Winz supports a wide range of payment methods, including crypto and traditional banking rails. Deposits clear instantly across most options, while withdrawals follow a more structured route depending on the method used. The operator sets weekly and monthly caps, charges fees beyond a certain transaction count, and requires turnover conditions before processing payouts.
What It Costs and Where the Limits Are
The minimum deposit stands at 20 EUR across all methods. The minimum withdrawal matches it at 20 EUR. Weekly withdrawals cap at 100,000 USDT/USD, with a monthly ceiling of 400,000 USDT/USD. Winnings beyond the monthly cap can be paid in instalments of up to 400,000 USDT/USD per month.
Withdrawal fees apply after the second transaction per day or the seventh per week. For fiat currencies, the operator charges 10% with a minimum of 10 EUR starting from the third withdrawal of the day or the eighth of the week. Crypto withdrawals carry no limit on the daily transaction count and remain free throughout. Players using fiat rails must complete a 3x turnover of the deposited amount before requesting a fee-free withdrawal, while crypto deposits require only 1x turnover.
Additional charges include a 50 EUR administration fee for chargebacks, rejected deposits or cancelled payments. Accounts inactive for 12 consecutive months attract a monthly fee of 20 EUR, or the remaining balance if less. Currency conversions run through the Coinbase Converter at real-time exchange rates for crypto transactions.
Methods and Their Direction
The table below shows what works for deposits, what works for withdrawals, and the thresholds attached to each.
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal | Min Deposit | Min Withdrawal | Max per Transaction (Withdrawal) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Yes | Yes | 0.0001 BTC | 0.001 BTC | 1 BTC |
| Ethereum (ETH) | Yes | Yes | 0.002 ETH | 0.01 ETH | 10 ETH |
| Litecoin (LTC) | Yes | Yes | 0.01 LTC | 0.2 LTC | 100 LTC |
| Tether (USDT) | Yes | Yes | 20 USDT | 20 USDT | 10,000 USDT |
| Ripple (XRP) | Yes | Yes | 5 XRP | 0.001 XRP | 5,000 XRP |
| Visa / Mastercard | Yes | Yes | 20 EUR | 20 EUR | 4,000 EUR |
| Bank Transfer | Yes | Yes | 20 EUR | 50 EUR | 4,000 EUR |
| Jeton | Yes | Yes | 20 EUR | 20 EUR | 4,000 EUR |
Additional coins accepted include Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Binance Coin, Cardano, Tron, USD Coin and Solana, each with its own minimum and maximum. Crypto transactions require at least one blockchain confirmation before processing. Bank transfers in USD are not available. Withdrawals must return to the same method used for the deposit; amounts exceeding the net deposit on credit cards are paid via alternative methods.
Making a Deposit
Funding an account takes a few clicks once logged in. The operator processes deposits instantly across crypto and card rails, with bank transfers clearing within the timeframe the sender's institution states.
- Log in and head to the cashier.
- Select your preferred method from the deposit section.
- Enter the amount — minimum 20 EUR or its equivalent.
- Confirm the transaction and follow any authentication steps your bank or wallet requires.
The balance updates immediately for crypto and card deposits. Bank transfers typically arrive within 1–5 days depending on the sending bank. First-time deposits may trigger a verification request before the account can be used for withdrawals.
Requesting a Payout
Withdrawals reverse the deposit path. The operator states it aims to process requests within one hour for crypto, with bank transfers taking up to three working days. In practice, several factors lengthen the wait.
- Open the cashier and navigate to withdrawals.
- Choose the method — must match the one used to deposit.
- Enter the amount, respecting the 20 EUR minimum and the weekly 100,000 USDT cap.
- Submit the request.
- Complete identity verification if this is your first withdrawal or if cumulative payouts exceed 2,000 EUR.
The request enters a pending state until verification clears. Once approved, crypto transactions settle quickly — often within an hour as stated. Fiat methods, particularly bank transfers, add several business days beyond the operator's internal processing window. Weekends and public holidays extend the timeline further for traditional banking routes.
Why the Stated Time Isn't the Whole Story
The one-hour target applies to the operator's own internal approval, not the end-to-end journey. A crypto withdrawal hitting the blockchain within an hour still needs network confirmations. A bank transfer approved in an hour enters the banking system, where it sits for 1–5 days depending on correspondent banks and the receiving institution's schedules. The operator's role ends when it releases the funds; the payment rail's own speed decides when you see the money.
Pending verification adds the longest delay. First-time withdrawals and requests above the 2,000 EUR threshold remain on hold until documents are reviewed. The operator enforces a strict two-week deadline for telephone and document verification; failure to comply results in account closure and forfeiture of funds. Refund requests submitted within 24 hours of a deposit (or 30 days for unauthorised account access) take 5–7 bank working days to process once approved.
Proving Who You Are
Verification kicks in at the first withdrawal or when cumulative payouts cross 2,000 EUR, whichever comes first. The operator may also request documents at any time if fraud is suspected. Three document types are standard:
- Official photo ID — passport, driver's licence or national identity card.
- Proof of address — utility bill or bank statement, dated within the last three months.
- Proof of payment — a photo showing the front and back of any credit card used, with the middle digits obscured, or a screenshot of an e-wallet transaction.
Documents must be in Latin or Cyrillic alphabet. Enhanced checks may follow: telephone verification requiring you to state your name and date, video verification showing your ID on camera, or proof of source of funds and wealth for larger sums. All documents are uploaded through the account portal. Withdrawals and refunds remain pending until every verification step clears.
Worth remembering: the operator gives you two weeks to respond to verification requests made by phone or email. Missing the deadline triggers an account block and confiscation of the balance. Keep documentation ready before your first payout to avoid delays.
When a Payout Is Held or Refused
Several conditions block a withdrawal before it reaches approval. The most common: turnover requirements not met, pending verification, or a withdrawal amount exceeding the weekly or monthly cap. Players depositing via fiat must wager their deposit three times before the operator processes a fee-free payout; crypto users need only a single turnover. Attempting to withdraw before meeting this condition either results in rejection or triggers the 10% processing fee.
Other blockers include a mismatch between the withdrawal method and the deposit method, incomplete identity checks, or hitting the 100,000 USDT weekly limit. The operator reserves the right to reject a withdrawal and charge the 50 EUR administration fee if turnover is incomplete. If a payout is late or refused and you believe it should have cleared, contact the operator's support directly — [email protected] — with the transaction date, the amount requested, and the method used. Support is the only team that can release a held payment or explain why a request was declined.
Responsible Gambling
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