Novibet Withdrawal Time Test: Instant via Visa (2026)
When carrying out a €10 withdrawal at Novibet, the platform delivered, just as it did on most fronts. Our request was processed instantly and the cash hit our bank account in less than a minute. Our test was conducted with a Visa debit card and we obviously can't ask for a better result.
In this guide, you will find our full test results, the step-by-step breakdown of the process, and tips to get your money out faster.
How Long Does a Novibet Withdrawal Take? (Our Test)
Novibet Withdrawal Time for Each Payment Method
Novibet is one of the newest betting sites in Ireland, owned by Logflex MT Holding Limited. The betting operator was originally founded in 2010 and launched in Ireland around 2021. The Novibet HQ is based in Malta.
With Novibet making waves in the Irish market, the payment solutions on offer during our testing didn't let us down, despite having to withdraw back to our initial deposit method. From request-to-receipt the withdrawal process completed in under one minute in our test.
There are four main withdrawal methods at Novibet: Debit card, Skrill, PayPal, and Open banking via Trustly. The minimum withdrawal is typically €10 with a max of €5,000. If using open banking or instant bank transfer, the minimum is €20 with the maximum withdrawal being €50,000.
Below, we have compiled everything you need to know about withdrawing funds at Novibet, from the available payment methods to the minimum withdrawal amounts for each.
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Visa | €10 | €5,000 | No fee | Instant |
 Mastercard | €10 | €5,000 | No fee | 1-3 business days |
 PayPal | €10 | €5,000 | No fee | Up to 24 hours |
 Skrill | €10 | €7,500 | No fee | Up to 24 hours |
 Neteller | €10 | €7,500 | No fee | Up to 24 hours |
 Trustly | €20 | €50,000 | No fee | Up to 24 hours |
What Is the Fastest Way to Withdraw Money From Novibet?
You can't beat an instant withdrawal so we are definitely advocating debit cards as a premium payment solution.
That said, withdrawals via e-wallet are likely to be swift at Novibet too, while using open banking (via Trustly) tends to prove much faster than a manual bank transfer. The latter method can be used for larger withdrawals as well.
How to Withdraw Money From Novibet
The Novibet withdrawal process is easy when you know how. Follow our guide below:
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Go to Your Account
Making sure you are first logged into your account, hit the 'head & shoulders icon' at the top of the screen.
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Choose the "Withdrawal" Option
From your account menu, choose "Withdrawal", or alternatively click on the quick withdrawal option under the balance.
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Pick a Withdrawal Method
Some of the main withdrawal options will show in the banking area, along with a note that says "please withdraw from the methods used to deposit". Scroll down to the deposit method you used and click it.
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Enter Withdrawal Amount and Confirm
Card details will load automatically. Simply enter the desired withdrawal amount, confirm the password on the account and hit the Continue button (which will turn blue).
After the withdrawal request process was initiated, I was left hanging in our review and test. There was no confirmation receipt or page redirect. Retrospectively, I found my balance had updated and my pending withdrawal was in my wallet.
Novibet Withdrawal Pending
Depending on the withdrawal method you are using, it's good to be able to track and keep a note of your withdrawals and transactions. You can go to the 'My Account' section at Novibet via the head and shoulders icon at the top of the app. Then click into 'Wallet' and filter by date to see all the latest transactions.
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Bryan is a seasoned tipster and betting writer, having worked for the likes of Unibet, Smarkets, and Pinnacle in the past. He also runs his own golf tipping business after amassing a large following over the years. At BettingLounge, he reviews betting sites from sign-up to withdrawal.