Bwin Withdrawal Time Test: 5 Minutes via Apple Pay (2026)

We have conducted a withdrawal test at Bwin, withdrawing the site minimum of £10 via Apple Pay. The funds were processed back to our bank account in just 5 minutes.

Now, in addition to sharing the specific details of that withdrawal test, we'll also look at the other banking methods available to Bwin users and walk you through the withdrawal process.

How Long Do Bwin Withdrawals Take? (Our Test)

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Bwin
Tested on 31/10/2026 Ash Munson
Withdrawal Time
5 minutes
Payment Method
Apple Pay Apple Pay icon
Amount Withdrawn
£10

I already held a Bwin account containing £5, however, when attempting to initiate withdrawal I realised the minimum withdrawal amount was £10. As such, I made a secondary £5 deposit.

With my account balance now at £10, I initiated my withdrawal via Apple Pay. The funds processed back to my bank account in just five minutes.

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Written by Ash Munson
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Last updated 09/11/2026

Bwin Withdrawal Time for Each Payment Method

Bwin, which sits under the LC International licence (UKGC: 54743), possesses a decent range of different banking options.

We opted to use Apple Pay for our latest withdrawal test, but debit card, Instant Bank Transfer, Paysafecard and PayPal are alternative options.

The processing speed of our withdrawal was pretty impressive, coming back to us in just five minutes, which means you're not going to make huge gains regardless of which method you opt for.

Unfortunately, one slight negative on the process is that the minimum withdrawal sits at £10. This isn't offensively high, but it is double the minimum deposit amount, which is something that leaves a little sour taste.

Payment Method Min Withdrawal Max Withdrawal Withdrawal Fee Withdrawal Time
Apple Pay icon
Apple Pay
£10£100,000No fee5 mins in our test
Revolut Pay icon
Revolut Pay
£10N/ANo feeUp to 5 days
Visa icon
Visa
£10£100,000No feeUp to 5 days
Mastercard
Mastercard
£10£100,000No feeUp to 5 days
Instant Bank Transfer
Instant Bank Transfer
£10£100,000No feeUp to 5 days
Paysafe logo
Paysafecard
£10£2,000No feeUp to 5 days
PayPal ny ikon
PayPal
£10N/ANo feeUp to 5 days

What Is the Fastest Way to Withdraw Money From Bwin?

We saw our Bwin Apple Pay withdrawal returned to our bank account within just five minutes of finalising the request, which is a pretty rapid payout.

Whilst there are four additional options available to you, none of them are likely to radically outperform that payout speed.

How to Withdraw Funds From Bwin

You can extract funds from your account easily, simply by following our Bwin withdrawal instructions below:

  • 1

    Open Your Account

    Ensuring you are logged into your Bwin account, click on the account icon located in the top right corner of the page.

    Bwin Withdrawal 1
  • 2

    Click "Withdraw"

    You will now see a Banking hub. Click on the "Withdraw" option.

    Bwin Withdrawal 2
  • 3

    Choose Your Withdrawal Method & Amount

    The withdrawal method will default to the last method you used to deposit funds.

    You can change this by using the grey and white circular button located on the right hand side of the screen.

    When you've picked your method, enter your desired withdrawal amount and click the yellow "Withdraw" button.

    Bwin Withdrawal 3
  • 4

    "Good News"

    Finally, a message will appear confirming that your withdrawal request has been submitted.

    Bwin Withdrawal 4

Bwin Withdrawal Pending

After triggering your withdrawal request, you can see the status by navigating to your main account area and, then, into the "Payment History" page.

Not only will you see the basic fact of a withdrawal pending but there is a three stage process of:

  • Requested
  • Preparing to Send
  • To be processed

After these stages are finished, the overall status will update to "Complete".

Bwin Withdrawal Time FAQs

Our Apple Pay withdrawal test at Bwin clocked the withdrawal time at just 5 minutes.

There are five Bwin payment methods for punters to choose from, which are debit card, Apple Pay, Pay by Bank, Paysafecard and PayPal.

No, Bwin does not charge any withdrawal fees.

Ash Munson
Ash Munson
Last updated: 09/11/2026

Ashley, an Ipswich Town fan, is an experienced content writer in the sports & betting space, who also has an extensive background in data analytics. Those skills combine here to allow for unique angles to be taken across a host of topics.

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