Rocket
Rocket home page as a new visitor from Australia sees it
Where the first visit starts: the Rocket home page before sign-up
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Rocket Casino Review: what happens after you register

I opened a Rocket account from Australia to find out what the first hour actually involves: filling in the sign-up form, getting the ID check done, making a first deposit and seeing where the welcome offer comes in. This Rocket Casino review follows that order, so it doubles as a checklist you can keep open in another tab while you register.

The quick facts first. The cashier starts at A$20, e-wallet and crypto payouts are listed at within 24h, cards take 3 to 5 days, and the lobby holds more than 6,000 games. Rocket is run by Metlait SRL under licence No. 0000064 from the Tobique Gaming Commission.

What I care about on a first visit is friction: how many steps stand between the sign-up button and a withdrawal that actually lands. Below I go through each one in the order a new player meets it.

  • A$20minimum first deposit
  • 24he-wallet and crypto payouts
  • 6,000+games in the lobby
  • 100% up to AU$500 + 50 free spins
  • Then 50% up to AU$1,000 + 100 spins
  • Live chat 24/7
  • Licence No. 0000064
Register at Rocket

18+ only. Set a deposit limit when you open the account and stick to it.

What Is Rocket Casino?

What is Rocket Casino, in plain terms? It is a real-money online casino run by Metlait SRL, with pokies, live dealer games, table games and video poker under one account. The table sums up what I check before I register anywhere: who runs the site, what the cashier takes, how fast money comes back and where to get help if the sign-up stalls.

Rocket logo
Casino / operatorRocket (Metlait SRL)
Online since2020
Games in the lobby6,000+
Game typesPokies, live dealer, table games, video poker
StudiosBGaming, Playson, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Evolution, Playtech
Minimum depositA$20
Average RTP~96%
Cashout speedWithin 24h for e-wallets and crypto, cards 3 to 5 days
BankingVisa, Mastercard, Neosurf, Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Flexepin, crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT)
LicenceTobique Gaming Commission, No. 0000064 (Metlait SRL)
MobileMobile web, plus apps for iOS and Android
Minimum age18+
Where it accepts playersVaries, restricted regions excluded
VIP / loyaltyYes, VIP and loyalty program
SupportEmail, live chat 24/7
Play modeReal money
SportsbookNo
Imogen Treloar
Imogen TreloarCasino reviewer, sign-up and cashier testingOpened, verified and funded her own Rocket account before writing this review.

Most reviews open with the bonus. I open with the sign-up button, because the first hour on a casino site tells me more than any banner. For this review I went through Rocket the way a new Australian player would: create the account, fill in the personal details, sort out verification, make a first deposit and then see how a withdrawal request is handled.

Registration is the easy part. What people underestimate is what follows. A casino that pays out real money has to know who you are, and Rocket is no different: identity checks sit between you and your first payout. My strong advice is to treat verification as the second half of signing up, not as a chore for the day you finally win something. Upload clear documents, make sure the name on the account matches the name on your card or e-wallet, and you remove the most common reason a first cashout stalls.

For the first deposit, the cashier minimum is A$20 across the board. I chose my method by thinking about the way back. The operator lists payouts within 24h for e-wallets and crypto, while cards take 3 to 5 days, so if speed matters, Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity or a coin like Bitcoin or Tether are the ones to look at first. Neosurf and Flexepin vouchers are handy for topping up without a card, but find out what the cashier offers you for withdrawals before you lean on them.

The welcome offer is split across two deposits: 100% up to AU$500 with 50 free spins on the first, then 50% up to AU$1,000 with 100 more on the second. Wagering applies to the bonus money, and I would read the full conditions before opting in, especially if you think you might want to withdraw early. Skipping the bonus on a first deposit is a perfectly sensible choice when the goal is simply to see how the site pays.

The lobby is large, with more than 6,000 titles from studios including BGaming, Playson, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Evolution and Playtech. On a first session I would not try to see it all. Pick a couple of pokies you understand and one live table, and get a feel for how quickly games load and how the balance updates. The operator quotes an average RTP of around 96%, which is a fair benchmark across the catalogue but says nothing about any single night.

Support runs through email and live chat 24/7. I used the chat while my documents were being checked, and that is the moment you learn whether a help desk actually helps. A plain answer to a verification question matters more to a new player than any amount of promotional copy.

