7Bit Casino Withdrawal Methods and Fees

According to AskGamblers, 7Bit Casino supports 19 withdrawal methods: the cards Visa, Mastercard and Maestro, the e-wallets and payment services Skrill, Neteller, Rapid Transfer, Payz, MuchBetter, MiFinity and Interac, the prepaid options Neosurf and AstroPay Card, bank transfer and six cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Litecoin, Binance Coin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash). The casino's own FAQ says it applies "minor charges" to withdrawals; no source states how much they are. The full process from request to payout, including licence, verification and limits, is summarised on the 7Bit withdrawal page, while this page looks at the individual payment routes.

You will often see the figure of 40 payment methods mentioned for 7Bit. It comes from Casino.Guru and describes the deposit side, where far more options are available than for cashing out; Paysafecard, for instance, works for deposits only. For withdrawals, the list of 19 methods is what counts. Every figure on this page comes from 7Bit Casino's terms and FAQ and from the AskGamblers and Casino.Guru profiles; where sources disagree, both values are shown side by side, and where a value is missing, the page says "not stated".

7Bit withdrawal methods at a glance

The 19 withdrawal methods fall into five groups. The grouping matters because AskGamblers gives processing times per group rather than per individual method:

• Cards (3): Visa, Mastercard, Maestro
• E-wallets and payment services (7): Skrill, Neteller, Rapid Transfer, Payz, MuchBetter, MiFinity, Interac
• Prepaid (2): Neosurf, AstroPay Card
• Bank (1): bank transfer
• Crypto (6): Bitcoin, Litecoin, Binance Coin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash

Which of these methods actually appear in your cashier depends on your country and account; 7Bit does not publish a breakdown by country (not stated). Interac, for example, is a Canadian service and is usually not relevant for players based in Germany.

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Sources: method list and per-group times from AskGamblers, Bitcoin timing from the operator's About page, fee from 7Bit's FAQ, minimum from 7Bit's terms and FAQ and from AskGamblers. According to the terms, the minimum also depends on the chosen method; 7Bit does not publish individual values per method.

Cards, e-wallets and prepaid

Visa, Mastercard and Maestro are all listed for withdrawals at 7Bit. AskGamblers gives card payouts a timeframe of 1–5 days. That window covers not only processing at the casino but also the credit by the card issuer, which 7Bit cannot influence. No source names a separate maximum per card withdrawal; the terms only state that the maximum per transaction depends on the payment method.

The seven e-wallets and payment services form the largest group. AskGamblers puts e-wallet withdrawals at 0–24 hours, which makes them the fastest of the fiat routes. Alongside the widely used Skrill and Neteller plus Rapid Transfer, 7Bit also offers MiFinity, which not every casino supports; how this wallet performs elsewhere is shown in the MiFinity withdrawal casino comparison with timeframes and minimums for several casinos. 7Bit is not the only brand with both Payz and MuchBetter either: Boomerang also lists Payz and MuchBetter for withdrawals, as its page on Boomerang withdrawal methods shows.

Neosurf and AstroPay Card appear in the AskGamblers withdrawal list, even though Neosurf is mainly known as a deposit voucher. The sources give no separate timeframe or limit for these two prepaid options (not stated). If you want to use one of them, check in the cashier before requesting a payout whether it is shown as a withdrawal option for your account.

Bank transfer

Bank transfer is the slowest group at 7Bit: AskGamblers states 1–7 days. On top of the naturally longer run time of a transfer, AskGamblers also reports that 7Bit does not process withdrawals at the weekend. A request submitted on Friday evening therefore starts moving on Monday at the earliest, and the bank booking only follows after that.

The sources do not give a separate minimum or maximum for bank transfers; the general minimum withdrawal of 0.24 mBTC per the terms, or €20 per AskGamblers, applies. For larger amounts, the weekly and monthly account limits described further down also apply here. For players who want the money credited straight to their current account, a bank transfer is the simplest route, though not the quickest.

Crypto withdrawals

7Bit presents itself as a crypto casino, and that shows in the coin list. Casino.Guru names ten accepted cryptocurrencies: ADA, BCH, BNB, BTC, DOGE, ETH, LTC, TRX, USDT and XRP. For withdrawals, however, the AskGamblers list confirms only six of them: Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Binance Coin (BNB), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). Whether Cardano (ADA), Tron (TRX), Tether (USDT) and Ripple (XRP) can also be used for payouts is not clear from the sources (not stated).

On timing, the operator makes a specific claim itself: according to its About page, Bitcoin withdrawals take less than ten minutes. No source gives separate values for the other coins. 7Bit expresses its minimum withdrawal in Bitcoin, namely 0.24 mBTC according to the terms and FAQ; deposits start at 0.12 mBTC according to the FAQ. Wallet address, network and the payout steps are covered on the page about Bitcoin withdrawals at 7Bit Casino with the values from the terms and FAQ.

