HOW TO WITHDRAW FROM CLOUDBET
Read This First: The One Mistake That Loses Funds
Cloudbet supports 40+ coins across many networks, and the withdrawal screen asks you to pick the blockchain network. Crypto withdrawals are irreversible: if you pick the wrong blockchain network for a coin, or paste an address that belongs to a different chain, the funds are almost always lost for good. Before confirming, make sure your receiving wallet or exchange supports the exact coin and the exact network you selected. This one check protects your money more than any speed or fee tip.
Step-by-Step Withdrawal Guide
Cloudbet pays out in cryptocurrency to your external wallet. Have a wallet address ready that supports the coin and network you plan to use, then:
- 1. Log in and open Withdraw. Select the Withdraw option from your profile or wallet menu.
- 2. Choose your cryptocurrency. Cloudbet supports a very wide list, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC), Tron, Dogecoin (DOGE), and stablecoins such as USDT and USDC, among 40+ in total.
- 3. Select the blockchain network. This step matters. Network fees and confirmation times differ by chain (Ethereum is usually slower and pricier when busy). Match the network to your destination wallet.
- 4. Paste your external wallet address. Copy and paste, never type. Check the first and last characters match your wallet.
- 5. Enter the amount. The screen shows the network fee and the net amount. Confirm you are above the coin minimum shown on the withdrawal screen; Cloudbet also lists fees and limits on its Fees page.
- 6. Complete 2FA if enabled. Finish two-factor authentication, then confirm the withdrawal.
- 7. Track the transaction. Once broadcast, use the transaction hash to follow it on a blockchain explorer.
Cloudbet has operated since 2013 and is one of the longer-running crypto books. For more, see our full Cloudbet review and our guide on whether Cloudbet is safe.
KYC and Withdrawal Limits: The Honest Numbers
Cloudbet does not require KYC at sign-up. Per our review (checked Oct 2026), its public pages describe KYC for fiat transactions, and fiat payments always require verification. Players who deposit and withdraw only in crypto are typically not asked for documents up front, but Cloudbet can request verification at any time, for example on large or unusual withdrawals. We did not find a published dollar threshold for unverified crypto withdrawals on the pages we checked, so do not rely on figures quoted elsewhere.
When verification is requested, expect to provide ID, proof of address and possibly a selfie. Cloudbet does not publish a review time. If you expect a large cashout, completing verification in advance means the withdrawal is not held while documents are checked. Splitting a withdrawal to avoid a check breaches the terms.
Supported Coins, Fees and Minimums
Cloudbet supports an unusually broad set of coins (40+), plus fiat options that always require verification. That is great for flexibility but makes the network choice important. Practical options:
- • Solana (SOL): fast confirmation and very low network fees, if your wallet supports it.
- • Stablecoins (USDT, USDC): value pegged to the dollar; cheapest on low-fee networks.
- • Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Tron: fast, low-fee alternatives.
- • Bitcoin (BTC): universally accepted but slower and pricier during congestion.
- • Ethereum (ETH) and ERC-20: convenient for ETH wallets, but can be slower and more expensive when the network is busy.
Minimums vary by coin, and Cloudbet lists fees and limits on its Fees page; the handling fee can be up to 5% per our review. Always confirm the figure on the withdrawal screen before sending.
How Long Does a Cloudbet Withdrawal Take?
Cloudbet publishes a withdrawal window of instant to 24 hours (per our review, checked Oct 2026). We have not timed it. After Cloudbet processes the withdrawal, the network adds its own confirmation time:
- • Solana: network confirmation is usually quick.
- • Stablecoins on low-fee networks / Litecoin: usually a few minutes of network time.
- • Bitcoin: longer, especially during congestion.
- • Ethereum: can take longer when the network is congested.
- • If verification is requested: add the KYC review, for which Cloudbet publishes no time.
On the network side, Solana or a stablecoin on a low-fee network is usually the most consistent. For a broader comparison, see our fastest-withdrawal crypto casinos.
Why Is My Cloudbet Withdrawal Pending?
A pending Cloudbet withdrawal usually maps to one of these, and most resolve once the trigger is handled:
1. Verification was requested
Large or unusual withdrawals, and any fiat withdrawal, can trigger a verification request, and the payout holds until it is complete.
2. A risk review is under way
A risk flag can prompt a request for ID, proof of address, or a selfie. Cloudbet does not publish how long these reviews take.
3. Unconfirmed 2FA
If two-factor authentication is enabled, complete it; the withdrawal will not progress until you do.
4. Below the coin minimum
Amounts under the coin minimum will not process. Check the on-screen figure and the Fees page.
5. Blockchain network congestion
Once broadcast, confirmation depends on the network. Search the transaction hash on an explorer; if it is on-chain, it is simply awaiting confirmation.
If a withdrawal stays pending well beyond a completed verification and Cloudbet’s stated 24-hour processing window, contact support for a status check.
Key Takeaways
- • No KYC at sign-up; KYC is described for fiat, and crypto accounts can be asked to verify at any time.
- • Cloudbet publishes a withdrawal window of instant to 24 hours and a handling fee of up to 5%.
- • No published KYC review time; answer any request promptly.
- • Wrong network loses funds permanently, so match coin and network.
- • Minimums vary by coin; check the withdrawal screen and the Fees page.
- • We have not timed Cloudbet withdrawals; verify in advance for large cashouts.