Scratch Cards Withdraws

So you’ve just spent ages racking up some pretty impressive wins, some of which may well be in the form of loyalty points, some in bonuses, but what would a scratch card site be without it’s real, fully withdrawable cash prizes?You were seduced by their online bonuses and promotions, but now it’s time to cash in!Withdrawing is – on the most part – quick, easy and secure.Withdrawing cash from your favourite site will come with clear and concise instructions, and you’ll probably find that if you’ve done so before on one site, it won’t be too different on others.Most of you online scratch card fans out there probably find it hard to choose just one site you want to play with, and as a result, may have registered with more than one scratch card site.You’ll be pleased to know then than withdrawal methods appear to be exactly the same or at least very similar at many of these sites, so when you come to withdrawing your hard earned scratch card wins, you won’t need to spend ages learning each individual withdrawal method!

Withdrawals can only be made online via their “cashier” feature, and sites like Karamba, Winnings.com, Hopa, Winnings.com, PrimeScratchCards and SuperScratch all use the exact same format of games lobby, and so their method of withdrawal is the same. To start off, you must click on the “menu” button within the games lobby then scroll up to “cashier” (if you are using MegaMoneyGames or Scratch Mania the “cashier button will appear right there in your games lobby and not within a “menu” tab) a window offering you the choice of “depositing” and “cashout” will appear.Once you click on “cashout” there will be a little box in which you can input the amount of money you wish to withdraw, the minimum being £10.It will also inform you that the cash you withdraw will be credited back to whichever means you used to deposit (i.e. MoneyBookers, PayPal), the only exceptions to this rule being Mastercard and – occasionally – Visa.MasterCard have certain regulations in place which prevent some sites from crediting funds to your MasterCard, the same can be said about Visa in certain circumstances, so if you have deposited using these methods, your withdrawal will be paid to you via a wire transfer or bank draft.However if you do have a MoneyBookers, Click2Pay, Neteller or PayPal account, you could always get your funds credited there.From there on your money can take anything from 2 to 7 working days to reach you, and in certain cases, the scratch card site will require some ID as an added security measure.

You can only withdraw money if you have made at least one deposit, so make sure you shop around all the scratch card sites to make sure you get the one boasting the best first deposit bonus AND best overall promotions, games and offers before you even think about depositing!