Casino Withdrawals to Visa and Mastercard

Withdrawing casino winnings to a credit card is possible at all five operators covered here – Boomerang, SkyCrown, Wazamba, Cobra and 7Bit – according to at least one source each. Mastercard appears in the withdrawal method list of all five, and Visa is clearly listed at four of them; only at Wazamba does the German-language source leave Visa out. The card payment itself takes anywhere from „Instant“ (according to Cobra's payments page) to 3–5 days depending on the casino and the source, and several operators add a processing stage („pending“) of up to five days before that. The sources mention withdrawal fees only for 7Bit (minor fees, amount not stated) and for SkyCrown under one condition.

This page is part of our overview of withdrawal methods and goes deeper into the route via Visa, Mastercard and Maestro: what happens between the request and the credit, which casinos offer cards for withdrawals, how long it takes, which limits apply and where the sources contradict each other. Every figure comes from the sources named in the tables, checked on 5 October 2026; where a value is missing, we write „not stated“ rather than an estimate.

Two points apply to all five operators: according to the sources, no withdrawals are processed at weekends, and an identity check comes before the first payout. Anyone planning to use a card as the withdrawal route should therefore complete verification before submitting the first request. Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over only; a withdrawal is no reason to stake the balance again.

How a withdrawal to Visa and Mastercard works

At all five casinos a card withdrawal consists of several stages. The sources list them separately, and they should not be merged into a single number. First you submit a withdrawal request in the casino's cashier and choose Visa, Mastercard or – at 7Bit – Maestro as the method. Then the casino processes the request internally, which the sources usually call „pending time“. During this stage the casino checks the request, your identity and any open bonus conditions; only afterwards is the money sent to the card issuer.

The pending stage differs widely between operators: Boomerang 1–5 days, Wazamba 0–5 days (according to AskGamblers EN), SkyCrown and Cobra 0–72 hours each, 7Bit 0–24 hours (all according to AskGamblers). For Wazamba, the German-language AskGamblers page describes the process differently: the finance department handles requests within 3 working days, Monday to Friday from 6 am to 5 pm GMT. At Cobra, the terms and conditions state processing within 72 hours of approval, while the FAQ sets a target of 12 hours. 7Bit's FAQ says that requests from players with an approved ID are typically processed „instantly“, depending on the chosen method.

After processing comes the actual transfer time of the card payment until the amount shows up on the card account. Here the figures range from 1–5 days (SkyCrown according to AskGamblers, 7Bit) to 3–5 days (Boomerang, Wazamba according to AskGamblers EN, Cobra according to AskGamblers). The steps below summarise the process so that it can be applied to each of the five casinos.

1. IVerify your account

   Upload your ID and, if requested, proof of address before the first request. At Cobra a request stays pending under the terms until all verification steps are complete; at Wazamba the payout can be postponed until then.

2. IICheck open bonus conditions

   As long as a bonus has not been wagered, the balance is usually locked. Wagering requirements and deadlines are set out in each casino's bonus terms.

3. IIIOpen the cashier and pick the card

   Select Visa, Mastercard or Maestro in the withdrawal section. If the card is not shown there, it is not offered for withdrawals on this account – choose another method instead.

4. IVEnter an amount within the limits

   Mind the minimum and the maximum per withdrawal, for example a €10 minimum and €500 per transaction at Boomerang, or 20–€500 for Visa at Cobra.

5. VConfirm the card details

   The card number and name must match the account holder. Paying out to a card belonging to someone else is not intended.

6. VISubmit on a working day

   Since none of the five casinos pays out at weekends according to the sources, a request early in the week shortens the wait compared with one sent on Friday evening.

7. VIITrack the status in your account

   The transaction history shows whether the request is still being processed or has already been approved. From approval onwards, the card transfer time of 1–5 or 3–5 days applies, depending on the casino.

8. VIIICheck the credit on your card statement

   The payout appears on the card or account statement. If it has not arrived after the stated periods, contact the casino's support with the transaction number.

Whether a payout must go to the same card that was used for the deposit is not recorded in our sources for any of the five operators – there is no information on this. If you deposited with a different method, check in the cashier before requesting which withdrawal routes are actually enabled for your account.