On paper, Rocket is operated by Metlait SRL and holds licence No. 0000064 from the Tobique Gaming Commission. That tells you who stands behind the account you open. It does not replace your own homework: read the terms, set a deposit limit on day one and keep the first deposit at a level you are comfortable losing. Regulars also get a VIP and loyalty program, though that is a question for later, not for week one.

My take as a first-time visitor: Rocket is simple to join and upfront about the basics, and everything runs more smoothly once verification is out of the way. Do the paperwork early and the rest of the site stays out of your way.

Pros and Cons

Here is how Rocket shapes up after a first visit, judged on what matters in week one: getting in, getting verified and moving money in both directions. Most of the positives sit in the cashier, and most of the caveats come down to timing and fine print.

Good news for newcomers

  • A low starting point: the cashier minimum is A$20, so a first deposit does not have to be a big commitment while you work out whether the site suits you.
  • E-wallet and crypto payouts are listed at within 24h, which is handy if you want to test a small withdrawal early on.
  • Plenty of named payment options, from Visa and Mastercard to Neosurf, Flexepin, Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether.
  • The welcome offer is spread across two deposits rather than one, which takes some pressure off the first.
  • Live chat runs 24/7, so a verification question that comes up late at night still gets a reply.
  • A lobby of more than 6,000 games, with an average RTP of around 96% quoted by the operator.

Worth knowing before you join

  • Card withdrawals take 3 to 5 days, which feels slow next to the e-wallet and crypto routes.
  • Wagering applies to the welcome bonus, and the headline numbers alone do not show how much play it takes to clear.
  • Neosurf and Flexepin are quick for deposits, but the operator does not publish a payout time for them, so sort out your cash-out route before relying on them.
  • No sportsbook, so anyone keen on a punt on the footy alongside the pokies will need a separate bookmaker.
  • Verification is not optional: leave it until your first win and your first payout waits with it.

Rocket Casino Bonus

Rocket ties its welcome offer to your first two deposits, so the bonus becomes part of the first visit whether you take it or not. I have split it into the four questions new players ask me most: the sign-up deal itself, free credit, codes and spins.

Rocket bonus page with the welcome offer for new players
The welcome offer as Rocket shows it to new accounts
100% up to AU$500 + 50 spins

Rocket Casino Sign Up Bonus

Welcome bonus illustration for the first two deposits

The Rocket Casino welcome bonus is split over two deposits. On the first, Rocket matches 100% up to AU$500 and adds 50 free spins. On the second, you get 50% up to AU$1,000 plus 100 more spins. That is the whole structure, and it pays to read it slowly, because the two halves reward very different deposit sizes.

A 100% match on the first deposit means the bonus equals what you pay in, up to the AU$500 ceiling. The cashier minimum is A$20, but the qualifying amount for the offer is set in the operator's terms, so confirm that figure in the cashier before paying rather than assuming the smallest deposit counts.

The second step is a 50% match up to AU$1,000, and here the maths changes. Reaching the top of that cap means depositing twice the bonus amount, which is far more than most people put in during their first week. My suggestion is to size the second deposit by what you actually want to play with, not by the cap.

Wagering applies to the bonus. The exact multiplier, the time allowed and any rules on game weighting or stake size while the bonus is active are spelt out in the offer terms, and I would read them before accepting, not after a good win when it is too late to change your mind.

You can also say no. If the point of a first visit is to see how Rocket handles a deposit and a withdrawal, playing without a bonus keeps the balance simple: nothing to clear and nothing locked. Whether skipping the first part affects the second is a fair question for live chat before you deposit.

Also check how the account area shows your balances once the deposit lands. Seeing your own cash, bonus funds and remaining spins as separate figures makes it much easier to know what you can withdraw and what is still tied to wagering.

How I would play it: get verified first, then make the first deposit with the offer only if its terms suit the way you play, and keep bonus funds and spin winnings separate from your own money in your head until wagering is finished.

Nothing on the house

Rocket Casino No Deposit Bonus

Illustration for a casino offer without a deposit

I looked for a Rocket Casino no deposit bonus while opening my account and did not find one in the standing offer: every part of the welcome package needs a deposit. Casinos sometimes run short promotions for new or returning players, so free credit could turn up on the promotions page at some point. I would not sign up expecting it, though, and I would be wary of any site that claims to have a secret code for one.

