Tower Rush 1xBet — How to Withdraw Your Winnings
Last updated: March 2026
By Alex Ray · @AlexRayGamabler
You've climbed the tower, hit a solid multiplier, and cashed out at the right moment. Now you want that money in your actual bank account. I've pulled out winnings from 1xBet more times than I can count at this point -- here's exactly how the process works, what to expect, and where things can go sideways.
How to Cash Out on 1xBet
The withdrawal process is straightforward -- honestly easier than I expected the first time. The whole thing takes about two minutes if your account is already verified. First, log into your 1xBet account, then follow the steps below.
- Go to My Account: Click your profile icon in the top-right corner of the 1xBet site or app. You'll see your current balance right there.
- Tap "Withdraw": It's in the account menu, usually right next to the deposit option. Can't miss it.
- Pick your withdrawal method: UPI, crypto, bank transfer, bKash, M-Pesa -- whatever you used to deposit. Important: 1xBet requires you to withdraw to the same method you deposited with. I learned this the hard way when I tried pulling out to UPI after depositing with my Visa.
- Enter the amount: Type in how much you want to cash out. The minimum is $1 for most methods ($10 for bank transfer). You'll see your available balance minus any active bonus funds.
- Confirm and wait: Hit confirm and you're done. Processing time depends on the method -- crypto can be as fast as 5 minutes, bank transfers take up to 3 business days.
Heads up about your first withdrawal: If you haven't completed KYC verification yet, 1xBet will ask you to verify your identity before they process anything. If you haven't registered yet, make sure to complete that step and verify your documents early. This means uploading a photo ID (passport or national ID) and proof of address (utility bill, bank statement). I'd recommend doing this proactively -- don't wait until you're trying to cash out a big win. More on this below.
I withdrew $47 via UPI and it hit my bank in about 40 minutes (tested March 14, 2026). Not instant like deposits, but honestly faster than most platforms I've used.
Withdrawal Methods on 1xBet
Here's a side-by-side comparison of every withdrawal method available. The good news: 1xBet doesn't charge fees on any of them. The bad news: some are significantly slower than others.
| Method | Processing Time | Min Withdrawal | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPI (India) | 15 min - 2 hours | $1 (₹83) | Free |
| Bank Transfer | 1-3 business days | $10 (₹830) | Free |
| Bitcoin / USDT | 5-30 minutes | $1 | Free |
| bKash (Bangladesh) | 15 min - 1 hour | $1 (৳120) | Free |
| M-Pesa (Kenya/Nigeria) | 15 min - 1 hour | $1 (₦1,600) | Free |
| Skrill / Neteller | 15 minutes | $1 | Free |
Processing times reflect typical experience. Actual times may vary based on payment provider load and account verification status.
All amounts shown in USD. Withdrawals convert to your local currency at the current exchange rate.
Which Method I Actually Recommend
If speed is what you care about -- and let's be real, when you've just won money, it usually is -- crypto is the clear winner. My USDT withdrawal on TRC-20 cleared in about 8 minutes. Bitcoin took closer to 20 minutes due to block confirmation times, but that's still way ahead of traditional banking. For a broader look at how 1xBet handles payments and player experience, read our full 1xBet platform review.
For Indian players, UPI is solid. My $47 test withdrawal took about 40 minutes. Not blazing fast, but consistent. I've done it four times now and the longest I waited was just under 2 hours.
Skrill and Neteller are surprisingly quick if you already have accounts set up. The 15-minute processing is real -- I tested a Skrill withdrawal of $25 and it showed up in my Skrill balance within 12 minutes.
Bank transfer? Avoid it unless you absolutely have to. Three business days is a long time to wait when you're used to everything else being near-instant.
KYC Verification — What to Expect
Here's something that catches a lot of first-time withdrawers off guard: 1xBet requires identity verification before they'll release your money. It's called KYC -- Know Your Customer -- and it's standard across all licensed gambling platforms. Not unique to 1xBet at all, but still annoying if you're not prepared for it.
Documents You'll Need
- Photo ID: Passport, national ID card, or driver's license. Needs to be valid (not expired) and clearly legible in the photo. I used my passport -- took a photo with my phone camera and it worked fine.
- Proof of address: Utility bill (electricity, water, gas), bank statement, or government-issued letter. Must show your name and address, dated within the last 3 months. I uploaded a screenshot of my electricity bill from my provider's app.
How Long It Takes
Officially, 1xBet says verification takes up to 72 hours. In practice, it's usually much faster. My KYC took about 18 hours. I uploaded my passport photo and a utility bill -- both were approved without issues. I've seen people in forums say they got verified in as little as 2 hours, and others who waited the full 48 hours. Seems to depend on when you submit and how busy their team is.
Tips to Speed Things Up
- Submit your documents before your first withdrawal -- don't wait until you're trying to cash out
- Make sure photos are clear and not blurry. If they can't read the text on your ID, they'll reject it and you'll have to resubmit
- The name on your 1xBet account must match the name on your documents exactly
- Cropped or partially visible documents get rejected. Show the full document in the photo
My advice: Do this right after you create your account. If you're not sure whether Tower Rush is for you yet, try the demo first before committing any real money. Don't wait until you've got $200 sitting there and you're eager to pull it out. Get the verification out of the way early so that when you do win, the money flows out without any hold-ups.
