Do I withdraw to my deposit method?

In most cases yes. Withdrawing back to the original deposit method is a standard anti-fraud measure, so it helps to choose a deposit method you also want to use for withdrawals.

Do I need to verify my account to withdraw?

Yes. The first withdrawal almost always triggers verification, which asks for proof of identity and address. Completing it right after registration avoids delays later.

What is the minimum withdrawal?

The minimum depends on the method and your country. Check the cashier for the exact minimum and maximum for each withdrawal option available to you.

Can I withdraw bonus funds?

Only once the bonus wagering requirements are met. Active bonuses usually lock the related funds until you complete the rollover, so check your bonus status before requesting a withdrawal.

Are there withdrawal fees?

1xBet generally does not charge its own withdrawal fees, but your bank, wallet or blockchain network might. Check with your payment provider for any charges on their side.

How-to

How to withdraw from 1xBet

Q: How long does a withdrawal take?

It depends on the method. E-wallets and crypto are usually fastest, often within hours to a day, while cards and bank transfers can take several business days. You can track the status in your account.

Q: Why is my withdrawal delayed?

The usual causes are an unverified account, a name that does not match the document, an active bonus with unmet wagering, or a withdrawal method different from the deposit method. Handling these in advance keeps your cash-out moving.

Turn your balance into cash, with verification done early and delays avoided.

Before you withdraw

Withdrawing is simple once your account is verified, but the first withdrawal is almost always where verification (KYC) happens. If you completed it right after registering, your cash-out will be far smoother. If you did not, expect the team to ask for documents before they release the funds.

Note that withdrawals usually go back to the same method you used to deposit. This is a standard anti-fraud measure, so plan your deposit method with your likely withdrawal in mind.

Step-by-step withdrawal

From balance to bank.

Complete verification early

Submit proof of identity and address as soon as you register, so your first withdrawal is not held up by document checks.

Open the withdrawal section

Choose a withdrawal method

Pick a method, typically the same one you deposited with. Each shows its limits and processing time.

Enter the amount

Type the amount to withdraw, keeping it within the method's minimum and maximum limits.

Confirm and wait

Submit the request. E-wallets and crypto are usually quickest, while cards and bank transfers take longer. You can track the status in your account.

Processing times and limits

Withdrawal speed depends on the method. E-wallets and cryptocurrencies are usually fastest, often within hours to a day, while cards and bank transfers can take several business days. Limits vary by method and by your account level, so check the cashier for the exact figures.

Withdrawals may also be delayed by bonus conditions. If you have an active bonus, the wagering requirements usually need to be met before the related funds can be withdrawn, so check your bonus status before requesting a cash-out.

Withdrawing with crypto

Crypto withdrawals are fast and often the simplest option where they are available. Open the cashier, choose your coin and enter your wallet address, then confirm the amount. The funds are sent once the request is processed.

As with deposits, the address and network are everything. Triple-check the destination address and select the correct network before confirming, because a crypto withdrawal sent to the wrong place cannot be recovered.

Avoiding common delays

Most withdrawal delays come from a small number of avoidable causes: an unverified account, names that do not match the document, an active bonus with unmet wagering, or a withdrawal method different from the deposit method. Handle these in advance and your cash-out moves quickly.

Keep records of your requests and any messages from the team. If a withdrawal is taking longer than the stated time, a clear record makes it much easier to get a fast, accurate answer from support.