Unlisted on my visit

Rocket Casino Bonus Codes

Illustration of a bonus code box at a casino cashier

When I opened the welcome offer, no separate Rocket Casino promo code was shown alongside it. Codes and claiming steps belong to the operator and can change between promotions, so look at the cashier or the promotions page at the moment you deposit. If a code is listed there, copy it exactly; if nothing is listed and you are unsure, ask live chat before you pay.

50 + 100 spins

Rocket Casino Free Spins

Free spins illustration with pokie reels

The Rocket Casino free spins arrive in two batches as part of the welcome offer: 50 with the first deposit and 100 with the second. The pokie they run on and the value of each spin are set in the offer terms, so check both before you start, and use them before any deadline in those terms runs out. Winnings from free spins normally count as bonus funds with wagering attached, so keep them apart from your cash balance until the conditions are met.

Rocket Casino Games

Rocket game lobby with rows of game icons
A slice of the Rocket game lobby

Rocket Casino games number more than 6,000, sorted into pokies, live dealer tables, table games and video poker. The studios behind them include BGaming, Playson, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Evolution and Playtech, so recent releases and long-running formats share one lobby.

On a first visit the sheer size is the challenge. Rather than scrolling through thousands of thumbnails, decide what kind of game you want before you open the lobby, then narrow it down from there. The operator quotes an average RTP of around 96%, a useful yardstick when comparing titles, though each game carries its own figure, usually shown in its info panel.

My own first session plan was deliberately small: two pokies, one live table, low stakes and a close eye on how the balance moved after each round. Once the account was verified and a withdrawal request had gone in, I widened the search.

Rocket Casino Slots

Rocket Casino slots fill most of the lobby, and they are where the majority of first deposits end up. Here in Australia we call them pokies, and the spread on Rocket runs from light, cheerful themes to darker, busier modern titles from studios such as BGaming, Playson, Nolimit City and Hacksaw Gaming.

For a first session, three things matter more than the theme. The first is volatility: some pokies pay small amounts often, while others go quiet for long stretches and then land something bigger. With a first deposit close to the A$20 minimum, a very swingy game can empty the balance quickly, so start with something steadier while you get used to the site. The second is the return figure. The operator quotes an average RTP of around 96%, and most games show their own number in the info screen, which is quick to check. The third is your stake: set it before you press spin, not after a near miss.

If you took the welcome offer, your free spins run on the pokie named in the offer terms, so use them there first and keep the rest of the lobby for later. Anything they win sits with the bonus balance until wagering is done, which is another reason to play them before your own cash.

The six tiles below cover a spread of themes, from Irish luck and Christmas cheer to Greek myth, fishing, jungle chaos and a Mexican street party. Open the game info on any of them before you commit real money, and stick to the stake you chose. If a pokie feels too fast or too noisy for a first session, switching to something calmer is a sound decision, not a defeat.

Rocket Casino Table Games

Rocket Casino table games are a smaller corner of the lobby, but a calm one for a first session: fixed rules, quick rounds and bets you can follow at a glance.

Rocket Live Casino

The Rocket live casino section puts real dealers on your screen, and of the studios Rocket lists, Evolution and Playtech are the names best known for live tables. On a first visit live games also work as a trust check, because every card and every result happens on camera.

A few lessons from my own first session. Live games need a stable connection, so use Wi-Fi rather than patchy mobile data. Read the table limits before you sit down: the minimum stake at a live table is usually higher than on a pokie, and a first deposit near A$20 does not last long at a busy blackjack table. Welcome free spins are no help here either, since they belong to the pokie named in the offer terms. Decide on a loss limit for the session before you join a table, because live rounds come quickly and it is easy to lose count.

The three tables below give a feel for the mix: a baccarat game, a dice game and a blackjack variant.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Every method in the Rocket cashier starts from the same A$20 minimum, so for a first deposit the real decision is how you want the money to come back. E-wallets and crypto are listed at within 24h for payouts, while Visa and Mastercard withdrawals take 3 to 5 days.

Vouchers such as Neosurf and Flexepin are a tidy way to make a first deposit without typing in card details, but the operator does not publish a payout time for them, so set up an e-wallet or a crypto wallet for the way out. Whatever you pick, use an account in your own name: a mismatch between the payment method and your profile is one of the quickest ways to slow verification down.

