GoKong Withdrawal

GoKong Casino Withdrawal/Verification

Deposits and Withdrawals

GoKong’s cashier covers the basics and leans heavily on crypto. Card support is split by direction: Mastercard is available for deposits, while withdrawals can go to Visa or Mastercard. Bank transfers appear on cash-outs only, with standard bank transfer and Revolut via bank transfer listed. One e-wallet is supported (MiFinity). The broadest coverage sits on the blockchain side: USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple (XRP), USD Coin (USDC), Bitcoin Cash, and Cardano. For most needs this mix works – fiat cards for quick funding, a mainstream wallet, bank options for withdrawals, and a wide set of coins including stablecoins. That said, those looking for multiple e-wallets or local APMs will notice gaps.

Deposit limits are generally low. Mastercard shows a €10-€2000 range, while MiFinity allows €10-€2500. Crypto deposits mostly fall at €10-€5-000 per transaction across USDT, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, USDC, Bitcoin Cash, and Cardano, with Bitcoin set higher on the minimum side at €30-€5000. Nothing unusual stands out here; minimums are low, and crypto coverage is broad. It is important to note that GoKong’s terms require at least x1 turnover of deposited funds before any withdrawal.

Withdrawal rules show that the lowest minimums are available through Visa, Mastercard, Bank Transfer, Revolut, MiFinity, and Litecoin, all starting at €10. On the higher end, Bitcoin requires at least €60 per withdrawal, while Ethereum starts from €40. Most other crypto options like USDT, Ripple, USDC, and Cardano sit at €30. Processing is stated as within 3 business days (Monday-Friday) before the payout is sent; delivery then depends on the method, with bank transfers typically adding another 3 to 5 business days.

Maximum withdrawal ceilings are tiered by account level: Level 1 up to €500 per day and €7000 per month; Level 2 up to €500 per day and €10000 per month; Level 3 up to €800 per day and €12000 per month; Level 4 up to €1000 per day and €15000 per month; Level 5 up to €1500 per day and €20000 per month. These tiers keep things orderly but can feel tight for high-stakes sessions.

Verification is mandatory before any withdrawal is released. GoKong may request ID (passport, ID card, or driver’s license), proof of address (utility bill or bank statement), and proof of payment method ownership. The operator can withhold or reverse payouts until documents are approved. If the requested documents are not provided within 30 days, the account may be closed and funds forfeited. Another clause allows the site to refund card-funded balances back to the card (up to the deposited amount) rather than processing a normal withdrawal, and it reserves the right to use a different payment system than the one requested. Where a refund is used, bonuses and winnings are deducted first. These are firm, operator-protective conditions, so keeping documents ready and funding methods consistent saves time.

Fees and turnover conditions are set out in the terms rather than the cashier. If the x1 deposit turnover is not met, the casino can cancel winnings and charge a commission on the last deposit as “payment expenses”: 10% (minimum €0.50), or 15% if the balance was funded by bank card or bank transfer. That makes immediate cash-outs after a top-up expensive.

There is also an inactivity policy: after 180 consecutive days without a login, the account can be marked inactive and charged €5 per month until the balance reaches zero or activity resumes. Standard compliance language applies as well, including the ability to cancel a withdrawal on suspicion of fraud, collusion, or illegal activity. In practice, meeting the x1 turnover, staying active, and completing KYC early avoids most friction.

Tax handling is pushed entirely to the account holder. GoKong does not withhold; any taxes, collections, or similar government requirements linked to withdrawals or income must be addressed under local rules. If you plan to cash out regularly, it’s sensible to know your domestic obligations in advance, as the platform places responsibility on the individual rather than the cashier.

Verification

Documents need to be approved before any winnings can be withdrawn. This makes the verification stage important for anyone planning to claim promotions and later cash out. The casino outlines what may be required, and while the list is not exhaustive, these are the documents most often requested:

• Valid identity document (passport, ID card, or driver’s license) that is clearly legible and not expired.
• Proof of residence, such as a utility bill or bank statement, issued within the last 3 to 6 months depending on the review outcome.
• Proof of ownership of the payment methods used, which can include screenshots, statements, or other official confirmations.
• Transaction history from bank, e-wallet, or credit card statements, usually covering one to 3 months of recent activity.

Once these are submitted, the verification process typically takes 24 to 48 hours, though more complex cases may take longer. The casino states that if further checks are required, it will reach out promptly to avoid unnecessary delays.

The terms also clarify that all information must be provided within 30 days of the request. Failure to do so can lead to withheld payments or even permanent account closure. Usually, documents are reviewed within 10 days after submission, but additional time may be needed for more complicated cases. Third parties may also be involved in the process, such as identity verification services or fraud prevention agencies.

One point that stands out is the mention of security checks beyond document uploads. The casino reserves the right to carry out calls, video checks, or other methods to confirm identity. This may feel strict, but it reflects the operator’s attempt to prevent fraud and confirm that bonuses are being claimed fairly. It also means that using consistent personal details and keeping payment methods in the same name is essential.