7Bit Casino Bitcoin Withdrawal

The short answer: Bitcoin is one of the listed withdrawal methods at 7Bit, and according to the operator's About page, withdrawals in Bitcoin take less than ten minutes. The minimum withdrawal is 0.24 mBTC according to the T&Cs and the FAQ and depends on the method, while AskGamblers gives €20 instead. The sources also disagree on the maximums: the T&Cs state 0.12 BTC per week and 0.48 BTC per month, Casino.Guru and AskGamblers state €10,000 per week and €40,000 per month. Every other key figure for the brand, such as methods, bonus rules and verification, is collected in the 7Bit withdrawal profile on a page of its own.

This page deals only with the route via Bitcoin and the other coins. It explains which cryptocurrencies the sources confirm for withdrawals, how figures in mBTC and μBTC should be read, what happens between the request and the arrival in the wallet, and where the limits in BTC lie. If you want to put 7Bit side by side with other crypto casinos, the Bitcoin withdrawal in the casino comparison sorts every brand on this website by the same set of fields.

On the search results: for a query about a 7Bit Bitcoin withdrawal, the casino's own pages often rank near the top, namely the T&Cs, the FAQ and the bonus terms. Those texts are the main source here as well, supplemented by the profiles on AskGamblers and Casino.Guru. Where values contradict each other, both are shown; where no figure exists, the page says “not stated”.

Coins: which cryptocurrencies 7Bit pays out

According to Casino.Guru, 7Bit accepts ten cryptocurrencies: Cardano (ADA), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Binance Coin (BNB), Bitcoin (BTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), TRON (TRX), Tether (USDT) and Ripple (XRP). That list describes accepted coins, not necessarily withdrawal routes. For withdrawals, the AskGamblers list is more precise: it names Bitcoin, Litecoin, Binance Coin, Ethereum, Dogecoin and Bitcoin Cash as withdrawal methods, which makes six coins.

For ADA, TRX, USDT and XRP the checked sources therefore contain no evidence of a withdrawal route. This does not mean that withdrawing in these coins is impossible, only that they do not appear in the withdrawal lists. Anyone depositing in one of these coins should check in the withdrawal section of the account which options are actually offered before making the first request.

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Besides the coins, AskGamblers lists cards, e-wallets, Neosurf, Interac, AstroPay Card and bank transfer as withdrawal routes for 7Bit, 19 methods in total. Crypto accounts for six of them. The operator gives a time only for Bitcoin; for Litecoin, Ethereum and the other coins the sources state no separate duration (no information).

Reading BTC, mBTC and μBTC correctly

7Bit states many values not in euros but in fractions of a bitcoin. Three units matter for understanding the T&Cs:

• BTC: one whole bitcoin. The T&Cs use this unit for the weekly and monthly limit (0.12 BTC and 0.48 BTC).
• mBTC (millibitcoin): one thousandth of a BTC. The FAQ uses this unit for the minimum deposit (0.12 mBTC) and the minimum withdrawal (0.24 mBTC).
• μBTC (microbitcoin): one millionth of a BTC. The bonus terms use this unit for the maximum bet per spin (12 μBTC with the welcome package, 60 μBTC with other bonuses).

Converted, the minimum withdrawal of 0.24 mBTC equals 0.00024 BTC, the weekly limit of 0.12 BTC equals 120 mBTC and the monthly limit of 0.48 BTC equals 480 mBTC. A fixed euro equivalent cannot be derived from this, because it depends on the bitcoin price on the day of the withdrawal; the sources give no euro amount for the BTC figures.

Minimum amount in mBTC

There are two readings of the smallest possible withdrawal. According to the T&Cs (section 9.9), the minimum is 0.24 mBTC and depends on the chosen payment method. The 7Bit FAQ gives the same figure and adds the minimum deposit of 0.12 mBTC. According to AskGamblers, however, the minimum withdrawal is €20.

The two statements do not fully exclude each other. The T&Cs say explicitly that the minimum depends on the method; 0.24 mBTC is therefore the figure for the crypto route, while AskGamblers gives a euro amount that fits fiat methods such as cards or e-wallets better. Whether the €20 also applies to Bitcoin is stated by none of the sources (no information).