  • VisaVisaFamiliar for a first deposit; card payouts are the slowest route listed.
  • MastercardMastercardSame timing as Visa; a card in your own name keeps verification simple.
  • NeosurfNeosurfPrepaid voucher for deposits; check the cashier for a payout route first.
  • FlexepinFlexepinVoucher option that keeps card details out of the first deposit.
  • SkrillSkrillE-wallet, among the quickest routes back for winnings.
  • NetellerNetellerE-wallet; keep the account name identical to your casino profile.
  • MiFinityMiFinityE-wallet that keeps bank details off the casino side.
  • BitcoinBitcoinCopy the deposit address from the cashier every time.
  • EthereumEthereumNetwork fees are paid on top, so check them before sending.
  • LitecoinLitecoinOften chosen for small transfers because network fees tend to be low.
  • TetherTetherUSDT stablecoin, useful if you want to avoid price swings mid-withdrawal.

How to Deposit at Rocket Casino?

This is the route my own first top-up took, and it doubles as the answer to how to deposit at Rocket Casino without tripping over the small stuff. The minimum is A$20 whichever method you use, and it is worth starting verification before the money goes in, not after.

  1. Sign in and open the cashier

    Log in with the details you registered with and go to the deposit section of the cashier. The payment methods available to your account are listed there.

  2. Choose a method with the payout in mind

    Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity and crypto are listed at within 24h for withdrawals, cards at 3 to 5 days. Vouchers top up quickly but have no published payout time.

  3. Decide on the welcome offer

    If you want the first part of the welcome offer, follow the cashier's instructions to claim it before you pay. If you would rather play without wagering, leave it out.

  4. Enter an amount you are comfortable with

    Type in at least A$20. On my first visit I stayed close to the minimum until I had seen how a withdrawal request was handled.

  5. Confirm and check the balance

    Approve the payment in your card app, e-wallet or crypto wallet, then check that the balance, and any bonus, shows correctly before you open a game.

How to Withdraw from Rocket Casino?

Learn how to withdraw from Rocket Casino while your balance is still small, and the first real cashout will feel routine rather than stressful. On a first visit, the order below matters more than speed.

  1. Finish verification

    Upload the documents the site asks for soon after registering, so your first request is not held up.

  2. Request the payout

    In the cashier, switch to withdrawals, select where the money should go and type the sum you want back.

  3. Pick a fast route

    E-wallets and crypto are listed at within 24h, while Visa and Mastercard take 3 to 5 days.

How Long Does Rocket Casino Take to Pay Out?

How long does Rocket Casino take to pay out after a first request? The operator lists within 24h for e-wallets and crypto, and 3 to 5 days for Visa and Mastercard. On a first withdrawal the bigger variable is usually verification, so send your documents as soon as you register and the listed times have a far better chance of holding.

Rocket Casino App

Rocket mobile site open on a phone screen
Rocket in a phone browser, the quickest way in on a first visit

The Rocket Casino app question comes up a lot, so here is what the operator lists: a mobile site that runs in your phone's browser, plus apps for iOS and Android. I ran my first-visit test on the mobile web version, because that is what anyone can open straight away without extra steps.

Signing up on a phone covers the same ground as on a computer. Have your details ready before you start, because hopping between screens to find a postcode or a card number is where typos creep in, and a typo in your name or date of birth comes back to bite you at verification.

Verification is actually easier on a phone. When the site asks for documents, you can usually photograph your driver's licence or passport directly instead of scanning it. Shoot in good light, keep all four corners in the frame and make sure nothing is cropped or blurred; a sharp upload is the simplest way to avoid having a check sent back.

For the first deposit on mobile, e-wallets and crypto feel the most natural: approving a payment in a wallet app or sending coins from a phone wallet takes a few taps. Cards work as well, with the same A$20 minimum as everywhere else in the cashier.

The games are where a small screen shows its limits. Pokies adapt well to portrait mode, while live dealer tables are easier to follow in landscape, and on a patchy connection it makes sense to stick to pokies and leave live tables for Wi-Fi.

One more phone habit worth building on day one: set your deposit limit in the account settings while you are already there, rather than promising yourself you will do it later on the laptop.

If you would rather use an app than the browser, take the link from the official Rocket site rather than from a search ad or a forum post, so you know you are getting the genuine product. Either way you log in with the same account, so your balance, bonus status and verification come with you.

Rocket Casino Login

Rocket log-in form for returning players
Signing back in after the first registration

Your Rocket Casino login uses the details you chose at registration, normally your email address and a password. After sign-up this is the screen you will see most often, so it is worth setting it up properly from the start.

