The fastest casino payout method we have timed for players in Malta is Bitcoin: 46 minutes from request to credit at BitStarz. But the rail only controls the last leg of the journey, and the operator’s approval queue and KYC usually decide the total wait. This page ranks methods by the part they control: how long the money takes to land after the casino releases it.
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€493.78 → Bitcoin (EUR wallet, paid out on-chain) → 46 minutes
Request to credited, logged 2025-01-26 — a first test, not an average.
If you take the welcome offer
€20 → Skrill → 3 hours
Request to credited, logged 2026-07-11 — a first test, not an average. No bonus was in play, so nothing on this figure had wagering in front of it.
If you take the welcome offer
€7,000 → Skrill → 28 hours
Request to credited, logged 2026-10-21 — a first test, not an average.
If you take the welcome offer
€2,000 → Skrill → 9h 17m
Request to credited, logged 2026-07-11 — a first test, not an average.
If you take the welcome offer
The ranking below is by each rail’s own post-approval leg, in general terms; the cycles we timed on our own accounts are listed above and itemised below it, and the full set is in the Payout Speed Index.
| Rank | Method | Post-approval speed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | eWallet (Skrill / Neteller, MiFinity) | Near-instant | Fastest last leg — and at NetBet the one that disqualifies you from the welcome offer: a deposit made with Skrill or Neteller doesn’t count towards it at all |
| 2 | Revolut card payout | Minutes–hours | Where the operator supports card payouts |
| 3 | Visa Direct / card payout (OCT) | Minutes–hours at fast issuers | “visa fast withdrawal” — depends on the issuer and operator’s OCT support |
| 4 | Trustly / instant bank | Same-day where supported | Bank-to-bank, front-loads verification |
| 5 | Crypto | Minutes on-chain | Operator-dependent — see crypto casinos accepting Malta residents |
| 6 | Bank transfer / SEPA | 1–3 business days | Slowest; the route for a win bigger than the e-wallet cap at your cashier |
Two rails carry measured end-to-end figures, and each names the operator behind the number:
The NetBet cycle above ran on a balance with no welcome bonus attached — confirmed on the account, and the offer’s own terms would have ruled one out anyway, since a Skrill deposit doesn’t qualify. So the three hours describe how fast NetBet returns money that is already yours to withdraw. They describe nothing about how long a bonus balance takes, because a bonus balance is not withdrawable at all until the offer’s 30× on the bonus is met — and asking for it early forfeits the bonus and the winnings sitting on top of it.
The BitStarz, BC.Game and Betway cycles are timings of the rail and the operator’s queue, and nothing more: they say nothing about a bonus balance either way. It is the sort of thing that only looks unimportant until the number is quoted back at you.
The distinction is why this site puts bonus terms beside payout times rather than on a page of their own. If speed is what you came for, the fastest route is the one no offer rewards: deposit, play, withdraw, nothing claimed, nothing standing between the request and the rail.
Two clocks run before the rail even starts: the operator’s internal approval queue, and KYC on a first withdrawal. A “fast” method behind a manual, office-hours approval queue is slower than a “slow” method behind instant auto-approval. Clear KYC in advance (how to) and the rail’s natural speed is what you get.
