We all know that Stake.com is home to tip-top betting odds and some of the best provably fair casino games around – but are Stake.com India’s withdrawal times any good?
Let’s cut right to the chase here – yes. They’re crazy-quick. In today’s guide, I’ll explore how quickly you can cash-out your winnings in either INR or cryptocurrency. I’ll also discuss the site’s all-important limits, how the withdrawal process actually works and what you guys should be aware of. Read on for all the important details that you definitely don’t want to miss.
Stake Highlights
- Regular promotions for football and other sports
- 1,000s of live and pre-game events every week
- Live streaming for most events
- Cash-out in INR or crypto.
- Enjoy above-average withdrawal times.
- Chat with 24/7 support if needed.
- Pay minimal crypto fees.
- INR ain’t as fast as crypto.
I’m sure you won’t half be surprised to hear that withdrawal waiting times with Stake.com vary depending on your preferred withdrawal method, as do fees.
For today’s guide, I had a proper good dig around the brand’s payment T&Cs, reading-up on
how to deposit on Stake.com in India, how to withdraw, what the waiting times and fees are, and then some.
The long and short of what I found is as follows: there are two primary Stake.com India withdrawal options – cash and crypto. With the former, you guys get the convenience of being able to cash-out straight to a participating Indian banks in INR, while the latter goes all-out in terms of flexibility by offering 20 different individual cryptocurrency cash-out options, each with their own associated fees.
But how fast are cash-outs? Well, I reckon a table’s probably the best way to get across the most important info. So, here goes:
| What currencies are supported in India? | What is the average withdrawal time? | Is there a Stake.com India withdrawal fee? |
| Cash withdrawals | INR. | One to three days. | It depends on your bank – some charge ‘em, some don’t. |
| Crypto withdrawals | BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, DOGE, BCH, XRP, EOS, TRX, BNB, USDC, APE, BUSD, CRD, DAI, LINK, SAND, SHIB, UNI, MATIC. | Up to three hours max. | Fees vary depending on the cryptocurrency you choose – e.g., Bitcoin has a 0.00001571 BTC per-transaction fee, while Ripple’s fee chimes in at 0.00010000 XRP. |
200% up to $2000
T&Cs apply, 18+
200% up to $2000
T&Cs apply, 18+
up to 5% Rakeback
T&Cs apply, 18+
Next up, here’s what you guys should know about Stake.com India’s withdrawal limits. Again, all the info I’m sharing here comes straight from the horse’s mouth – i.e., the brand’s own payment T&Cs.
Any high-rollers among you? If so, I reckon you’ll be really happy to hear that all Stake.com India crypto withdrawals have no maximum limit.
But what about minimums? Well, much as there’s a
Stake.com India minimum deposit
limit of 500 INR, the brand sets minimum withdrawal limits, too. Stake.com’s “What are the withdrawal limits?” blog, which I located via their Help Center, reveals that these limits vary from one crypto to another. Going back to our Bitcoin and Ripple examples, minimum withdrawal limits of 0.00003928 BTC or 11.00000000 XRP apply respectively, for example.
Conversely, if you’re withdrawing in INR, the latest Stake.com India withdrawal limits are… a little bit different. Basically, there’s a minimum of 500 INR enforced. But interestingly, there’s also a maximum cash withdrawal limit of 49,999 INR imposed – making INR cash-outs not quite as high-roller-friendly as crypto ones. Bit of a bummer, eh?
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How do withdrawals work?
Withdrawing your money isn’t a fat lot of bother at Stake.com, but you do need to follow a few rules. If you’ve previously claimed a
Stake.com India no deposit bonus, for example, you might need to hit a few wagering requirements before cashing-out.
Equally, you’ll need to verify your email and ID via “Account>Settings>General” before requesting your first cash-out. Once that’s been put to bed, you can cash out by following these steps:
Sign-up to actually play here first
Obviously, you’ll need to register, play here and actually win something pre-cash-out, yeah? Any Indians 18+ outside of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana can currently sign up via the “Register” tab. Using my
Stake.com India promo code
“CHAMPIONS“, you guys can also bag a new customer bonus. What’s it worth? Well, 200% up to $2,000 on your first deposit. Nice.
Head to your Wallet page and pick a cash-out option
Once you’re in and have built-up some winnings, you can cash-out by clicking “Account>Wallet>Withdraw” and selecting your favorite cryptocurrency. A word of warning, though: if you’re going for an INR cash-out instead, you’ll first need to set your “Local Currency” as “INR” via the drop-down box next to your Stake.com balance on the homepage before hitting up the “Wallet” page.
Enter (and request) your amount
Next up, tell Stake.com how much you want to withdraw. At this point, you’ll either need to punch in your crypto address (for crypto), or fill-out your Indian banking details (account number, IFSC code, and bank address) for INR.
Finally, click “Withdraw” and kick-back. Crypto withdrawals should come through in three hours or less. INR will take up to three days max.
I’ve found that most Stake.com withdrawals run super-smoothly. But please be wary of these potential issues:
- Be careful when entering your crypto address – crypto transactions are irreversible, remember?
- Verify your ID well before cashing-out – because if you don’t, Stake.com will make you do it last-minute, which could cause delays.
- “Pending” balances – if a “pending” notification continues to display after the expected cash-out window, contact Stake.com’s 24/7 support for the fastest-possible resolution..
The long and short of it is this, then: you can withdraw using INR at Stake.com in India, as well as 20 different cryptocurrencies. However, INR is a little slower, and comes with a 49,999 INR withdrawal limit.
My advice? Opt for fast, low-fee crypto cash-outs with the likes of BTC or XRP if you’re in a rush or planning on requesting larger-value withdrawals. Oh, and either way, make sure you’ve verified your account before your first cash out, yeah?
Usually, yes – though staff might manually check-up on larger requests, which could result in a “pending” balance.
Right now, it would appear not – though INR cash-outs can be sent to several prominent Indian banks, including Axis, Bank of India, HDFC, IDBI, and Karnataka Bank.
?? Where can I find my IFSC code?
IFSC codes are used for all Indian bank transfers. You should be able to grab yours from online banking, or by contacting your bank directly.