Withdrawal Limits on 1xBet
1xBet's withdrawal limits are actually pretty generous compared to other platforms I've used. Here's how they break down.
- Minimum withdrawal: $1 for most methods. Bank transfer has a $10 minimum. Either way, you're not going to get stuck with money trapped in your account like I've experienced on other sites.
- Daily maximum: This varies by your VIP level, but for standard accounts it starts at around $3,000 per day. That's more than enough for most Tower Rush players -- even on a really good day, you'd have to be playing at serious stakes to hit that ceiling.
- Monthly maximum: Also depends on your account level. Higher VIP tiers get progressively larger monthly limits. For most casual players, you'll never come close to touching this.
- Crypto limits: This is where it gets interesting. Cryptocurrency withdrawals tend to have higher limits than traditional payment methods. If you're a higher-volume player, this is one more reason to consider using Bitcoin or USDT for your cashouts.
For context, the most I've withdrawn in a single day was about $340 from a particularly good Tower Rush session. Didn't hit any limits, didn't get flagged, everything processed normally. Check our strategy guide for bankroll management advice so you can plan your sessions and withdrawals more effectively. Unless you're consistently pulling out thousands per day, limits shouldn't be something you worry about.
Common Withdrawal Problems and Fixes
I've run into a couple of these myself, and I've seen plenty of other players deal with them too. Here's what actually goes wrong and how to fix it.
Withdrawal Stuck on "Pending" for Too Long
If your withdrawal has been sitting in pending status for longer than the expected processing time, don't panic -- but don't just sit there either. First, check if your KYC verification is complete. That's the number one reason withdrawals get held up. If everything on your end looks fine, open a live chat with 1xBet support. I've done this twice and both times they resolved it within 20 minutes. Their live chat is available 24/7 and honestly better than most support teams I've dealt with.
Bonus Wagering Requirements Not Met
This is the one that frustrates people the most. If you accepted a deposit bonus, you need to meet the wagering requirements before you can withdraw. Go to My Account and check your bonus section -- it'll show you exactly how much playthrough you have left. Take some time to learn about game mechanics so you understand which bets count toward your wagering requirements. Until those requirements are met, your withdrawal request will either be denied or your bonus funds will be forfeited. Read the bonus terms before you accept one. I learned this lesson early and now I only take bonuses when I know I'll actually play enough to clear them.
Wrong Payment Method Selected
1xBet has an anti-money laundering policy that requires you to withdraw to the same payment method you used for your deposit. If you deposited with UPI, you withdraw to UPI. If you deposited with Bitcoin, you withdraw to Bitcoin. Tried to go around this once by depositing with Visa and withdrawing to UPI -- got denied immediately. It's not a bug, it's policy. Plan your deposit method accordingly if you care about how you'll eventually cash out.
Account Not Verified
Your withdrawal will sit in limbo until you complete KYC verification. There's no way around this. Upload your documents (passport or national ID + proof of address), wait for approval, and then your withdrawal will process. I covered this in detail in the KYC section above.
Withdrawal Amount Below Minimum
Each method has its own minimum. If you're trying to withdraw less than $1 (or $10 for bank transfer), the system won't let you proceed. You'll need to either play a bit more to get above the threshold or choose a different payment method with a lower minimum.
Tower Rush 1xBet Withdrawal FAQ
How long does a 1xBet withdrawal take for Tower Rush winnings?
It depends on the method. Crypto (Bitcoin, USDT) is the fastest at 5 to 30 minutes. UPI typically takes 15 minutes to 2 hours. Skrill and Neteller process in about 15 minutes. Bank transfers are the slowest at 1 to 3 business days. From my own testing, a UPI withdrawal of $47 landed in my account in about 40 minutes.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount on 1xBet?
Just $1 for most methods -- UPI, crypto, bKash, M-Pesa, Skrill, Neteller. Bank transfer has a $10 minimum. These are some of the lowest thresholds I've seen at any online casino, which is nice because you're not stuck with dead money in your account after a session.
Does 1xBet charge fees on withdrawals?
No. 1xBet charges zero fees on all withdrawal methods. Whether you're pulling out via UPI, crypto, bank transfer, or e-wallets, the full amount you request is what you receive. Your bank or payment provider might have their own charges, but from 1xBet's side there's nothing taken out. I've verified this across multiple withdrawals.
Do I need to verify my identity before withdrawing from 1xBet?
Yes. Your first withdrawal triggers KYC verification. You'll need to upload a photo ID (passport or national ID) and proof of address (utility bill or bank statement). It usually takes 24 to 48 hours to get approved, though mine was done in about 18 hours. I'd strongly recommend submitting your documents right after registration so you don't have to wait when you actually want to cash out.
Why is my 1xBet withdrawal stuck on pending?
Usually one of three things: your KYC verification isn't complete, you have an active bonus with unmet wagering requirements, or there's a temporary delay on the payment provider's end. Check your verification status and bonus playthrough first. If everything checks out and it's been more than 24 hours, hit up 1xBet's live chat -- they've resolved pending withdrawal issues for me within 20 minutes both times I've contacted them.