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The process of cashout winnings from an online casino is a multi-stage procedure that depends on the user's profile, the chosen payment method, and the specific policies of the casino itself.

Here is how it works in practice as of 2026:

KYC (Know Your Customer) [Nyxbets] This is the primary obstacle for new players. No legitimate casino will execute a withdrawal until it has verified that you are a genuine individual 18+.

Required documents: A scan of your passport (occasionally a selfie holding the document), address confirmation (such as a utility bill or bank statement), and a picture of your bank card. Purpose: This is a regulatory requirement (to combat money laundering) and a measure to prevent fraud. If you win a large sum, the casino must ensure that the funds are being transferred to the actual account holder, instead of a hacker. Timing: You are usually asked to complete verification either immediately after registration or at the time of your first withdrawal request. Until this process is finished, the "Cashout" button may stay inactive.

Withdrawal Request

Once your account has been confirmed, the process proceeds as follows:

Entering the cashier: The player presses the "Withdrawal" button. Selecting a method: Casinos usually require that funds be withdrawn using the same method that was used for the deposit. This is called the "closed-loop" rule (part of Anti-Money Laundering protocols). For example, if you deposited 1,000 rubles using a "Mir", the first 1,000 rubles of your winnings must be returned to that same card. The remaining balance can then be withdrawn to a different payment account. Specifying the amount: The requested amount must fall within the casino's set limits (for example, between 500 to 500,000 rubles per transaction).