Crypto routes have no maximum, while CAD runs between $5 and $3,000 per transaction. Network fees change with blockchain traffic, and the cashier shows the live figure before you confirm. The withdrawal time at Stake for coins depends on the chain once the payout is approved, and Interac days count only Monday to Friday.
Stake Withdrawal Time by Method
| Method | Minimum withdrawal | Maximum withdrawal | Time | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | 0.00002504 BTC | No maximum | Minutes once approved | Network fee, around 0.00001571 BTC |
| Ethereum (ETH) | 0.0006261 ETH | No maximum | Minutes once approved | Network fee, around 0.00067447 ETH |
| Tether (USDT) | 2.50 USDT on ERC-20 | No maximum | Minutes once approved | 1 USDT on ERC-20 |
| Litecoin (LTC) | 0.01857329 LTC | No maximum | Minutes once approved | Network fee, around 0.000138 LTC |
| CAD, Interac e-Transfer (bank transfer in the cashier) | $5 | $3,000 per transaction | Up to 3 business days | Shown in the cashier before you confirm |
| CAD, Visa / Mastercard | $5 | $3,000 per transaction | 3 business days at most | Listed before you pay out |
How to Withdraw on Stake
The route you deposited with decides how you withdraw on Stake: coins go back to a wallet address, and CAD goes back by Interac or to the card you paid with. A coin payout needs the destination address on the exact network shown, such as ERC-20 for USDT. These 6 steps cover both routes:
- Open Wallet at the top of the page and choose the Withdraw tab.
- Choose the currency, either CAD or the coin you deposited.
- For crypto, paste your wallet address and pick the same network your wallet receives on; for CAD, confirm the route you paid in with.
- Enter an amount above the minimum for that route.
- Confirm the request with your two-factor authentication code.
- Track it in your transaction history, and for CAD open the email from Payper Inc., choose your bank and enter the Secret Answer sent in a second email.
Verify Before Your First Withdrawal
Your first payout waits until KYC Level 2 is approved.
It needs one document: a passport, or a national ID card or driver’s licence photographed on both sides. Upload it right after sign-up and the review, which usually takes under an hour, is done long before you want the money. A CAD payout also needs a confirmed email address, because the Interac instructions from Payper, the payment provider, arrive by email. Larger payouts can also trigger a request for Level 3, a proof of address dated within the last 6 months that matches the address on your account.
Stake Withdrawal Limit and Payout Rules
The local currency withdrawal limits at Stake for CAD are $5 to $3,000 per transaction, for Interac and card payouts alike. Crypto payouts have no maximum, though larger amounts can be held for a manual review by the payments team before they reach the blockchain, which adds to the withdrawal time at Stake.
A $200 CAD deposit, for example, needs $200 of bets before a fiat payout, and a balance funded with $100 by Interac and $50 in Bitcoin can come back split across both routes. Three rules decide whether money can leave and by which route, and each one is easier to meet at deposit time than at cash-out time, and money you want to keep aside can sit in the Vault, outside the playable balance, until you withdraw it:
- Closed-loop: under section 8.3 of the terms, money goes back out by the method it came in, and deposits made by several methods can be split across them on the way out;
- CAD play-through: a CAD deposit has to be wagered once, 100% of the amount, before a fiat withdrawal, while coin deposits skip that step;
- Bonus funds: winnings from the welcome match can be withdrawn only after the 40x wagering on deposit plus bonus is complete within 30 days.
Why Is My Stake Withdrawal Delayed?
Most late payouts have one of six causes, and each has a clear next step. Support needs the transaction ID and the time of your request, so note both before you open live chat:
- Verification pending: the request waits until KYC Level 2 is approved, so look at the verification status in your account;
- Rules not met: an unplayed CAD deposit or unfinished bonus wagering blocks a fiat payout until it is complete;
- Bank processing: CAD payouts take up to 3 business days, not counting weekends or public holidays, and “pending” means the payment provider is still working on it, so contact support if it stays pending after that;
- Large crypto amount: a manual review comes first, then the blockchain sets the pace;
- Crypto network: a congested chain slows the payout, while a wrong network or a missing memo/tag can lose the coins entirely;
- For a Stake eTransfer you did not receive: open the email from Payper Inc., pick your bank, enter the Secret Answer from the second email and look in spam if either message is missing; keep both emails until the money lands, since the Secret Answer is what releases the transfer.