Before you can take money out at AmonBet, the cashier asks you to verify your identity, and the withdrawal is processed only once that check is complete. The welcome package carries a 45x wagering requirement and a €20 minimum deposit, so the balance you build from a bonus is bonus funds until you have cleared those terms, not cash you can withdraw straight away.

The site offers a page about the brand at gibltd.co.uk alongside its own cashier, and the operator publishes no information about its licence or the company behind it. That absence matters most at the withdrawal stage, when you want to know who is holding your money.

Key facts on cashouts and identity checks

  • Minimum deposit: €20, the threshold that applies before any bonus or cashout activity.
  • Welcome package: up to €3000 plus 300 free spins across three deposits, with a 45x wagering requirement.
  • Payment methods: bank transfer, Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether.
  • Licence and operator: no public information available on either.
  • Processing time: the operator states no figure for how long a withdrawal takes.

What the cashier and bonus terms tell you

AmonBet runs a crypto-friendly cashier. Eight methods are listed, and five of them are digital currencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether. Card payments through Visa and Mastercard and ordinary bank transfers sit alongside them. For a player who already holds crypto, that range is the practical strength of the cashier, and it is the part of the setup we would look at first.

The welcome package is where most withdrawal questions start. Up to €3000 and 300 free spins arrive across three deposits, all tied to a 45x wagering requirement. Bonus funds stay bonus funds until that requirement is met, so a withdrawal request made while a bonus is active can be refused or the bonus removed. Whether you wager the bonus alone or the deposit plus the bonus is set out in the bonus terms, and that distinction changes the total you have to play through.

Verification happens because the operator has to confirm that the person withdrawing is the person who deposited. AmonBet asks for documents case by case, and it names no specific list of ID or proof of address. Expect the request at the cashier or by email, and send clear, current copies rather than screenshots.

No processing time is published. The operator gives no figure for how long a withdrawal takes, and no pending period is stated either. A request can sit while documents are reviewed, and crypto and card withdrawals may follow different routes once approved. Ask customer support for the current timeframe before you request a cashout, and keep the reply.

Where withdrawals go wrong and how to avoid delays

Most delays come from the conditions themselves rather than from the cashier.

  • Withdrawing with an active bonus. The 45x requirement applies first; check your progress in the bonus section before you request a cashout.
  • Depositing less than €20. The minimum applies, and a smaller deposit will not trigger the welcome package.
  • Sending documents that do not match your registered details. Use the name and address on your account, and ask support which documents they need for your case.
  • Assuming a timeframe. No processing time is published, so a request that seems slow may simply be inside a window the operator never stated.
  • Using a payment method in someone else’s name. Withdrawals normally return to the method you deposited with, so keep the account in your own name.

One consequence worth planning for: with a 45x requirement on a €100 bonus, you would need €4,500 in wagers before that bonus money turns into withdrawable cash. That is a hypothetical deposit we chose, and the bonus terms decide whether the deposit counts towards it.

Gambling is for adults only (18+). If betting stops being fun, free and confidential support services in the UK can help, and you can find them through a general search. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and treat a bonus as no reason to deposit more than you planned.

A worked example of clearing the welcome bonus

Take a hypothetical first deposit of €100, which we chose for the sum. If the welcome offer adds a 100% bonus, you receive €100 in bonus funds on top. At 45x, the wagering requirement on that €100 bonus comes to €4,500. If the terms require deposit plus bonus to be wagered, the base becomes €200 and the total rises to €9,000. Both figures are hypothetical and depend on the bonus terms for your deposit.

Compare that with a €20 deposit, the minimum. A 100% match gives €20 in bonus funds, and 45x on the bonus alone comes to €900 in wagers. On deposit plus bonus, it is €1,800. The smaller the deposit, the smaller the playthrough, which is why the minimum is a sensible starting point if you want to see how the bonus behaves before committing more.

Who the withdrawal setup suits and who it does not

It suits:

  • Players who hold Bitcoin or another listed coin and want to deposit and withdraw in it.
  • Anyone willing to complete verification early, before the first cashout request.
  • Players who read the bonus terms and check their wagering progress before withdrawing.

It does not suit:

  • Players who want a published withdrawal timeframe before they deposit.
  • Anyone who prefers a named operator and a stated licence before handing over documents.
  • Players who want a wide choice of payment methods beyond cards, bank transfer and crypto.

Check the licence position, then request your first cashout

AmonBet publishes no licence information and no operator details. No licence from the United Kingdom is named either. That is the plain position, and it is the first thing to weigh before you deposit, because verification means sending identity documents to a business whose ownership is not disclosed.

What you can do before depositing: open the cashier and note which methods are offered for your country, read the bonus terms for the wagering base, and ask customer support in writing for the current withdrawal timeframe and the documents they will request. Keep those replies. If the answers are vague, that tells you something about the cashout stage.

Our verdict for this angle: the crypto cashier is a real strength and the payment list is workable, but the missing processing time and the missing licence and operator details are the two facts that would make us cautious about leaving a large balance on the site. The limited selection of payment methods is the other point to weigh, since cards, bank transfer and crypto leave out e-wallets entirely.

This text draws on what the operator states about its bonuses, payments and games, together with the pros and cons summary published alongside it; we made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves, and where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply. Last updated in November 2026.