In practice, anyone withdrawing in Bitcoin should work with the threshold from the T&Cs and check in the cashier which minimum is shown for the chosen method before submitting a request. How the minimums look at other brands is shown in the overview of the minimum amount for casino withdrawals, where the euro and crypto thresholds of all five brands sit side by side.

Speed: how fast a Bitcoin withdrawal arrives

The duration of a Bitcoin withdrawal consists of two parts: processing by the casino and the transfer over the blockchain. For the second part, the operator states a concrete figure on its About page: “Money-outs with bitcoins take less than ten minutes.” This is a claim by the operator itself, not a measurement by an independent party.

For processing there are two statements. According to the 7Bit FAQ, a request from a player with an approved ID is typically processed instantly, although the time can vary with the method. According to AskGamblers, the pending time is 0–24 hours, in some cases within one hour, and this does not include verification. AskGamblers also notes that 7Bit does not pay out at weekends, so a request made on a Friday evening can stay “pending” until Monday.

How the times of Bitcoin, e-wallets, cards and bank transfer differ in detail, and what delays the approval, is explained on the page about 7Bit withdrawal times by method with a table of its own. Compared with the fiat routes, Bitcoin is the fastest documented route at 7Bit: AskGamblers gives 0–24 hours for e-wallets, 1–5 days for cards and 1–7 days for bank transfers.

Limits in BTC

The clearest contradiction between the sources concerns the maximum amounts. According to the T&Cs, the limits are 0.12 BTC per week, counted from the first successful payment of the week, and 0.48 BTC per month, counted from the first calendar day. According to Casino.Guru and AskGamblers, the limits are €10,000 per week and €40,000 per month. Which figure applies to a given account cannot be decided from the sources alone; the T&Cs are the contract text, while the euro figures come from the profiles of the two portals.

A daily limit and a per-transaction limit are not quantified in the sources (no information); for the maximum of a single withdrawal the T&Cs refer to the payment method. For large wins, section 9.11 of the T&Cs sets out payment in instalments: if the withdrawable balance exceeds 0.48 BTC, 7Bit may pay the amount in monthly instalments of at most 0.48 BTC until the full sum has been paid. Amounts above the limit of the chosen method are also paid in instalments.

The instalment rule is tied to the BTC limit and is therefore especially relevant for Bitcoin withdrawals. How the weekly and monthly limits affect planning, and how the euro figures of the portals fit in, is covered in more depth on the dedicated page on the 7Bit withdrawal limit.

Bitcoin withdrawal at 7Bit step by step

The procedure can be derived from the rules in the T&Cs and the FAQ. The steps describe the order of the conditions, not a measurement of the times by this website.

1. IConfirm your identity

   No request is processed without an approved ID. According to the FAQ, the target is to check uploaded documents within 24 hours; according to the T&Cs, up to 30 working days are possible.

2. IICheck your bonus status

   An active bonus with open wagering blocks the withdrawal of bonus funds: 35x per the bonus terms, 40–45x for most BTC bonuses per the bonus page, expiry after 14 days.

3. IIIHave your wallet address ready

   The address must match the chosen coin, i.e. a Bitcoin address for BTC, a Litecoin address for LTC and so on; an address on a different network leads to loss or a returned transfer.

4. IVChoose Bitcoin as the method

   Select Bitcoin in the withdrawal section and enter the amount in BTC or mBTC; minimum 0.24 mBTC per the T&Cs/FAQ, €20 per AskGamblers.

5. VCheck the amount against the limits

   0.12 BTC per week and 0.48 BTC per month per the T&Cs, €10,000 and €40,000 per Casino.Guru/AskGamblers; above that the payout may be split into instalments.

6. VISubmit the request on a weekday

   According to AskGamblers, 7Bit does not pay out at weekends; after approval the operator states less than ten minutes for Bitcoin.

7. VIICheck the arrival in your wallet

   If the request stays open longer than stated, live chat and email ([email protected]) are available around the clock; according to Casino.Guru the live chat is in English only.

The most error-prone step is the wallet address. Unlike a bank transfer, a blockchain transaction cannot be recalled once it has been sent. Copying the address directly from your own wallet and comparing the first and last characters before submitting is therefore sensible.