How crypto payouts at 7Bit compare with other operators is shown in the overview of casino withdrawals with crypto, where the confirmed coins and timeframes of several casinos sit side by side. Blockchain network fees and price movements between request and credit can change the euro value you receive; 7Bit gives no information on this.

Fees

On fees, 7Bit differs from most of the casinos in this comparison. The casino's FAQ says literally: "There are minor charges for withdrawals from our side" – so the casino does charge small withdrawal fees. How high they are, whether they are flat or a percentage, and whether they vary by method is stated neither in the FAQ nor in the terms (not stated).

Third-party costs that 7Bit does not control may come on top: fees from the e-wallet provider when moving money to your bank account, foreign currency charges from your own bank, or network fees for crypto. The sources say nothing about these. A general breakdown of the fee types that occur with casino withdrawals, and how the other operators handle them, is available in the overview of fees on casino withdrawals with data for all five casinos.

An active bonus also affects what can be withdrawn. According to the bonus terms, bonuses must be wagered 35 times; according to the bonus page, most BTC bonuses carry a 40–45x requirement, and unwagered bonuses expire after 14 days. While a bonus is running, bonus funds cannot be withdrawn with any method. How to clear a bonus before cashing out is explained on the page about withdrawing a bonus at 7Bit with wagering, deadline and maximum bet.

Time and limit per method

The total time of a withdrawal is made up of processing by 7Bit and the run time of the method. For the first part there are two statements: according to the FAQ, a request from a player with an approved ID is typically processed "instantly", depending on the method; according to AskGamblers, the pending phase is 0–24 hours, in some cases processing happens within one hour, verification not included. After that come the run times per group: e-wallets 0–24 hours, cards 1–5 days, bank transfer 1–7 days, Bitcoin under ten minutes.

A detailed breakdown of the processing time at 7Bit per method with all sources and the weekend effect is available on a separate page. For choosing a method, the short version is enough: crypto and e-wallets are the fast routes, cards and bank transfers take several days.

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The sources contradict each other on limits: 7Bit's terms state 0.12 BTC per week and 0.48 BTC per month, whereas Casino.Guru and AskGamblers give €10,000 per week and €40,000 per month. No daily limit is documented. If withdrawable winnings exceed 0.48 BTC, the terms allow 7Bit to pay them out in monthly instalments of no more than 0.48 BTC. All caps and worked examples are explained in detail on the page about withdrawal limits and minimum payout at 7Bit.

Which method suits which purpose

The documented values lead to a simple classification. If you already deposit in crypto, Bitcoin is the fastest route to your payout according to the operator, and you stay in the currency in which 7Bit also expresses its limits. If you play in euros and want to withdraw small to medium amounts, an e-wallet such as Skrill, Neteller or MiFinity is a good fit, as AskGamblers states 0–24 hours here. Cards make sense if you deposited by card anyway, and bank transfer is the option for a direct credit to your current account, with the longest run time.

Among the five casinos covered on this site, 7Bit sits at the upper end with 19 withdrawal methods: Boomerang lists 20, Cobra 17, SkyCrown and Wazamba 16 each. On fees it is the other way round: Boomerang, Wazamba and Cobra state no withdrawal fees on the casino's side, SkyCrown charges only if the deposit was not wagered at least three times, while 7Bit's own FAQ says it applies minor fees as a rule.

1. IVerify your account

   7Bit only processes withdrawals once your ID is approved. According to the terms, checks can take up to 30 working days from complete documents; according to the FAQ, the aim is to check documents within 24 hours.

2. IICheck your bonus status

   With an active bonus, complete the wagering first: 35x per the bonus terms, 40–45x for most BTC bonuses per the bonus page, deadline 14 days.

3. IIIChoose a method

   Use a route that the cashier shows as a withdrawal option; according to the sources, crypto and e-wallets are the fastest groups.

4. IVSet the amount

   At least 0.24 mBTC per the terms or €20 per AskGamblers; keep the weekly limit of 0.12 BTC per the terms or €10,000 per Casino.Guru and AskGamblers in mind.

5. VSubmit and wait

   Submit requests on weekdays where possible, since AskGamblers reports no weekend payouts; after that, the run time of the method applies.

Verification before your first withdrawal

Whatever method you choose, 7Bit requires a confirmed identity: according to the FAQ, a request is processed promptly only with an "approved ID", and section 8.5 of the terms governs the KYC check. There are two statements on how long it takes: according to the terms, up to 30 working days from the moment all requested documents have been provided; according to the FAQ, the aim is to check documents within 24 hours if they were submitted via the website's upload facility.

For choosing a method this means that even Bitcoin saves no time while verification is still open. Uploading your documents before the first withdrawal request shortens the wait for every method. Which documents are required and how the process works is described step by step on the page about verification at 7Bit before withdrawing. Questions about a specific payout are answered by support via live chat or email around the clock; according to Casino.Guru, the live chat is available in English only.