Grosvenor Withdrawal Time - Payment Options for 2024

You can never guarantee a win in online gaming and betting. However, if you beat the odds, you need to know what's involved in withdrawing funds from your Grosvenor Casino account. You may want to explore the idea of betting or playing again or simply withdrawing the funds.

Have Bet Credits in your balance from a completed sign up offer? You'll have to play again since you cannot withdraw them. Also, if you won from using a promotion, there may be minimum wagering requirements in the terms and conditions of the offer. You'll need to complete these before withdrawing funds, so make sure you understand the promotion's terms before playing.

All online gaming and gambling sites adhere to the closed-loop policy, which links your Grosvenor Casino deposit methods and withdrawal options. The chink in this policy comes when a deposit method isn't also a withdrawal method. With Grosvenor Casinos, this applies to the Paysafecard, which you can use to deposit but not withdraw. Where a deposit method isn't accepted as a withdrawal method, you will have to withdraw via Bank Transfer, for which there is a £5 fee.

Debit Card

If your balance is £10 or more, the minimum withdrawal amount is £10. Funds will be in your account in 1 - 3 banking days, and Grosvenor Casinos charge no fees.

If you deposited funds via Debit Card, then, by default, that same card will show as your withdrawal method. You can withdraw via another method after you've credited the original card to adhere to the closed-loop policy.

Grosvenor Casinos suggest it may take 1 - 3 days for the payment to clear. However, it will likely be closer to one day, as is common with Debit Card transactions.

Bank Transfer

Bank Transfers are charged at £5 per withdrawal and can take 1 - 5 days to be processed. The minimum withdrawal is £10.

Bank Transfers are the closed-loop policy loophole since they're offered as a withdrawal method when the deposit method isn't available. Bank Transfers are generally considered more secure due to the steps taken to process them between each bank account.

As with other Casinos, a bank transfer is offered as a withdrawal method when your original deposit method is not available for withdrawal. However, a £5 fee is charged for this service, so it's worth bearing in mind when choosing your deposit method.

Unlike other withdrawal methods, you cannot withdraw less than £10 via Bank Transfer, even if there's less in your balance.

How to Withdraw Funds

Although Grosvenor Casinos state a minimum of £10 applies to all withdrawal methods, you can withdraw a lower amount if you have less than that in your balance.

To access your funds, click on your account symbol, select Cashier, and then Withdrawal.

Once in the Withdrawal section, you must input the amount you want to withdraw. You can see the amount available in this section and withdraw some or all of that.

Enter your Grosvenor Casinos password and click ‘Next.’

In our case, the only money in our Grosvenor Casinos account is the money we initially deposited. We would have to withdraw that full £5 via PayPal - which at the time was our deposit method, but it no longer supported by Grosvenor.

Had we played and won, we could withdraw our extra funds via another method after first withdrawing £5 to our PayPal account.

If you read the small print on the image above, Grosvenor Casinos state that they charge no transaction fees. However, the suggestion that Grosvenor Casinos charge a £5 transaction fee for Bank Transfers also comes from the payment method section of their website.

Always Bet Responsibly

Gambling and online gaming is fun, and winning gives you a buzz - it’s what makes gambling addictive.

If you have winnings to spend, it’s tempting not to withdraw them and use them to fund another bet or game. If you want to continue playing, review the existing customer promotional offers listed here on AceOdds to get the most out of your money.

However, if spending your winnings takes you over any deposit limits you may have set for yourself, it’s worth taking a step back and considering where that money would be most beneficial.

Unaccepted Payment Methods

There are only three withdrawal methods with Grosvenor Casinos, just like there are only three deposit methods. Unfortunately, they don't all match.

• Paysafecard - It does seem strange that you can deposit money into your Grosvenor Casinos account via Paysafecard when it's not available as a withdrawal method. Especially since other online gaming sites allow it for both, if you have deposited using your Paysafecard, you'll have to withdraw via Bank Transfer with a possible fee of £5.
• E-wallets -There are no e-wallets available as deposit or withdrawal options with Grosvenor Casinos.
• Apple Pay- Also not available as a deposit option, even when using the Grosvenor Casinos app. Apple Pay is popular because it means you don't need to add any payment details to Grosvenor Casinos.
• Google Pay - Google Pay is a feature on Android that stores one or more Debit Cards, allowing you to pick which one to withdraw funds from without inputting card details. Unfortunately, it's neither a deposit nor a withdrawal method at Grosvenor Casinos.
• Dedicated Card - A popular addition to Paddy Power and Bet365, dedicated payment cards allow you to withdraw funds in your online gaming account from an ATM. Unfortunately, Grosvenor Casinos do not operate one.
• Cash - You can pop into Grosvenor Casinos, play and take your winnings home. However, you cannot withdraw money from your online account at their premises.
• Credit Card - Awkwardly, Grosvenor Casinos mentions Credit Cards on their payment methods page. However, per UK regulations, you cannot withdraw money via Credit Card.

Change Log

• 3rd January 2024 - Removed PayPal as a withdrawal method.