licences require those tools, so they are present whether or not the front page advertises them.
What the rating reflects
Reading the four measures separately is more useful than the single figure. Licensing is the high point and reflects the two regulators above. Games score well because a lot of studios supply the floor. Trust is the weakest. The measure rewards a long record, a clean complaint history and evidence that withdrawals are paid without argument. Operating since 2018 under a European regulator counts in its favour here.
How it compares with its siblings
Compared with its siblings, Temple Nile has a narrower banking list than several of its siblings and a currency range typical of this group. When brands share an operator those are the differences worth weighing, along with the game emphasis and the length of the operating record. Licensing, verification and withdrawal handling are common to the whole group and will not vary by brand.
Sister sites
White Hat Gaming runs several of the casinos we list, so Temple Nile has siblings. Slotnite Casino, The Grand Ivy and Casimba all sit under the same operator and the same pair of licences. They differ in styling, in payment list and in which studios are emphasised. The account handling behind them does not differ. Treat an exclusion at one as applying across the group.
Before you deposit
Before depositing, find the withdrawal section of the terms. The useful numbers are the minimum payout, any periodic cap and any pending delay. Those change from time to time, so treat the casino’s published terms as the authority rather than anything written here. Check whether a bonus is attached to your balance before requesting a payout. An active bonus normally blocks withdrawal until its conditions are met, and that misunderstanding causes more complaints across this industry than any real payment fault.
Who it suits
Suited to a Swiss player, or to anyone who wants the recognised slot studios and is content with e-wallets and bank transfers rather than PayPal. The score above comes from four measures applied the same way to every casino here, set out on how we score. The full ranked list is on the home page, newer arrivals are on the new casinos page, and if you prefer to start small the low minimum deposit list filters for that.
Website
https://www.templenile.com/
Slot Providers At Temple Nile:
- White Hat Gaming
- NetEnt
- Microgaming
- NYX Gaming
- Red Tiger Gaming
- Blueprint Gaming
- Play’n GO
- Thunderkick
- Inspired
- Leander Games
- Elk Studios
- 2 by 2 Gaming
- Williams Interactive
- Barcrest
- Scientific Games
- Evolution Gaming
- Lightning Box Games
- Edict (Merkur Gaming)
- Big Time Gaming
- Betdigital
- Realistic Games
- Bally Technologies
- Felt
- 1x2gaming
- Just For The Win
- Rabcat Gambling
- AdoptIt Publishing
- SHFL / Shufflemaster
- Magic Dreams
- Quickspin
- Fuga Gaming Technologies
- Fantasma
- Triple Edge Studios
- Red7
- Foxium
- Cayetano Gaming
- Meta Games Universal
- Spieldev
- Mutuel Play
- PearFiction Studios
- Old Skool Studios
- Touchstone Games
- Storm Gaming Technology
- Games Warehouse
- Sigma Gaming
- Fortune Factory
- D-Tech
- Reflex Gaming
- Seven Deuce Gaming
- Concept Gaming
- YoloPlay
- Wild Streak Gaming
- Bla Bla Bla Studios
- Multicommerce Game Studio
- Probability Jones
- Push Gaming
- Core Gaming
- Eyecon Pty Ltd
- Endemol Games
- AGS
- IGT
- High 5 Games
- All41 Studios
- Nolimit City
- Kalamba Games
- Crazy Tooth Software (CTS)
- Stormcraft Studios
- Golden Rock Studios
- Ainsworth
- Alchemy Gaming
- Pulse 8 Studios
- Live 5 Gaming
- Gameburger Studios
- STHLM Gaming
- Wazdan
- Slingshot Studios
- Asylum Labs
- Hacksaw Gaming
- Top Edge Gaming
- Neon Valley Studios (Atomic Spin)
- Dice Lab
- Greentube
- Games Inc
- Revolver Gaming
- Bulletproof Games
- Jade Rabbit Studio
- BB Games
- Max Win Gaming
- Pirates Gold Studios
- Northern Lights
- Electric Elephant
- Sapphire Gaming
- Reel NRG
- Playko
- Colossus Bets
- ReelPlay (was Chance Interactive)
- Relax Gaming
- Games Lab
- Stakelogic
- Hurricane Games
- Playson
- Reel Time Gaming
- Side City Studios
- Skywind Group
- Snowborn Games
- Skillzz Gaming
- Apricot
Payment Methods At Temple Nile
- Skrill
- Neteller
- paysafecard
- Bank Transfer
- Maestro
- SEPA
- Visa Debit
- Trustly
- Interac e-Transfer
Languages At Temple Nile:
- English
- Finnish
- French
- German
- Norwegian
Currencies At Temple Nile:
- British Pound
- Euro
- Canadian Dollar
- Norwegian Kroner
- Swiss Francs
- New Zealand Dollars
Temple Nile Sister Sites
Barz Casino, Lumi Casino, Miami Dice, Casimba, Spinland, Reload Casino, Jackpot Village, The Grand Ivy, Dream Vegas, Spin Station
Minimum Deposit:
€20.00