Spinny Withdrawal

Spinny Casino Withdrawal/Verification

Deposits and Withdrawals

Spinny casino covers a broad range of deposit methods, offering a mix of traditional cards, e-wallets, vouchers, and cryptocurrencies. Visa and Mastercard allow deposits between €25 and €500, while Cashlib vouchers can be used from €25 up to €150. E-wallets such as Skrill and Neteller are more flexible, with limits starting at €20 and going up to €8500. Other payment services like Jetonbank, Jeton Cash, and MiFinity operate within a €25 to €2000 range. For digital currencies, Bitcoin Cash supports deposits from €25 to €5000, alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin with the same limits. Stablecoins including USDT and USDC are also accepted, capped at €5000. LuxonPay adds another option, starting from €20 and reaching €5000.

While depositing feels simple and reasonably flexible, the withdrawal side has noticeably stricter conditions. Bank transfers, Jetonbank, MiFinity, and most cryptocurrencies are limited to €1000 per transaction, with a minimum withdrawal of €100. Stablecoins follow the same limits, while LuxonPay is capped even lower at €500 per transaction. These caps create a clear imbalance, as bringing funds in is easier than taking them out in larger amounts. Compared to other casinos, this setup may feel restrictive for those managing bigger balances.

Processing times are listed as up to 72 hours after approval. Before the first withdrawal is made through an electronic payment method, an ID document must be uploaded under the account profile. Withdrawals exceeding €2000 trigger additional verification, requiring proof of identity, age, and residency. Higher amounts face further restrictions: winnings above €7000 are split into monthly installments, and any amount above €30000 may be stretched across multiple months until fully paid. The policy applies only to standard wins, as progressive jackpots are paid out in full without installments.

The casino also enforces several detailed rules around withdrawals. A maximum of €7000 per month can be withdrawn per account, unless otherwise stated in specific promotion terms. For transactions of €1000 or more, the company covers the transfer commission for the first withdrawal in a calendar month, while further fees may fall on the customer’s bank. The daily cap is €500, depending on the limits set by the payment provider. These layered restrictions can be frustrating, particularly for high-rollers or anyone who wins larger sums.

Another notable limitation concerns account activity. If only one deposit has been made, the maximum withdrawal is capped at x15 that deposit amount, with any remaining balance removed upon cashout. In addition, all deposits must be wagered at least x3 before they become eligible for withdrawal, which is significantly stricter than the industry standard of x1. The operator also reserves the right to delay or stop processing withdrawals until all outstanding deposits have been confirmed.

Dormant account rules add further conditions. If an account shows no login or logout activity for more than 6 consecutive months, it is considered inactive. In such cases, the operator may charge a €10 monthly fee (or the remaining balance if it is less) until the balance is cleared. Alternatively, the account may be closed or suspended, with funds reset to zero. To recover a balance from an inactive account, contact with customer service is required. Cashback balances tied to such accounts expire immediately.

Finally, tax responsibility is placed entirely on the account holder. The casino makes it clear that it does not provide guidance on tax or legal matters, leaving it to the individual to comply with local regulations. This section of the terms may not affect everyone directly, but it highlights the importance of understanding both personal obligations and the casino’s limits before depositing or withdrawing funds.

Verification

Verification at Spinny casino is treated as a mandatory step, and it applies not only to withdrawals but also to general account activity. The operator requires every account to be verified before gambling transactions can take place. This approach is framed as part of compliance with anti-fraud and anti-money laundering rules, but in practice it means that submitting documents is unavoidable. While such checks are standard across regulated casinos, they do introduce additional waiting time, especially if the documents are reviewed manually or if further clarification is requested.

The process is fairly detailed, and several forms of documentation may be needed depending on the payment method used. Common requests include:

• Government-issued identification such as a passport or driver’s license
• Proof of address, which can be a recent utility bill or bank statement
• A copy of the debit or credit card used for deposits
• A recent bank statement linked to the chosen payment method
• Documentation connected to any alternative payment service used

The casino allows 30 days from the moment of registration to complete the verification process. If this deadline is not met, the account becomes restricted. Restrictions can affect access to key features and may prevent further deposits or withdrawals until the verification is finalized. This policy creates a clear incentive to complete the process early, rather than waiting until the first withdrawal request.

For larger transactions, the requirements become stricter. Verification is always necessary before funds can be released, and additional checks may be triggered by higher withdrawal amounts.