Virgin Bet Withdrawal Times (2024)

Find the withdrawal time for each payment method at Virgin Bet, as well as our step-by-step guide and test results of the withdrawal process.

Virgin Bet Withdrawal Time
Written by Ben Dixon
Verified by BettingLounge team
Last updated 13/11/2024

Virgin Bet Fastest Withdrawal Method is Debit Card (Within Minutes)

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How Does a Virgin Bet Withdrawal Take? Our Test Result

One of the other big reasons for Virgin Bet's success is the fact that customers can receive their withdrawals very quickly, and when we tested Virgin Bet, we received our funds within 10 minutes. This is one of the best scores we have seen and the bookie deserves a lot of praise.

However, while the withdrawal times are fantastic, there are a few issues with the site when it comes to transactions. Just like when you deposit funds at Virgin Bet, there are limited methods of payment, and this is quite annoying for customers (even if made better by the speed of the process).

Virgin Bet Withdrawal Time for Each Payment Method

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Below, we have thus collected everything you need to know about withdrawing funds from Virgin Bet. In addition to withdrawal time, we have also listed the minimum withdrawal amount for each payment method at Virgin Bet.

Payment Method Min. Limit Max. Limit Transaction Fee Processing Time
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Visa
£10 £20,000 No fee 1-3 business days (2-3 hours Visa Direct)
Mastercard
Mastercard
£10 £20,000 No fee 1-3 business days
Paypal
Paypal
£10 £20,000 No fee Within 24 hours
Bank transfer
Bank Transfer
£10 £20,000 No fee 2-3 business days

What Is the Fastest Way to Withdraw Money From Virgin Bet?

As you would expect, the fastest way to withdraw winnings from Virgin Bet is by using the Visa Direct system. Withdrawals with this method usually take just a few minutes, which is very good, and this was seen in our test with us receiving the funds in our account within 10 minutes. However, not everyone has a Visa debit card.

The best option, as such, is to use PayPal which has a minimum withdrawal amount of £10 and usually has the money in the account within 24 hours. Most punters who have used the method will know that just a few hours, if not quicker, is usually all they have to wait. The fact that this method is accepted is very important, especially for Mastercard users.

How to Withdraw Funds From Virgin Bet

If you haven't withdrawn money from Virgin Bet before, you can follow our step-by-step guide on how to do so below. We tested the process on the bookie's app.

  • 1

    Enter ‘Withdraw’ Cashier

    Just like when depositing, you must go to the ‘Profile’ area of the home screen. However, the withdrawal cashier is not as easy to spot as it is located at the bottom of the screen.

    Virgin Bet Deposit/Withdraw
  • 2

    Select Payment Method

    Now, you must select your payment method and we had to opt for a debit card, as we did when depositing. In cases where your net deposit amount is lower on one payment method, VirginBet requires you to withdraw to zero before you can switch the method. For example, if you have a net deposit amount of -£25 on a debit card and £0 on PayPal, you must go with the debit card.

  • 3

    Enter Withdrawal Amount

    Finally, enter the amount that you would like to withdraw and then tap the red ‘Withdraw’ option at the bottom of the screen. 

    Virgin Bet Withdraw 1
  • 4

    Wait for the Money

    In our test, the withdrawal was completed within minutes thanks to the Visa Direct system that is used by Virgin Bet. This is fantastic as it means customers can receive their funds very quickly. For customers that do not have Visa debit cards, it states that withdrawals could take three days. 

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Virgin Bet Withdrawal Time FAQs

Debit card withdrawals are the quickest available at Virgin Bet, and funds can go from the betting account to your bank within 10 minutes, which is fantastic, and one of the best we have seen.

No, Virgin Bet withdrawals do not take longer on Saturdays, at least not explicitly. At times when traffic is higher, it is possible that there may be delays in some transactions, but there are no extended delays on certain days.

Unfortunately for customers, once a withdrawal request is started on Virgin Bet, there is no way to cancel it.

Ben Dixon
Ben Dixon
Last updated: 13/11/2024

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.