All Slots Casino Withdrawal Times
Approval, then transfer — two separate clocks, and most complaints are about the first one. Here is what each payout method really takes for a New Zealand player, weekends included.
There are two clocks, and only one is about your bank
When you request a payout at All Slots Casino, nothing is sent anywhere straight away. The request goes into a pending queue where a human — or an automated risk check standing in for one — approves it. That step normally takes a few hours and is capped around 24; it is longer on a Sunday and longer again if it is your first ever withdrawal.
Only after approval does the payment enter the rail you chose, and that is where the visible differences appear. A wallet payout is basically instant at that point. A card refund joins the Visa or Mastercard settlement cycle and takes one to three working days. A bank transfer waits for New Zealand's business-day clearing on top of the casino's own processing in Malta.
So the honest answer to "how long does All Slots Casino take to pay out" is: up to a day of approval, plus whatever your method adds. A verified player with a Skrill wallet who cashes out on a Tuesday morning usually has the money before dinner. The same player using bank transfer on a Friday night sees it the following Wednesday.
Withdrawal speed by method
Times below are measured from approval, not from the moment you click withdraw. Add the pending period to every row. All amounts are New Zealand dollars.
| Method | After approval | Min | Max per transaction | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skrill | Same day | NZ$20 | NZ$10,000 | Free |
| Neteller | Same day | NZ$20 | NZ$10,000 | Free |
| ecoPayz | Same day | NZ$20 | NZ$8,000 | Free |
| Bitcoin | Under 1 hour | NZ$50 | NZ$25,000 | Free |
| PayPal | Up to 24 hours | NZ$20 | NZ$5,000 | Free |
| Visa / Mastercard | 1–3 working days | NZ$20 | NZ$5,000 | Free |
| Bank transfer | 2–5 working days | NZ$50 | NZ$50,000 | 2.5% |
| POLi / Account2Account | Deposit only | — | — | — |
| Paysafecard | Deposit only | — | — | — |
Fast lane
Wallets and Bitcoin. No banking calendar, no settlement queue. Deposit with one of these if speed matters to you.
Middle lane
Cards. Convenient going in, sluggish coming out, and the delay belongs to your issuer rather than the casino.
Slow lane
Bank transfer. Reserve it for amounts large enough that the wallet ceilings get in the way.
Verification: do it early, once
Every licensed operator has to know who it is paying. All Slots Casino asks for three things, and the review takes 24 to 48 hours. Uploading them the week you open the account costs you nothing; uploading them the afternoon you request NZ$1,500 adds two days to a payout that would otherwise have been same-day.
Photo ID
NZ passport or driver licence. All four corners in frame, no flash glare across the details, and not a photo of a photo on a screen.
Proof of address
A power, phone or bank statement dated within three months, showing your name and address in full. A PDF from your bank's app is accepted; a screenshot of a balance is not.
Payment method proof
The front of the card with the middle digits covered, or a wallet screen showing your name and account email. It has to match the method you deposited with.
Documents get rejected far more often for photo quality than for anything to do with eligibility. Flat surface, daylight, no fingers over the edges. If a rejection email arrives without a clear reason, ask live chat what specifically failed rather than sending the same file again — full contact options are on the about page.
Why a withdrawal sits on pending
Pending is not a payment in transit. It is a request that has not been approved yet, and these are the reasons it stalls, roughly in order of how often we see them.
Verification is incomplete
By far the most common cause, and one nobody warns you about until the money is already sitting there. Check your account's document section before you contact anyone.
Bonus wagering outstanding
An active bonus locks the balance until the playthrough is done. The cashier will usually let you submit the request anyway, and then it sits.
It is the weekend
Approvals continue at reduced volume on Saturday and Sunday, and bank rails do not move at all. A Friday-night request is realistically a Monday or Tuesday payment.
Above the routine limit
Large requests get a manual review. Nothing is wrong; it simply moves from an automated queue to a human one, which adds a day.
You reversed it yourself
Reversing a pending withdrawal puts the money back in play and resets the queue when you resubmit. If this is a pattern for you, ask support to turn reversals off.
The cashier is having a bad day
Processor outages hold the whole queue. Our site status page logs those, so you can tell a platform problem from an account problem.
Withdrawal limits and big wins
A standard account is capped at roughly NZ$10,000 per week across all methods. That figure is not a hard rule so much as a starting position: verified players with a long, ordinary deposit history can ask live chat to raise it, and the request is usually granted for accounts that have been around a while.
Progressive jackpot wins work differently. Anything in the six-figure range is paid in agreed instalments rather than one lump, which is standard across the industry and written into the terms rather than decided case by case. If you ever land one of the network jackpots the site carries, expect a phone call, more paperwork than usual, and a payment schedule.
Per-transaction ceilings still apply within the weekly cap. The largest single wallet payout is NZ$10,000 through Skrill or Neteller; anything above that has to go by bank transfer, which is the one situation where the 2.5% and the multi-day wait are worth accepting. Deposit ceilings work the same way and are covered on the payment methods page.
What the payout looks like when it arrives
A card payout arrives as a refund against the original deposit, not as a new credit. That means it may appear dated to the original transaction in some banking apps, and it will carry the processor's trading name rather than anything mentioning a casino. People miss it and open a ticket about a payment that has already landed.
Wallet payouts show the casino's processor as the sender inside the wallet's own transaction list, and moving the money from the wallet to your New Zealand bank account afterwards is a separate step with its own timing — usually one working day, sometimes with a small fee charged by the wallet provider.
Bank transfers arrive as a normal credit with a reference code. If nothing shows up by the end of the stated window, the reference is the first thing support will ask for, so take a screenshot when you submit the request.
What players report
Gathered from New Zealand players in casino forums and review threads. Paraphrased for length, dated to when they were posted.
"Requested NZ$400 to Skrill on a Tuesday morning, had it that evening. Did the ID stuff back in March so there was nothing to hold it up."
"Card withdrawal took four days, not three. Chat said it left them on day one, so it was sitting with my bank. Annoying but they were straight about it."
"Learned the hard way that reversing a pending payout is too easy. Asked them to disable it on my account and they did it same day."
What changed since our last check
| What | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Pending period | Up to 48 hours | Up to 24 hours |
| Card payouts | 2–5 working days | 1–3 working days |
| Minimum withdrawal | NZ$30 | NZ$20 |
| Weekly ceiling | NZ$8,000 | Around NZ$10,000 |
| Reversal window | Open by default | Still open — ask support to disable it |
Withdrawal questions Kiwi players ask
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