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How to withdraw from Stake, and what slows it down

To withdraw from Stake.com, open the cashier, choose Withdraw, pick the coin and network your wallet uses, paste your own address, and confirm with 2FA. Stake may ask for identity checks first. Check the address twice, because crypto sent to the wrong place usually can't come back. This page walks through it. 18+.

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Before your first withdrawal

Turn on 2FA, because it protects withdrawals. Be ready for Stake to ask for proof of identity; doing it early saves time. See verification and KYC.

Withdraw from Stake

  1. Open the cashier and choose Withdraw.
  2. Pick the coin and the network your receiving wallet uses.
  3. Paste your wallet address, plus a memo or tag if your wallet needs one.
  4. Enter the amount and read the fee and minimum shown.
  5. Confirm with your 2FA code.
  6. Watch for the transaction on the blockchain.

Fees

Network fees go to the blockchain. Any fee Stake shows in the cashier is the current one. We don't print figures because they change.

What slows a withdrawal

Causes of delay

CauseWhat to do
Identity checkUpload clear documents
Busy networkWait, or choose a quicker coin next time
Wrong network chosenContact support at once
Active bonus with wageringCheck the offer terms

Active bonuses

Some offers lock part of a balance until wagering is done. Read the terms before requesting a withdrawal. See the bonus page.

Choosing a coin

Bitcoin is widely supported but fees rise when the network is busy. Litecoin and Tron are often quicker and cheaper. Compare on withdrawal times and limits.

FAQ

Why is my withdrawal pending?

It may be waiting on a check or on confirmations. Ask live chat if it seems stuck.

Can I withdraw to someone else's wallet?

Use your own wallet.

Do I pay tax on winnings?

That depends on where you live. We can't give tax advice.