Cloudbet Withdrawal: Times, Daily Limits, Fees and the Playthrough Rule, From the Help Centre

Most Cloudbet crypto withdrawals are processed instantly once approved; some take up to 24 hours. That is Cloudbet’s own statement, from its help centre article on withdrawal times (updated 14 October 2025). The three things that actually decide how fast your withdrawal clears are further down the same help centre and rarely quoted: a $2,200 daily limit until you complete Level 2 verification, a playthrough rule that requires unverified players to have wagered 100% of their deposits before withdrawing, and a per-coin network fee and minimum that Cloudbet publishes on a fee page.

Everything on this page is quoted from those published pages, with the date we read each one. We have a commercial relationship with Cloudbet; none of the figures below came from the operator directly, and our Cloudbet review covers the licence and the track record separately.

Cloudbet withdrawal rules at a glance

Rule	What Cloudbet publishes	Source, date read
Processing time	”Most crypto withdrawals are processed instantly”; “in some cases, withdrawals can take up to 24 hours to process”	Help centre, updated 14 Oct 2025
Daily withdrawal limit, unverified / Level 1	USD $2,200 per day, resetting 24 hours after the first withdrawal	Help centre, read 23 Sep 2026
Daily withdrawal limit, Level 2 verified	None — “larger withdrawals undergo additional review”	Help centre, read 23 Sep 2026
Playthrough before withdrawing, unverified	100% of all deposits and claimed tips	Help centre, read 23 Sep 2026
Playthrough before withdrawing, verified	25% of deposits and claimed tips	Help centre, read 23 Sep 2026
What counts toward playthrough	Settled casino or sports bets, win or loss; pending bets do not count	Help centre, read 23 Sep 2026
Cloudbet’s own withdrawal fee	None — “Cloudbet doesn’t charge any additional withdrawal fees”	Help centre, updated 11 Apr 2025
Network fee	Flat, per coin and network, shown before you confirm; published on the fee page	Fee page, read 23 Sep 2026
Deposit fee	0 on every coin and network listed	Fee page, read 23 Sep 2026
Minimum withdrawal	Per coin and network — see the table below	Fee page, read 23 Sep 2026
Verification trigger	USD $2,200 in cumulative deposits	Terms, clause 18.1.5
Confirmation step	Email link (or Telegram, if you registered that way); 2FA code if enabled	Help centre, updated 3 Aug 2026

How long does a Cloudbet withdrawal take?

Most crypto withdrawals are processed instantly. Once your withdrawal is approved, funds are sent straight to your wallet. […] In some cases, withdrawals can take up to 24 hours to process.

— Cloudbet Help Centre, “How long will my withdrawal take?”, updated 14 October 2025

“Processed” here means Cloudbet’s side — approval and broadcast. On-chain confirmation is then whatever the network you picked delivers: seconds on Solana or TRON, a block or more on Bitcoin. The companion article on delays (also updated 14 October 2025) names three causes: blockchain congestion, a security review — “especially if they’re larger than usual” — and wallet maintenance at Cloudbet or its provider. It gives no figures beyond the 24-hour outer bound.

The withdrawal itself, per the help centre’s step-by-step article (updated 3 August 2026): profile icon → Withdraw → choose the coin → enter the network, the receiving address, the amount and your 2FA code if enabled → Withdraw → Confirm → click the confirmation link in the email (or Telegram). The article adds that Cloudbet is not liable for loss from incorrect information entered — the wrong network on a token withdrawal is the mistake that clause is about, and it is not reversible.

For how this compares with other operators, our withdrawal times comparison puts Cloudbet at the more predictable end of the field rather than the fastest.

What is the Cloudbet withdrawal limit?

The help centre splits it by verification level:

• Level 2 verified: “There’s no daily withdrawal limit. You can withdraw any amount on any given day.” Larger withdrawals undergo additional review.
• Level 1 or unverified: “Daily limits of $2,200 USD apply. To unlock your withdrawal limits, complete Level 2 verification.”

The “Withdrawal limit reached” error article spells out the mechanics: accounts without Level 2 verification have a daily withdrawal limit of $2,200, and the limit resets 24 hours after your first withdrawal — hit it at 10:00, and it resets at 10:00 the next day. Two ways out: complete Level 2 verification (the article says the process “takes a few minutes”), or withdraw smaller amounts within the limit. Note the help centre’s warning that submitting documents does not unlock anything by itself: “Approval is still required.”

That $2,200 figure is not a coincidence. Cloudbet’s terms, clause 18.1.5, require identity verification once cumulative deposits reach USD $2,200 — the threshold we work through in Cloudbet’s minimum bet and limits. So an account that has deposited enough to be blocked by the daily withdrawal limit has, by then, also crossed the deposit threshold that triggers verification. In practice: if you intend to play at any volume, verify before your first large withdrawal rather than during it.

The playthrough rule before withdrawing

This is the rule most reviews miss, and it applies to plain deposits, not just bonuses:

Unverified users: 100% of all your deposits and any claimed tips. Verified users: 25% of your deposits and any claimed tips. Only settled casino or sports bets — whether win or loss — count toward your playthrough. Pending bets don’t count until they’re settled.