Fees on Bitcoin withdrawals

According to the 7Bit FAQ, there are “minor charges for withdrawals from our side”, i.e. small withdrawal fees charged by the casino. None of the sources states the amount of these fees (no information), and there is no separate figure for Bitcoin either. Independently of the casino, any blockchain transaction can incur a network fee whose size depends on network load; whether 7Bit covers this fee itself or deducts it from the withdrawal amount is not clear from the sources.

How other casinos handle withdrawal fees is shown on the page about casino fees on withdrawals, with a source for each figure.

Bitcoin bonus and withdrawal

Some of 7Bit's bonus offers are stated in Bitcoin, and here too the sources differ. According to 7Bit, the welcome package comprises 325% up to 5.25 BTC and 250 free spins, spread over the first four deposits. According to Casino.Guru DE, the first deposit receives 100% up to €400 and 100 extra spins, which corresponds more closely to a fiat offer.

For withdrawal, the conditions are what counts: according to the bonus terms, bonuses must be wagered 35 times, while according to the bonus page most BTC bonuses carry 40–45x wagering. The maximum bet with the welcome package is 12 μBTC per spin, 60 μBTC with other bonuses, and bonuses expire after 14 days if wagering has not been completed. How wagering, maximum bet and deadline interact before bonus winnings become withdrawable is explained in detail on the page about withdrawing the 7Bit bonus.

Verification before the first crypto withdrawal

Even with cryptocurrencies, 7Bit requires a confirmed identity before a withdrawal request is processed. The fast processing mentioned in the FAQ explicitly applies to players with an “approved ID”. There are two statements on the duration of the check: according to the T&Cs (section 8.5), it can take up to 30 working days from complete submission, while according to the FAQ, 7Bit aims to check documents within 24 hours if they are uploaded via the website.

For a Bitcoin withdrawal this means that the operator's ten-minute figure only applies once verification is complete. Submitting the documents before the first request removes this block of time from the actual withdrawal. Which documents are required is listed on the page 7Bit: documents before the first withdrawal together with the individual steps.

Bitcoin withdrawal at 7Bit compared

Two points are specific to 7Bit: the T&Cs state the withdrawal limits in BTC rather than euros, and of the ten accepted cryptocurrencies, six are confirmed as withdrawal routes according to AskGamblers. The comparison with the other brands by the same set of fields is in the overview of crypto withdrawals in the casino comparison, and the withdrawal routes of another brand are listed on the page on Wazamba with seven cryptocurrencies.

Converting Bitcoin to euros after the withdrawal

A Bitcoin withdrawal at 7Bit arrives as bitcoin in the wallet you specified, not as euros in your bank account. If you want the amount in euros, you have to sell the coins yourself afterwards through a crypto exchange or broker and have the proceeds transferred to your own account. The rules, fees and verification requirements of that provider apply, not those of the casino.

Two points are worth noting. First, the exchange rate can change between the request, the arrival and the sale, so the final euro amount may be higher or lower than at the time of the request. Second, a withdrawal via card, e-wallet or bank transfer is the alternative at 7Bit if the money should arrive directly in euros; according to AskGamblers, however, these routes take 0–24 hours (e-wallets) up to 1–7 days (bank).

What the sources say

For Bitcoin withdrawals at 7Bit, the most important rules come from the casino's own pages: the T&Cs govern the minimum amount (9.9), instalment payments (9.11), the weekly and monthly limits in BTC and the KYC deadline (8.5). The FAQ gives the minimum deposit and minimum withdrawal in mBTC, processing with an approved ID and the small fees. The About page provides the time figure for Bitcoin. The bonus terms and the bonus page govern wagering, maximum bet in μBTC and expiry.

AskGamblers adds the list of withdrawal methods, the pending time, the minimum in euros and the information about weekends; Casino.Guru provides the list of accepted coins and the limits in euros. The operator is also named differently: Kika Technology B.V. according to the T&Cs, Scores55 Tech B.V. according to the About page and AskGamblers, and Dama N.V. according to Casino.Guru. The licence comes from the Curaçao Gaming Authority according to the T&Cs (OGL/2023/147/0081) and the About page (OGL/2024/1307/0748); Casino.Guru additionally names Estonia.

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