How to Withdraw From Bovada: Methods, Limits and Payout Times (2026)

To withdraw from Bovada, open the cashier, choose Withdraw, pick a method and enter the amount, then confirm with the code Bovada texts you. For most players the method is crypto. Bovada says approval takes about 24 hours, then Bitcoin arrives in up to 24 hours and Litecoin, Ethereum, USDT, Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV in up to an hour. Vouchers and MatchPay also exist, but both pay you through another player, not through Bovada.

Every figure on this page comes from Bovada’s own help centre, read on 11 November 2026. We do not make test withdrawals; our review methodology explains how we check instead. Bovada changes its cashier from time to time, and it says some options depend on your account, so check the withdrawal screen before you rely on a number.

Bovada Withdrawal Methods at a Glance

Bovada’s help page on withdrawal methods lists Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Litecoin, Ethereum, USD Tether and vouchers. It adds that your method “may be dependent on your method of deposit”, and that some accounts get more options. The limits page lists those extra options too.

Method	Minimum	Maximum	How often	Bovada’s stated time
Crypto (6 coins + Lightning)	$10–$75	$2,500–$10,000 per request	1 every 15 minutes	~24h approval, then up to 1h (24h for Bitcoin)
Voucher	$10	$3,000	No limit	“Instant” in the table; about 24h approval per the voucher FAQ
MatchPay	$10	$2,000	2 per day	“Instant” once a buyer is matched
Check by courier	$250	$3,000	1 per 7 days	10–15 business days
Bank wire	$1,500	$9,500	1 per 30 days	10–15 business days

There are no card withdrawals. If you deposited by card, you cash out by one of the methods above.

How to Request a Withdrawal, Step by Step

Bovada’s request page gives six steps:

1. Log in and click the silhouette icon at the top of the page.
2. Click Withdraw.
3. Choose your method.
4. Enter the amount and any details the method needs (for crypto, your wallet address), then click Request Withdrawal.
5. Note the reference number on the confirmation screen.
6. Enter the verification code Bovada sends you by text message to complete the request.

The amount leaves your balance as soon as you request it. It sits in review until Bovada approves it.

How Long a Bovada Withdrawal Takes

There are two clocks: approval, then delivery.

• Approval. Requests are reviewed first come, first served. The request page says reviews take “approximately 24-48 hours”, and about 24 hours for Bitcoin, Player Transfer and vouchers. The delivery page says crypto takes “about 24 hours for approval”.
• Delivery after approval. Bitcoin: up to 24 hours. Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Ethereum, USDT and Litecoin: up to 1 hour. Check and wire: 10 to 15 business days.

So on Bovada’s own figures, a Litecoin or USDT withdrawal should reach your wallet about a day after you ask, and a Bitcoin one up to two days after. Two things slow that down. Bitcoin withdrawals wait until all your Bitcoin deposits are confirmed on the blockchain. And when the network is congested, Bovada warns that higher network fees may be needed.

For how that compares with other offshore casinos, see our fastest payout casinos ranking.

Crypto Withdrawal Limits

Bovada’s limits page sets these per coin. It also notes that maximum increments “may differ per account”, so your cashier is the final word.

Coin	Minimum	Maximum per request	Weekly limit
Bitcoin (BTC)	$75	$9,500	$90,000
Litecoin (LTC)	$10	$9,500	$180,000
Bitcoin SV (BSV)	$10	$9,500	$9,500
Ethereum (ETH)	$50	$2,500	$2,500
USD Tether (USDT)	$50	$2,500	$2,500
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)	$10	$2,500	$2,500
Bitcoin Lightning	$10	$10,000	$25,000 a day

Above $9,500, Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash requests are paid in instalments every three days until you are fully paid, per the request page. The weekly limits are the real ceiling: someone cashing out $20,000 in USDT would wait eight weeks at $2,500 a week. Litecoin, with a $180,000 weekly limit, or Bitcoin are the routes for large amounts. Bovada’s pages do not give a delivery time for Lightning.