— Cloudbet Help Centre, “Playthrough requirement when withdrawing”, read 23 September 2026

Deposit $100 to an unverified account, change your mind, and you cannot withdraw $100: you have to place $100 of settled bets first. On a verified account the figure is $25. This is an anti-money-laundering control, and it is common across the industry — but Cloudbet publishes the multiplier, which most operators do not. It also explains a whole category of “my withdrawal was rejected” complaints that are not about the operator refusing to pay.

Cloudbet withdrawal fees and minimums, per coin

Cloudbet adds nothing of its own: “Cloudbet doesn’t charge any additional withdrawal fees” (help centre, updated 11 April 2025). What you pay is the flat network fee, which Cloudbet publishes per coin and network on its Crypto Transaction Fees page together with the minimum withdrawal. The page’s own caveat: “Withdrawals rates are determined by the blockchain network and can fluctuate without notice due to factors such as network congestion. Please check the most recent data listed on each withdrawal page.” The figures below are as displayed on 23 September 2026; deposit fees were 0 on every row.

Coin	Network	Minimum withdrawal	Withdrawal fee
BTC	Bitcoin	0.00001	0.00000306
BTC	BNB Smart Chain	0.00001	0.0000000434
ETH	Ethereum	0.0002	0.00000383
ETH	Arbitrum	0.0002	0.000000466
ETH	Base	0.0002	0.000000144
ETH	BNB Smart Chain	0.0002	0.00000152
LTC	Litecoin	0.002	0.00000156
LTC	BNB Smart Chain	0.002	0.000071
SOL	Solana	0.001	0.00502
SOL	BNB Smart Chain	0.001	0.0000411
DOGE	Dogecoin	1	0.502
DOGE	BNB Smart Chain	1	0.0508
USDT	Ethereum	0.1	0.0193
USDT	BNB Smart Chain	1	0.00316
USDT	Avalanche C-Chain	1	0.000258
USDT	Polygon	1	0.00254
USDT	The Open Network	1	0.0017
USDT	TRON	5	3.42
USDT	Solana	20	0.605
USDC	Ethereum	2	0.0188
USDC	BNB Smart Chain	1	0.00453
USDC	Base	1	0.00104
USDC	Polygon (native)	1	0.00325
USDC	Avalanche C-Chain	1	0.000286
USDC	TRON	5	3
USDC	Solana	20	0.605
TRX	TRON	1	0.312
XRP	Ripple	1	0.0000165

Three things stand out. First, the TRON stablecoin fee (3.42 USDT, 3 USDC) is by far the largest in dollar terms — the reverse of the “TRC-20 is the cheap rail” rule of thumb that holds at exchanges. On Cloudbet, USDT on BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche or TON costs a fraction of a cent, and on Solana 0.605 with a 20 USDT minimum. Second, the Ethereum-mainnet figures are far below typical gas for an ERC-20 transfer; Cloudbet describes the fee as a flat amount that “covers” transaction costs, which implies batching or absorption on its side. We report the number, not the mechanism. Third, BNB Smart Chain versions of BTC, ETH, LTC and SOL are near-free — but they are tokens, not the native coin, and must go to a wallet that accepts them on that chain.

Cloudbet’s help centre article on checking the fee (updated 11 April 2025) says the network fee is shown on the withdrawal screen before you confirm, and the fee page tells you to treat that screen, not the table, as current.

Who sends the money

Cloudbet’s footer names the operator: Halcyon Super Holdings B.V., Willemstad, Curaçao, company number 148526, “licensed by the Curaçao Gaming Authority under license number OGL/2024/328/0599”. The help centre carries an article titled “Why you see ‘Halcyon Super Holdings B.V.’ on crypto withdrawals”, so expect that name as the sender. It is the entity we found on the regulator’s register — the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s registry PDF of 8 September 2026 lists it under that licence number with status “Assessment in progress” (listed; not in the enforcement register), which we track in the licence tracker and discuss in is Cloudbet safe.

Before you withdraw: the checklist

1. Verify early. The $2,200 daily limit and the 100% playthrough both fall to their verified values after Level 2. The help centre says verification takes a few minutes; the review takes longer, and submitting documents alone lifts nothing.
2. Check the playthrough — settled bets only — before expecting a deposit back.
3. Pick the network for the fee, not the habit. For stablecoins on Cloudbet, TRON is the expensive rail.
4. Match the network to the receiving wallet. Cloudbet states it is not liable for loss from incorrect details.
5. Confirm the email link. A withdrawal is not submitted until you do; the help centre has separate articles for missing confirmation emails and rejected-after-confirmation cases.
6. Location matters. Cloudbet’s terms name 20 locations where you must not be while using the site, and the clause covers withdrawals — the full list is here.

If a withdrawal goes wrong for reasons outside these rules, our crypto casino withdrawal problems guide covers the failure modes and the escalation routes that exist.

Help centre articles quoted as read on 23 September 2026, with the update dates Cloudbet shows on each; fee-page figures as displayed on 23 September 2026; terms clause 18.1.5 re-read at source on 8 September 2026. Operators change limits and fees without notice — check the live withdrawal screen before you rely on any figure here. Play only what you can afford to lose, where it is legal for you.