Westace Casino Withdrawal

Westace Casino Withdrawal

From traditional bank cards and transfers to modern e-wallets and cryptocurrencies, deposits and withdrawals can be completed quickly and safely. With multiple trusted methods available, players can easily manage their funds using the option that fits them best.

Credit & Debit Cards

Players can fund their accounts quickly using Visa and Mastercard. Card payments are widely accepted and processed instantly in most cases, making them a convenient option for fast deposits.

Bank Transfers & Revolut

Traditional Bank Transfer remains a reliable method for withdrawals.

E-Wallets

Popular e-wallets such as Skrill and Neteller offer fast and secure payments with minimal waiting time. Paysafecard is also available for those who prefer prepaid vouchers and want to deposit without linking a bank account.

Cryptocurrencies

Crypto enthusiasts can choose from a wide range of digital assets, including USDT (TRC20, ERC20, BEP20), Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, USDCoin, Bitcoin Cash, DOGE, and Cardano. Cryptocurrency payments provide enhanced privacy, fast processing times, and low transaction fees, making them a popular modern payment solution.

Withdrawal Process, Limits & Fees

When you request a withdrawal, it’s usually reviewed and processed within three business days (Monday to Friday). Before the money is sent, your request may go through standard account verification and security checks, especially if it’s your first withdrawal.

Once your cashout is approved and paid, the time it takes to receive the funds depends on the payment method you choose. For example, bank transfers can take an extra 3–5 business days to reach your account, while some other methods may be quicker.

The good news is that there are no withdrawal fees, and you can withdraw up to AU$800 per day.

Player Protection & Verification Measures

To keep everything safe and fair, the casino may ask you to verify your details as part of its KYC (Know Your Customer) process. This means you could be asked to provide documents confirming your identity, age, address, or other personal information.

These checks can happen either before or after you make a deposit or request a withdrawal. While it might feel like an extra step, it’s there to protect you, prevent fraud, and make sure no one else can access your account or funds.