Bovada Vouchers: Another Player Pays You

A Bovada voucher is not a payout to you. It is a code worth the amount you withdrew, which another Bovada player redeems as a deposit. Per the voucher FAQ:

• You request a voucher withdrawal from $10 to $3,000. Bovada takes about 24 hours to approve it, then emails you a unique code.
• You give or sell that code to another player, who deposits it into their account. Bovada points to its Bovada Community for selling vouchers.
• An unclaimed code expires after six months, and Bovada says the funds are then lost.
• You can redeposit your own code if you change your mind.

In other words, a voucher turns your Bovada balance into cash only if you find someone to buy it. The price and payment between you and the buyer are your business, not Bovada’s.

MatchPay: Peer-to-Peer, Not a Bank Transfer

MatchPay works the same way, with a marketplace in the middle. Bovada describes it as a peer-to-peer platform where players buy and sell credit using PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, Chime and Cash App. When you withdraw, your Bovada amount becomes an Offer on MatchPay. A buyer is matched and pays you by one of those apps, and you confirm receipt to close the trade.

• Limits per the limits table: $10 to $2,000, two withdrawals a day. The MatchPay FAQ says a third request within 24 hours stays pending until 24 hours have passed since the first.
• Trades by Zelle are processed on business days only.
• MatchPay may not find a buyer for your Offer. Adding more payment apps raises your chance of a match.
• Your MatchPay credit balance “cannot be sent directly to your personal bank account”.

The catch with vouchers and MatchPay. Both put a stranger between you and your money. Bovada’s help centre has its own page on peer-to-peer scams. If you can use crypto, it is the route where Bovada itself sends the funds to a wallet you control.

Check by Courier and Bank Wire

These appear on the limits page but not on the general methods page, which says extra options depend on your account. If you have them:

• Check by courier: $250 to $3,000, one every seven days, 10 to 15 business days, and a $100 processing fee per check. Bovada will not ship to a P.O. box or military address. Larger amounts are sent in $3,000 instalments every seven days. A stop-payment on a lost check may cost $40.
• Bank wire: $1,500 to $9,500, one every 30 days, 10 to 15 business days.

Bovada Withdrawal Fees

Per the fees page, Bovada charges nothing to withdraw by crypto, voucher or Player Transfer. Your wallet or exchange may charge its own fee, and network fees can rise when the blockchain is busy. The check is the exception, at $100 per request. Bovada does not publish a fee for MatchPay withdrawals, and the payment app you use may have its own terms.

Rules That Can Stop a Payout

• Every deposit must be wagered once. Bovada says all deposits must be wagered completely before winnings can be withdrawn, or the withdrawal may be cancelled and the money returned to your balance. Bonus rollover is on top; our wagering requirements guide explains how it adds up.
• Card depositors file a form first. Before any withdrawal, Bitcoin included, Bovada requires a Credit Card Verification Form for each card you deposited with.
• ID may be asked for. The request page says documents may be required before a payment is processed.
• Use a fresh wallet address. Bovada asks for an address that has not been used before on the blockchain, and warns that sending a coin to the wrong coin’s address loses the funds.

Cancelling or Reducing a Withdrawal

You can cancel a withdrawal as long as it has not been processed. Click the silhouette icon, find Pending Withdrawals under your balances, click Review, then Cancel and confirm. The money returns to your balance at once. There is also a Reduce option, which keeps part of the amount in your account and lets the rest go through.

Which Method to Choose

• Up to $2,500: Litecoin, USDT, Ethereum or Bitcoin Cash, each up to an hour after approval on Bovada’s figures.
• Larger amounts: Litecoin or Bitcoin, at up to $9,500 a request and the highest weekly limits.
• No crypto: MatchPay up to $2,000 a day, if a buyer is available, or a voucher if you have someone to sell it to. Check and wire only if your account offers them, and expect two to three weeks.

For the rest of what Bovada offers, including deposit fees and the card form, read our Bovada review. To compare its caps with other sites, see casino withdrawal limits compared. Bovada’s sister sites Ignition and Cafe Casino have their own reviews with their own cashier rules.