All Slots Casino Withdrawal Times
A payout is two waits stacked on top of each other: the casino's review, then the payment rail. Here is how long each one takes in Canada, and the three things that make either of them longer.
Withdrawals Run on Two Clocks
Almost every complaint about slow casino payouts comes down to one misunderstanding: people read the "same day e-wallet withdrawals" line and start counting from the moment they press the button. That is not when the rail starts. It starts when the casino approves the request, and approval is a separate 24 to 48 hour window that happens first.
So a Neteller payout requested at 9pm Thursday is approved somewhere in Friday or Saturday and lands the same day it is approved. A card payout requested at the same moment could be approved Friday and still be in transit the following Wednesday. Same casino, same night, four days apart, entirely because of the rail.
The pending window is also where the reverse-withdrawal button lives, and it is worth being blunt about that: the money is not gone from the account yet, it is visible, and it is one click away from being playable again. More balances die there than to any payment problem.
You file the request
Instant. The amount leaves the playable balance and shows as pending. Any active bonus with wagering left on it must be cleared or forfeited before this step is even offered.
The casino approves it
24 to 48 hours for a verified account. Longer on a first payout, a large one, or a new destination. Business days only.
The rail delivers it
Same day to seven business days depending entirely on which method you chose in step one. This is the part you control.
Every Payout Method and How Long It Takes
"Total realistic" adds the pending window to the rail time and assumes a verified account and a weekday request. Amounts are Canadian dollars, per transaction.
| Method | Min | Max | Rail time | Fee | Total realistic |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MuchBetter | C$25 | C$3,500 | Same day | Free | 1–2 days |
| Neteller | C$25 | C$3,000 | Same day | Free | 1–2 days |
| Skrill | C$25 | C$3,000 | Same day | Free | 1–2 days |
| Payz (ecoPayz) | C$25 | C$3,000 | Same day | Free | 1–2 days |
| Jeton | C$20 | C$4,000 | Same day | Free | 1–2 days |
| Bitcoin | C$30 | C$10,000 | Same day | Network fee | 1–2 days |
| Interac e-Transfer | C$20 | C$5,000 | 1–2 business days | Free | 2–4 days |
| iDebit / Instadebit | C$20 | C$3,000 | 1–2 business days | Free | 2–4 days |
| PayPal | C$30 | C$2,000 | 1–2 business days | Free | 2–4 days |
| Visa / Mastercard | C$20 | C$5,000 | 1–3 days, may be refused | Free | 2–5 days |
| Bank transfer | C$50 | C$10,000 | 3–7 business days | Free | 4–9 days |
| paysafecard / AstroPay | Deposit only — pick another destination before you request a payout | ||||
Wallets Are the Fast Lane, With One Asterisk
MuchBetter, Neteller, Skrill, Payz and Jeton all behave the same way here: once approval clears, the money is in the wallet within hours, often within minutes. If you are chasing speed, this is where you find it, and the difference between wallets is small enough not to be worth agonising over.
The asterisk is that a wallet is a waypoint, not a destination. Moving the balance onward to a Canadian bank account is a second hop with its own timing and, unlike the casino leg, its own fee. Payz and Skrill both charge for a bank withdrawal, and if the wallet is not denominated in Canadian dollars you take a conversion hit as well. Counting that hop, a wallet payout that reaches your chequing account is not automatically faster than Interac — it is faster to the wallet.
So the honest recommendation splits. If the money is staying in the gambling ecosystem, use a wallet. If it is coming out to your bank and staying there, Interac is simpler, free, and only a day or so behind. Details of both rails are on the payment methods page.
Interac and Bank Transfer
An approved Interac payout arrives as an e-Transfer to the email address on your bank profile, one to two business days after approval, with nothing deducted. For most Canadian players this is the right answer: the money ends up in a chequing account rather than in another gambling wallet, and there is no second hop to pay for.
Watch the calendar rather than the clock. Neither the approval desk nor the banks process on weekends or statutory holidays, and Canada has enough provincial holidays that this catches people out. A Thursday-night request is a Monday or Tuesday arrival. A request filed on the Friday of a long weekend is a Wednesday arrival, and nothing has gone wrong.
Bank transfer is the slowest thing on the list at three to seven business days after approval, and the only reason to choose it is size. If a payout is over the C$5,000 Interac ceiling, wire is the rail that will carry it in one piece. Everything else about it — the wait, the reference numbers, the descriptor your bank shows — is worse.
Card Payouts: Offered, but Don't Rely on Them
The cashier will let you send a payout back to the Visa or Mastercard you deposited with, and the stated timing is one to three business days. Sometimes that is exactly what happens. The rest of the time the credit is refused somewhere between the acquirer and your issuer, and the amount reappears in your casino balance four to ten days later with no message attached.
This is a Canadian banking quirk rather than an All Slots problem — the same thing happens across every offshore casino, because inbound gambling credits sit in a grey zone that each issuer treats differently. There is nothing support can do about it beyond re-sending to a different method.
Practical approach: because anti-money-laundering rules push payouts back to the deposit source first, if you deposited by card you may have to send that portion back to the card. Do it, but add a verified Interac or wallet destination for the profit on top, and expect the card leg to be the slow one.