Casinos with Visa and Mastercard withdrawals (table)

The table shows which cards the five casinos offer for withdrawals according to the sources, and how long the card payment takes after processing. Where two sources disagree, both values are shown side by side with their source.

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Boomerang: The AskGamblers withdrawal list includes Visa and Mastercard alongside 18 other methods, among them e-wallets, crypto and bank transfer. For card payments the source gives 3–5 days, preceded by a processing time of 1–5 days. If you want the full breakdown of Visa and Mastercard at Boomerang together with every other method, you will find it on the operator's methods page. According to the source there are no fees, and the cap is €500 per transaction and per day.

SkyCrown: Visa and Mastercard are among the 16 fiat withdrawal methods listed by AskGamblers. On timing the sources diverge: AskGamblers states 1–5 days for card payments, while Vigiswiss lists Visa as „sofort“ (instant) in its withdrawal table. The details of the Visa withdrawal at SkyCrown are covered there, along with the fee rule under which charges apply if a deposit has not been wagered at least three times.

Wazamba: Here even the question of whether Visa is offered at all has no clear answer. According to AskGamblers EN, Visa and Mastercard are on the withdrawal list; according to AskGamblers DE, only Mastercard is – Visa, Skrill, Neteller and Rapid Transfer are missing there. The timing differs too: 3–5 days according to AskGamblers EN, 24–72 hours according to AskGamblers DE. Both versions of the Wazamba withdrawal to a card are shown side by side on the methods page; what counts is what the cashier in your own account displays.

Cobra: Cobra's payments page lists Visa as a fee-free withdrawal method with „Instant“ processing, a minimum of €20 and a maximum of €500 per withdrawal; Mastercard is also on the list of 17 withdrawal methods. AskGamblers, on the other hand, gives 3–5 days for card payments. A card withdrawal at Cobra is also tied to your VIP level, because the daily, weekly and monthly limits depend on it.

7Bit: 7Bit is the only one of the five operators that lists Maestro for withdrawals in addition to Visa and Mastercard; the total is 19 methods. Card payments take 1–5 days according to AskGamblers. The overview of Maestro, Visa and Mastercard at 7Bit also explains why 7Bit states its limits in bitcoin rather than euros and which minor fees the casino itself charges according to its FAQ.

Processing times and limits by casino

To answer how quickly money reaches the card, processing and card transfer time have to be added together. Taking the upper end of each range, Boomerang comes to up to 10 days (5 days pending plus 5 days card transfer), Wazamba according to AskGamblers EN also up to 10 days, SkyCrown and Cobra up to 72 hours of processing plus 1–5 or 3–5 days of transfer respectively, and 7Bit up to 24 hours plus 1–5 days. Weekends come on top, because no withdrawals are processed on Saturdays and Sundays. For a general comparison of all methods, see the page on withdrawal times at online casinos, which sets cards against e-wallets, crypto and bank transfer.

On limits, the sources distinguish between the cap per withdrawal and the caps per day, week and month. For card withdrawals the per-transaction cap matters most, because it determines in how many instalments a larger win reaches the card. The complete limits per withdrawal and per period for all five operators are collected on the limits page; the table below shows the values that apply to Visa and Mastercard.

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Boomerang and Cobra have the tightest caps for card withdrawals, each at €500 per withdrawal and €500 per day; at Cobra this applies to the entry level Serpent, and higher VIP levels have higher limits under the terms. A win of €2,000 would therefore be spread over at least four days at either casino. SkyCrown allows €5,000 per day but limits single withdrawals to €1,000 as long as fewer than 10 deposits have been made. For winnings of €15,000 or more, SkyCrown reserves the right, according to gambling.com, to pay out in monthly instalments of €15,000 each.

At 7Bit two units of account sit side by side: the 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. Under its terms, 7Bit may pay out winnings above 0.48 BTC in monthly instalments of at most 0.48 BTC. For Wazamba only the monthly limit is documented, and not consistently: €20,000 according to Casino.Guru and AskGamblers EN, €10,000 according to AskGamblers DE. The sources give no per-transaction or daily caps for Wazamba.

