Betiton Withdrawal Times (2025)
Find the withdrawal time for each payment method at Betiton, as well as our test result of the withdrawal process.
How Long Do Betiton Withdrawals Take? Our Test Result
Given that Betiton charges a 2.5% fee on deposits, a lot of punters won't even care about the withdrawal time (opting to look elsewhere instead). However, we decided to put the site to the test, withdrawing the minimum amount of £10 with a Visa debit card.
The result was rather positive, as we received our money from Betiton after six hours. It's not the fastest score that we have recorded, but certainly not bad given that some new betting sites can keep you waiting for days. It's just a shame about the deposit fees...
⏱️ Withdrawal Time: 6 hours in our test 💳 Method Used: Visa Debit Card
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Betiton Withdrawal Time for Each Payment Method
Betiton hit the UK market in 2020 as it teamed up with Aspire Global, a well-known operator which only works with white-label partnerships. The site has failed to make great strides since and given the operator, one can understand that. Still, the selection of payment methods is rather good compared to other sites in the UK.
As our test confirmed, withdrawals are also fast so Betiton deserves some praise, even if the minimum withdrawal could be improved. Below, we have collected everything you need to know about withdrawing funds at Betiton, from the payment methods available to the minimum withdrawal amount for each.
| Payment Method | Min. Limit | Transaction Fee | Processing Time |
|---|---|---|---|
 Visa | £10 | 0% | 6 hours in our test |
 Mastercard | £10 | 0% | Up to 6 days |
 Paypal | £10 | 0% | Up to 48 hours |
 Skrill | £10 | 0% | Up to 48 hours |
 Neteller | £10 | 0% | Up to 48 hours |
 Astropay | £10 | 0% | Up to 4 days |
 Instant Bank Transfer | £10 | 0% | Up to 4 days |
What Is the Fastest Way to Withdraw Money From Betiton?
Since Betiton offers quite a few e-wallets, it's quite difficult to say which method is the fastest. Visa debit card proved to be fast in our test, with a withdrawal time of six hours, but an e-wallet could easily be faster than this on some occasions. Just as Visa could have an even better score depending on various factors.
In short, Betiton covers all fronts pretty well and the presence of e-wallets, especially the popular PayPal, is crucial from a withdrawal point of view. The next step is to improve the minimum amount, which is currently set at £10, as well as remove the deposit fees altogether.
How to Withdraw Funds From Betiton
If you have not withdrawn money from Betiton before, you can follow our step-by-step guide below:
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Enter the Withdrawal Cashier
Once again, we need to head to the Profile menu, via the account option on the left-hand menu. Then, instead of choosing deposit, we want to select the 'Cash-Out' option.
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Select Payment Method
It is worth checking which method you want to use here, as the bookmaker will not offer the chance to change automatically, like it does when you are depositing for the first time.
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Enter Withdrawal Amount
Finally, enter the amount that you would like to withdraw and then tap the withdrawal option at the bottom of the screen.
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Wait for the Money
Although we have many frustrations with this process, customers can rely on swift payments, as we were able to get our money within six hours of submitting the withdrawal request.
It is worth noting that we conducted the test on a Saturday afternoon, so we were expecting longer waiting times, but that was not the case.
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Ben is an accredited football journalist who follows anything from League One to Serie A, also working for the likes of SempreMilan and Total Italian Football. As an avid punter, he has become the master tester at BettingLounge, refusing to take bookies by their words when it comes to withdrawal times and much more.