How Deposits and Withdrawals Work at Ninewin
We accept deposits by Visa and Mastercard, cryptocurrencies including BTC, and in Canada by EcoPayz, Interac, Instadebit and iDebit. Card deposits appear instantly, cap at £800 per transaction, and the minimum deposit runs from £5 to £15 depending on your country.
Processing times and limits
Every withdrawal is reviewed within 72 hours before it reaches your chosen method. MiFinity payouts arrive instantly once that review clears, while bank transfers take longer. The minimum withdrawal is £50 and the standard maximum is £3,000; wins above £10,000 are paid in monthly instalments of up to £10,000. Before any cash-out we complete full identity checks, and our verification process may include a short phone call.
We operate internally in GBP, so if you fund your account in BRL, CAD, NOK, NZD, CZK, ZAR, BGN, HRK, RON, AUD or BTC your bank or processor may adjust the charged amount slightly on conversion. Withdrawals return to the method you deposited with: card cash-outs up to the total you deposited are refunded to that card, and anything above is sent by an alternative method such as bank transfer or MiFinity.
Payment Limits, Fees and Crypto Rules
Our minimum withdrawal is £50, and daily, weekly and monthly limits rise with your loyalty rank — Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum — all shown directly in the cashier. Deposits must be wagered at least once before you withdraw, and any intermediary bank charge is capped at the equivalent of £16.
Cryptocurrency deposits sit outside our responsible-gaming deposit limits, so those caps cannot be applied to BTC and other coins. Any deposit below a coin's network minimum is lost and cannot be returned, and coins sent on the wrong network — for example BTC to BCH — are only recovered on amounts over £5,000, for a 0.1 BTC fee and with no guarantee.
We only accept payment methods held in your own name: no shared, family, business or corporate accounts, and the name on the method must match your account. Canadian players who fund their account with EcoPayz, Interac, Instadebit or iDebit withdraw through the same service, having made at least one deposit with it first. Full details of every limit sit in our complete overview.
How to Make Your First Withdrawal
Cashing out follows a few clear steps once your account is verified:
- Sign in to your account and open the Withdraw tab in the cashier, then choose bank transfer, MiFinity, Visa OCT, Mastercard Payment Transfer or crypto.
- Request at least £50; card payouts return to the card you deposited with, up to the total deposited, as a refund.
- Complete full KYC — passport or ID card, proof of address and a bank card photo — before your first cash-out.
- Allow up to 72 hours for our review; MiFinity then pays instantly, while bank transfers take longer.
- Expect any intermediary bank fee to be capped at £16, and wins over £10,000 to arrive in monthly instalments of up to £10,000.
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Common Questions About Payments
What is the minimum withdrawal at Ninewin?
The minimum withdrawal is £50 and the standard maximum is £3,000. We review every request within 72 hours, after which MiFinity pays instantly while bank transfers take longer. Wins above £10,000 are paid in monthly instalments of up to £10,000.
Which deposit methods does Ninewin accept?
We accept Visa and Mastercard, cryptocurrencies including BTC, and in Canada EcoPayz, Interac, Instadebit and iDebit. Card deposits appear instantly and cap at £800 per transaction. The minimum deposit is between £5 and £15 depending on your country.
How long do Ninewin withdrawals take?
We review every withdrawal within 72 hours before it reaches your method. MiFinity payouts are instant after that review, while bank transfers take longer. Full KYC must be completed before your first cash-out, which can include a short phone call.
Are there fees on Ninewin withdrawals?
Intermediary banks may apply a charge, which is capped at the equivalent of £16. Withdrawals return to your deposit method, and card cash-outs up to the amount you deposited are refunded to that card, with any excess paid by an alternative method.
5-minute read · Revised Oct 2, 2026