Visa, Mastercard, Maestro: which cards appear on the lists

Mastercard is the only card that appears on every evaluated withdrawal list at all five casinos. Visa is listed at Boomerang, SkyCrown, Cobra and 7Bit, and at Wazamba according to AskGamblers EN; the German-language AskGamblers page on Wazamba does not include Visa. Maestro is documented as a withdrawal method only at 7Bit. Other card brands such as American Express or Diners Club are not named by the sources as a withdrawal route for any of the five operators.

The sources' lists do not distinguish between credit and debit cards. Whether a Visa Debit or Mastercard Debit is treated the same way as a classic credit card is not recorded for the five operators – there is no information on this. In practice it also depends on the card issuer whether a credit from a gambling transaction is accepted. If you use a prepaid credit card, check with your bank whether payouts to that card are possible, since the sources say nothing about this either.

• Mastercard: 5 of 5 casinos on every evaluated list
• Visa: 4 of 5 clearly, at Wazamba only per AskGamblers EN
• Maestro: 1 of 5 (7Bit)
• Debit and prepaid cards: not stated

Fees for card withdrawals

Three of the five casinos charge no withdrawal fees according to the sources: Boomerang (AskGamblers: „Withdrawal Fees No“), Wazamba (according to AskGamblers EN and DE) and Cobra, whose payments page explicitly lists Visa as „Free“. At SkyCrown, according to gambling.com, charges apply on withdrawal if the deposit has not been wagered at least three times; the source does not state the amount. 7Bit says in its own FAQ that there are minor charges for withdrawals on the casino's side – again without a specific amount.

Independently of the casino, the card issuer may charge its own fees for gambling transactions. Whether and how much is set out in your bank's schedule of fees, not in the casino sources. For an overview of which costs can arise with which method, see the page on fees for casino withdrawals, which compares the figures of all five operators.

• Boomerang: no withdrawal fees
• SkyCrown: fee if the deposit has not been wagered at least 3× (amount: not stated)
• Wazamba: no withdrawal fees
• Cobra: no fees, Visa listed as „Free“
• 7Bit: minor fees on the casino's side (amount: not stated)

Verification before the first card withdrawal

Before the first withdrawal to a card, all five casinos require an identity check (KYC). How long it takes varies and is partly contradictory in the sources. At Boomerang, the standard verification took about a day according to AskGamblers; that is the source's report, not a deadline from the terms. At SkyCrown, verification is mandatory before withdrawals according to Vigiswiss, but the source gives no duration. Wazamba reserves the right, according to AskGamblers DE, to postpone payments until all verification procedures have been completed.

Cobra and 7Bit show the widest gap. On its own KYC page Cobra states up to 30 working days from the moment all documents are provided, while AskGamblers gives a verification time of 0–24 hours. 7Bit's terms likewise allow up to 30 working days, while its FAQ sets a target of checking uploaded documents within 24 hours. Which documents are required specifically for a card withdrawal is not recorded in our sources. The page on verification before a casino withdrawal describes each operator's process in more detail.

Weekends, bank holidays and processing hours

According to AskGamblers, none of the five casinos processes withdrawals at weekends („Weekend Cashouts No“). At Cobra, according to AskGamblers, bank holidays are added on top, on which no withdrawals are processed either. For Wazamba, AskGamblers DE gives the finance department's working hours: Monday to Friday from 6 am to 5 pm GMT, with processing within 3 working days of the request.

For a card withdrawal this means that a request submitted on Friday evening will be processed on Monday at the earliest, and the card transfer time of 1–5 or 3–5 days only starts after approval. Submitting a request at the start of the week avoids having a weekend between the request and its processing. Whether the card issuers' banks book credits at weekends lies outside the casino's control and is not described in the sources.

