Cashing out your winnings with Maxibet: wait times and payment methods accepted

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One of the best ways to determine the reliability of an offshore operator is to take a look at what kind of foreign bookmaker’payment services are offered. Fortunately, Maxibet hasn’t had any complaints in this area. Not only do they accept a staggering number of payment methods, but they’ve also made the process for withdrawing winnings or cashing out quite flexible. I’ll explain more on the subject in this article.

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Maxibet has automated the process for withdrawing winnings and cashing out. So you don’t have to contact customer support just to withdraw your winnings. And usually you’d have to wait between 24-48 hours even for the request to be processed.

Keep in mind that the same methods used to make deposits may also be used to make withdrawals. On the deposit side Maxibet accepts prepaid cards, credit cards and bank transfers, alongside the usual e-wallets such as Skrill, Neteller, Ecopayz or PaySafeCard. For both deposits and withdrawals, the availability of these payment methods varies depending on your country of residence, so it is worth checking which ones apply to yours before signing up.

Note as well that the minimum deposit is 20 euros, an amount which also corresponds to the threshold you need to reach to unlock the welcome bonus.

The list of available options is long...

Additionally, your balance must be a minimum of 50 euros in order for you to be able to make a withdrawal request, and a minimum of 100 euros if you go through a bank transfer. Note that withdrawals done by bank card can take from 3 to 10 business days. However it’s much faster when you use an electronic wallet (requests are usually processed within 24 hours).

On Maxibet, maximum withdrawal limits mostly depend on the payment method you have picked. If you play high volumes and the cap attached to your method gets in the way, you’re free to contact customer support to try to get them to raise it.