Lichibet payments: deposits, withdrawals and what they cost
Start playingLichibet supports 13 currencies including EUR, PLN, NOK, AUD and BRL, with payment processing handled through credit cards, debit cards and electronic payment processors. The operator absorbs most transaction fees on deposits, but charges 8% (minimum €4) if you withdraw before wagering your deposit at least once.
Banking at this operator
The platform accepts credit cards, debit cards and electronic payment processors for funding accounts. The operator states it covers transaction fees on deposits in most cases, so the amount you send is typically what reaches your balance.
Withdrawals follow the same route as your deposit — money goes back to the original card, bank account or payment method you used. This is standard practice for licensed operators and reduces processing complexity on both ends.
Deposit options
Three main categories work for deposits: credit cards, debit cards, and electronic payment processors. The terms don't specify a minimum deposit amount, though the Bonus Crab promotion requires at least €20 to qualify for a daily claw machine attempt.
Supported currencies: EUR, PLN, NOK, AUD, BRL and eight others. You can deposit and withdraw in your local currency where the operator accepts it, avoiding conversion fees that third-party processors sometimes add.
The operator absorbs transaction fees in most cases, so a €50 deposit should credit €50 to your account. External payment processors may still apply their own charges before the transaction reaches the platform.
Cashing out
Withdrawals must go to the same payment method you used for your deposit. If you funded your account with a Visa card, your payout returns to that card. If you used a bank transfer, the money comes back via bank transfer.
How to request a withdrawal:
- Log into your account and open the cashier section
- Select the withdrawal option and choose your original payment method
- Enter the amount you want to cash out (minimum €10)
- Submit identity verification documents if this is your first withdrawal
- Confirm the request and wait for the operator to process it
The operator reserves the right to verify your identity before releasing any withdrawal. For a first payout, expect to upload a photo ID and a recent utility bill before the funds move.
Processing times
The operator doesn't publish standard processing windows for withdrawals, so realistic timings depend on your payment method and whether verification is needed.
What affects the wait: identity checks add time to a first withdrawal, as the operator must review your documents before releasing funds. Subsequent payouts usually clear faster once your account is verified. Card withdrawals typically take longer than e-wallet transfers, and bank transfers are the slowest option across the industry.
Weekends and public holidays extend processing times at most operators. A request submitted Friday afternoon often waits until Monday before anyone looks at it.
Limits and charges
The minimum withdrawal is €10, or the equivalent in your currency. Account closures are exempt — you can withdraw your full balance regardless of amount when closing your account.
The monthly withdrawal cap sits at €10,000 for most players. If your balance reaches at least ten times your total lifetime deposits, this limit drops to €5,000 per month — a restrictive clause that penalises winning players.
| Condition | Monthly limit |
|---|---|
| Standard account | €10,000 |
| Balance ≥10× lifetime deposits | €5,000 |
The 8% withdrawal fee: if you don't wager your deposit at least once before cashing out, the operator deducts 8% from your withdrawal with a minimum charge of €4. Deposit €100, immediately request a withdrawal, and you'll receive €92. This fee vanishes once you've turned over your deposit amount in bets.
The operator also charges a €50 administration fee per chargeback, payment denial or reversal. Disputing a deposit with your bank triggers this fee automatically.
The documents you'll be asked for
The operator performs identity verification before granting withdrawals, and reserves the right to request documents at any point during your relationship with the platform.
What you'll need to provide: a valid photo ID (passport, driver's licence or national ID card) and a recent utility bill showing your name and address. The operator may also request a selfie or arrange a verification call in some cases.
Verification typically happens before your first withdrawal, though the operator can require it earlier — even before you place your first bet. Have your documents ready in digital format before you deposit, and the first cashout will move faster.
Minors are prohibited from using the platform. If you're found to be under 18, the operator retains any deposited money until you turn 18, and may deduct transaction fees from the amount returned.
When a payout is late or refused
Withdrawals get held for several common reasons: missing verification documents, bonus wagering requirements not yet met, or the payment method details not matching your registered account information.
The operator's customer support is the only team that can resolve a delayed or rejected withdrawal. Contact them through the support form on the website or via your registered email address, and have your transaction details ready: the date you requested the withdrawal, the amount, and the payment method you selected.
Disputes must be lodged within three days from the date the transaction was decided. Claims submitted after this window will not be honoured, so act quickly if something looks wrong.
If the operator closes or suspends your account, it reserves the right to return your funds or — in cases of terms violations — withhold any money in the account including your deposit. Read the full terms before you fund your account.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum withdrawal amount at Lichibet?
The minimum withdrawal is €10 or the equivalent in your currency. This minimum does not apply when closing your account — you can withdraw your full balance regardless of amount in that case.
Does Lichibet charge a fee for withdrawals?
An 8% fee with a minimum charge of €4 applies if you withdraw before wagering your deposit at least once. Once you've turned over your deposit amount in bets, this fee no longer applies.
What is the monthly withdrawal limit?
The standard monthly withdrawal limit is €10,000. If your balance is at least ten times larger than your total lifetime deposits, this limit drops to €5,000 per month.
Which documents are required for withdrawal verification?
You'll need a valid photo ID such as a passport, driver's licence or national ID card, plus a recent utility bill showing your name and address. The operator may also request a selfie or arrange a verification call.