Where the sources contradict each other on card withdrawals

Card withdrawals show more contradictions between sources than e-wallets do. One reason is that casinos often state their own processing time on their payments pages, while comparison portals give the total time until the money is credited. The main discrepancies at a glance:

• SkyCrown, timing: card payments 1–5 days per AskGamblers / Visa „sofort“ (instant) per Vigiswiss.
• Wazamba, method: Visa and Mastercard per AskGamblers EN / Mastercard only per AskGamblers DE.
• Wazamba, timing: card 3–5 days per AskGamblers EN / 24–72 hours per AskGamblers DE.
• Wazamba, monthly limit: €20,000 per Casino.Guru and AskGamblers EN / €10,000 per AskGamblers DE.
• Cobra, timing: card 3–5 days per AskGamblers / „Instant“ per payments page; processing up to 72 hours after approval per T&Cs / 12-hour target per FAQ.
• 7Bit, minimum: 0.24 mBTC per T&Cs and FAQ / €20 per AskGamblers.
• 7Bit, limits: 0.12 BTC per week and 0.48 BTC per month per T&Cs / €10,000 and €40,000 per Casino.Guru and AskGamblers.

In such conflicts we do not pick one value but show both. In any individual case, what is binding is what the casino states in its cashier and in its current terms at the time of the request. If you want to cross-check the figures before a larger withdrawal, the original quotes are on each operator's methods page.

Common problems with card withdrawals and how to solve them

Most delays with card withdrawals come down to a handful of causes that follow from the information in the sources:

• Request stuck on „pending“: The most common reason is verification that has not been completed. At Cobra the request stays pending under the terms until all steps are done. Solution: upload complete documents and ask support about the status.
• Amount above the limit: At Boomerang and Cobra (Serpent level) a maximum of €500 per day is possible. Solution: spread the amount over several days or choose a method with higher caps.
• Amount below the minimum: €10 at Boomerang and Wazamba, €20 at Cobra; at SkyCrown €20 according to gambling.com. Smaller remaining balances cannot be paid out to the card.
• Card missing from the withdrawal list: At Wazamba, Visa is not listed as a withdrawal method according to AskGamblers DE. Solution: use Mastercard or another method from the cashier.
• Unexpected fee: At SkyCrown a fee applies if the deposit has not been wagered at least three times. Solution: check the wagering rule before requesting.
• Large win paid in instalments: SkyCrown from €15,000 in monthly instalments of €15,000, 7Bit above 0.48 BTC in monthly instalments. This is provided for in the terms and is not a problem with the card.
• Active bonus: As long as wagering requirements are open, the balance is locked.

How bonus funds have to be wagered before a withdrawal, and which wagering multipliers the five casinos require, is explained in detail on the page cashing out a bonus: wagering requirements before withdrawal.

Alternatives to card withdrawals

If you cannot use a card or want your money faster, all five casinos offer other routes. A classic transfer to your bank account is listed at every operator but is usually no faster than a card: 3–5 days at Boomerang and Wazamba, 1–5 days at SkyCrown, 1–7 days at 7Bit; for Cobra the terms state up to 3 working days, AskGamblers 5–7 days and the payments page „Instant“ with a minimum of €50.

E-wallets are considerably quicker according to the sources: 0–1 hour at SkyCrown and Cobra, 0–24 hours at Wazamba and 7Bit; only Boomerang also gives 3–5 days for e-wallets. Which casinos offer Skrill and Rapid Transfer is shown on the page about casino withdrawals with Skrill, including each operator's conditions. MiFinity is on the withdrawal list at Boomerang, SkyCrown, Wazamba and 7Bit; the details are on the page about withdrawals with MiFinity for all four operators.

For cryptocurrencies, the sources give short times at three operators: bitcoin „sofort“ (instant) at SkyCrown according to Vigiswiss, 0–2 hours at Cobra according to AskGamblers and under ten minutes at 7Bit according to the operator; for Boomerang and Wazamba there is no information on crypto timing. More on this is on the page about casino withdrawals with crypto, listing every coin offered by the five casinos.

Summary

Card withdrawals are possible at all five casinos: Mastercard is listed everywhere, Visa clearly at four operators and at Wazamba only according to one of two sources, and only 7Bit offers Maestro. The total time is made up of processing plus card transfer time and, according to the sources, ranges from a few hours to around ten days, weekends not included. Boomerang and Cobra have the tightest caps at €500 per withdrawal and per day. According to the sources, only 7Bit (amount not stated) and SkyCrown under a wagering condition charge fees. Completing verification in advance and submitting the request on a working day avoids the most common delays.