Payments · withdrawal
Getting your winnings out
Withdrawal speed depends mostly on two things: the method you pick, and whether your account is fully verified before you request the payout.
PayID
Generally the fastest bank-linked payout option once verification is complete.
Bank transfer
Reliable, though usually a step slower than PayID.
Cards
Card refunds can take longer to appear than bank-linked methods, depending on the issuer.
E-wallets
Fast where supported, and a good backup if your primary method is unavailable.
What slows a payout down
- Incomplete ID verification — finish this before you need to withdraw, not after.
- An active bonus wagering requirement not yet met.
- Withdrawing to a different account or card than the one you deposited with.
- Public holidays or weekends, which can slow bank-side processing regardless of the casino.
Before you request a withdrawal
Make sure your ID verification (see registration) is fully complete, and that any bonus funds you're playing with have met their wagering requirement (see bonus terms). Withdrawing to the same PayID or card you deposited with is usually the smoothest path.
How long does a typical withdrawal take?
It varies by method and by how quickly verification was completed — PayID tends to be fastest among bank-linked options.
Is there a minimum withdrawal amount?
Minimums are set in your account's cashier and can vary by method — check there before requesting a payout.