I requested £120 from my Aerobet account at 7:40pm on a Tuesday and saw it in my PayPal balance at 9:40 the next morning. A £80 debit card withdrawal the following week took three days to reach my bank. Those two results mark the range, and you can plan around them once you know which stage causes the gap.
You go through three stages with each Aerobet withdrawal. You submit the request, Aerobet's cashier team reviews it, and your payment provider sends the money. The review runs around the clock and took 11 hours on my first request. The payout stage varies by method, from three hours with PayPal to three days with a Visa debit card.
Starting an Aerobet withdrawal
Log in, open the cashier and select the Withdraw tab. Choose a method, type in an amount and confirm with your password. The minimum is £10 and the maximum is £5,000 per request. Aerobet sends money back to the method you deposited with, so a Visa debit deposit returns to that same card. If you topped up with Pay by Phone, you need to pick another route for the payout, because Boku does not support withdrawals. A confirmation email arrives within a minute, and the Transactions tab lists the request as Pending.
Aerobet withdrawal time: how long does it take?
Aerobet states a review window of up to 12 hours, and my three withdrawals cleared review in 11, 4 and 9 hours. My first Aerobet withdrawal processed in 14 hours on PayPal. I saw the status read Processed at 6:40am, and the money landed at 9:40.
Delays on the bank side frustrated me more. My Visa debit request cleared review in four hours on a Friday night, then waited with my card issuer until Monday afternoon. If you want to know how long Aerobet takes to withdraw in the slowest case, count three business days after approval and add the weekend if you request on a Friday.
Aerobet withdrawal options
Aerobet pays out through PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Visa debit, Mastercard debit and bank transfer via Open Banking or Faster Payments. UK rules ban credit cards for gambling, so Aerobet does not accept them for deposits or withdrawals. PayPal gave me the quickest result, bank transfer landed in the middle and debit cards trailed. Pick one method and stay with it. Switching to a different payout route than your deposit source triggers an extra security check, and mine added a few hours.
Aerobet withdrawal times by payment method
These ranges include the review stage. Add a day if you have not verified your account.
| Payment method | Withdrawal time | My experience |
|---|---|---|
| PayPal | Up to 24 hours | £120 arrived in 14 hours, including a first-time ID check. |
| Skrill and Neteller | Up to 24 hours | Same review window as PayPal. Funds reach the wallet within hours of approval. |
| Bank transfer (Open Banking / Faster Payments) | Same day to 1 business day | Faster Payments run overnight, but my bank held the credit until morning. |
| Visa or Mastercard debit | 1 to 3 business days | A Friday night request waited for Monday on the card issuer's side. |
Check your Aerobet withdrawal before you cash out
Verify your account before the first request. Upload a passport or driving licence plus a utility bill or bank statement dated within three months. Mine took five minutes to upload, and Aerobet's team approved both documents in six hours, which accounts for more than half of my 11-hour review. After that, track each request in the Transactions tab.
If a request sits in Pending beyond 12 hours, open live chat. The agent I spoke to on a slow Friday request replied in two minutes and gave me a reference number, and support runs 24/7 by live chat and email. For anything under £500 I use PayPal. Above that I choose a bank transfer, since Faster Payments avoid the card issuer delays I hit.