Withdrawal Limits and Big Wins
There are three ceilings, and only the first is obvious. The per-transaction limit is in the table above. On top of that sits a rolling weekly cap applied to the account, which moves with loyalty tier and is the figure worth checking in your own cashier rather than taking from any guide, including this one. Above both sits the casino's policy on very large wins.
A progressive jackpot on a Games Global network game is not paid as one bank transfer. It is scheduled in instalments, typically monthly, and the schedule is set out in the terms attached to that jackpot rather than in the general cashier rules. That is standard practice across licensed operators and it is not a sign anything is wrong — but it is worth reading before you chase a jackpot, not after.
One more thing that catches people: withdrawing while a bonus is still in play. If wagering is unfinished, the cashier will either refuse the request or forfeit the bonus and everything it produced. The welcome offer runs 35x on the bonus amount with a 30-day clock, so decide early whether you are clearing it or skipping it. You cannot half-clear it and cash out the difference.
What Actually Delays a Payout
Verification not finished
By far the biggest one. The request sits pending until documents clear, and the queue does not prioritise you for waiting. Upload ID and proof of address on day one.
A proof of address that is too old
Utility bills and bank statements have to be dated inside 90 days and show the same address as the account. A screenshot of a banking app usually is not accepted; a downloaded PDF statement usually is.
First payout to a brand-new method
A destination you have never deposited from needs its own proof of ownership. Add and verify it while you are waiting rather than after the request is rejected.
Weekends and long weekends
Business days mean business days on both legs. Filing Friday night reliably costs two extra calendar days, and a provincial holiday costs a third.
An unfinished bonus
Wagering left on the account blocks the request outright. Check the bonus tab before assuming the cashier is broken.
A site outage mid-request
Rare, but if the cashier drops out while you are filing, do not file again immediately. Check the status page and confirm in the transaction history first.
What Canadian Players Report
Timings collected from Canadian players who told us what they filed, when, and when it landed. Small sample, but the pattern is consistent and it matches our own tests.
"Filed C$740 to Interac on the Tuesday evening, approved Wednesday afternoon, e-Transfer notification Thursday morning. Verified account, second withdrawal. No drama."
Ontario · 14 Jul 2026
"First cashout took five days because I hadn't sent ID. That was on me. Second one to MuchBetter was in the wallet the next afternoon."
Alberta · 2 Aug 2026
"Tried to send it back to my Visa. Sat there a week and then landed back in the casino balance. Redid it as Interac and had it two days later."
British Columbia · 21 Aug 2026
Then and Now
| What | Was | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Pending window | Up to 72 hours | 24–48 hours when verified |
| Fastest Canadian bank route | Instadebit | Interac e-Transfer |
| Card payouts | Worked most of the time | Frequently refused by Canadian issuers |
| Verification | Asked for at first payout | Prompted at registration — do it then |
Withdrawal Questions
How long does an All Slots Casino withdrawal take?
Two clocks run back to back. The casino holds the request in a pending state for 24 to 48 hours while it reviews the account, then the payment rail takes over: e-wallets and Bitcoin the same day, Interac e-Transfer one to two business days, cards one to three days if the issuer accepts the credit, bank transfer three to seven. A verified account paid to an e-wallet is the fastest combination on the site.
Why is my All Slots withdrawal still pending?
Pending means the payout is queued for approval, not that it has been sent. Unfinished verification is the usual reason it sits longer than 48 hours; a first withdrawal, an unusually large one, or a payout to a method you have never used before also get looked at by a person rather than passed automatically. Weekends do not count as business days.
What is the fastest way to withdraw from All Slots Casino?
Get verified before you win, then withdraw to MuchBetter, Neteller, Skrill or Payz. Those clear the same day once approved. Interac e-Transfer is the fastest route into your actual bank account, at one to two business days, and it is the option most Canadian players end up using.
Is there a withdrawal limit at All Slots Casino?
Yes, and it is worth checking in your own cashier because it moves with account tier. There is a per-transaction ceiling by method, from C$2,000 on PayPal up to C$10,000 on bank transfer, and a rolling weekly ceiling on top of that. A large jackpot is paid in instalments across weeks rather than in one payment, which is standard across the group.
Can I cancel a pending withdrawal?
You can, and that is precisely the problem. Reverse withdrawal puts the money back in the playable balance and it is the single most common way people lose a payout they had already won. If you are prone to it, request the withdrawal and log out, or ask support to disable reverse withdrawals on the account.
Do I have to verify my account before withdrawing?
Yes. Photo ID, a proof of address dated within 90 days, and proof of ownership of the payment method. This is a licensing requirement, not a stalling tactic — no MGA-licensed casino may pay out an unverified account. Doing it on the day you register removes it from the critical path entirely.
Does All Slots Casino charge a withdrawal fee?
No. The casino does not deduct anything. Your wallet may charge to move money onward to a bank, and a Bitcoin withdrawal carries the network fee. Interac payouts to a Canadian chequing account arrive with nothing taken off.
Why was my withdrawal returned to my casino balance?
Usually a rejected card credit. Canadian issuers refuse inbound gambling credits inconsistently and when one bounces, the money reappears in the balance days later with no explanation attached. The fix is to withdraw to Interac or an e-wallet instead. A returned payout can also mean the destination name did not match the account name.
Related reading: every payment method with its limits, the C$20 deposit floor, and which brands share this cashier — useful, because they share these timings too.