Gravira review

Most new casinos put everything into the welcome bonus. Gravira, which opened in 2025, has one too, but the more interesting offer is the one that comes after it: a weekly cashback that gets better the longer you play.

The cashback

Gravira hands back a share of your net weekly losses as bonus money, and the percentage climbs with your loyalty level. At the top levels the rate is generous by the standards of our Canadian list. The wagering on the returned money is moderate: heavier than the lightest cashback offers we list, much lighter than a typical welcome bonus.

Two limits keep it sane. The top rate is only for players who have climbed the levels, so a newcomer starts lower. And our sources do not state an expiry, a minimum deposit or a bet cap for the cashback, so check the promotions page before you count on it. Our cashback bonuses guide explains how to judge one.

The welcome bonus and its short fuse

The welcome offer is a full match on the first deposit plus spins on a well-known slot. It is the first stage of a package that spreads over several deposits. The wagering applies to the bonus only and sits in the normal range for the casinos we list.

The catch is time. The terms we read give about five days to finish, which is shorter than the week most rivals allow. A maximum bet applies while the bonus is active, and sources report that spin winnings and bonus conversion are both capped. Our confidence in the details is medium, partly because the operator site was not readable from our location. Check the live terms, and use the wagering calculator to see whether five days is enough for the total bets involved.

Payments and withdrawals

The Canadian cashier is short and modern: Interac e-Transfer, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay and five cryptocurrencies, including the stablecoins Tether and USD Coin. There are no classic e-wallets such as Skrill or Neteller.

Watch the gap between deposit and withdrawal. The minimum deposit is low, but the minimum withdrawal is several times higher, so small winning sessions may not be enough to cash out. The stated payout time is about a day; we hold low confidence in that figure. For Interac users, our Interac casinos guide covers what to expect from the method.

Licence and the library

Gravira is run by Horizonix Corp N.V. under a licence from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, which sits in the lowest band of our licence scoring, below Kahnawake and Malta. The library runs to several thousand games, though counts vary widely between sources and the operator has not published one we could read. There is no app; the site works in the mobile browser.

Who it suits

Gravira suits regular players outside Ontario and Alberta who will stay long enough for the cashback to grow, and anyone who pays with a phone wallet or stablecoins. It is a poor fit for players who want a welcome bonus they can finish slowly. If a relaxed expiry matters more, CasinOK gives far more time on its package. Put a deposit limit in place on day one, and our responsible gambling page lists help if play stops being fun.