Use a password you do not use anywhere else and keep it in a password manager rather than a note on your phone. If your account settings offer extra security options, switch them on during the first visit, while you are already thinking about it.

When a login fails, check the obvious things first: caps lock, an old saved password in the browser, or a typo in the email address. A forgotten password is normally reset through a link sent to your registered email, so register with an inbox you actually check.

One thing not to do: open a second account because you are locked out of the first. Casinos treat duplicate accounts as a breach of their terms, and it can cost you winnings. Contact live chat, which is available 24/7, and sort out access to the account you already have.

Logging in from a new phone, or while travelling, can also trigger an extra security check. That is normal, and it is one more reason to have verification finished early rather than at the moment you want to withdraw.

How to Register at Rocket Casino?

Rocket sign-up form
Registration at Rocket

How to register at Rocket Casino in four quick steps:

  1. Open the form

    Tap sign-up on the home page.

  2. Add your details

    Use your real name, birth date and address.

  3. Set a limit

    Choose a deposit cap before paying.

  4. Verify early

    Upload ID before you need a withdrawal.

Rocket Casino Customer Support

Rocket support options with live chat and email
Live chat and email, the two ways to reach Rocket

If you are working out how to contact Rocket Casino customer service, there are two routes: live chat, which runs 24/7, and email. On a first visit, live chat is the one to use. Questions about which documents verification needs, a deposit that has not appeared or how the welcome offer is credited can all be handled in one conversation. Have your username and the time of the deposit or upload ready before you start typing.

Email suits anything that needs attachments or a written record, such as a document query or a disagreement over a payout. Write from the address registered on your account, mention your username, and keep each message to a single issue so it reaches the right person without a round of follow-up questions.

Security and License

Before I put money into any casino I check who runs it, which licence it holds and how it handles accounts. Here is what I found for Rocket.

Is Rocket Casino Legit?

Is Rocket Casino legit? On the facts it publishes, yes. The site is run by Metlait SRL and holds licence No. 0000064 from the Tobique Gaming Commission, which gives you a named company and a licensing body behind the account you open.

The other half of legitimacy is how a site treats new players: clear terms, identity checks before payouts and a cashier that states its timings. Rocket meets those basics on my first visit. The minimum deposit is published at A$20, payout times are listed by method, and support is available 24/7. I would still read the terms before depositing, particularly the sections on bonuses, verification and withdrawals, because that is where most first-week surprises come from.

Is Rocket Casino Safe?

Is Rocket Casino safe for a first deposit? The basics are in place: an 18+ age requirement, identity verification and familiar payment brands such as Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Neteller. Your part is a strong password, a deposit limit and uploading documents only through the site itself.

Is Rocket a Crypto Casino?

Is Rocket a crypto casino? Partly. It accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether next to cards, vouchers and e-wallets, and crypto payouts are listed at within 24h. Think of it as a mixed cashier rather than a crypto-only site.

Responsible Gambling

Where is Rocket Casino legal? Availability varies, and the operator excludes restricted regions in its terms, so read those and check the rules that apply where you live before registering. If you go ahead, play only at 18+, set a deposit limit on day one and take regular breaks. Should play start to feel like a chore or a worry, talk to Gambling Help Online, which is free and confidential.

Summary

8.3First-visit score

This Rocket Casino review set out to answer one question: what happens after you press the sign-up button? The answer is reassuringly ordinary. Registration is quick, the cashier starts at A$20, and the payment list covers cards, vouchers, e-wallets and four cryptocurrencies, so most Australians will find a familiar way to make a first deposit.

The part that decides how your first week feels is verification. Rocket checks identity before payouts, as any real-money casino should, and players who upload documents early get the full benefit of the listed payout times: within 24h for e-wallets and crypto, 3 to 5 days for cards. Leave it until your first win and you will be waiting on paperwork instead of money.

The welcome offer, 100% up to AU$500 with 50 free spins and then 50% up to AU$1,000 with 100 more, is generous in shape, but wagering applies and the details live in the terms. Read them before opting in, or play your first deposit without a bonus if you mainly want to see how the site pays.

With more than 6,000 games, live chat around the clock and a licence from the Tobique Gaming Commission held by Metlait SRL, Rocket is an easy recommendation for a careful first-timer. Verify early, start small and treat the bonus as optional.

Open a Rocket account
  • Sign-upQuick, standard details
  • VerificationBest done before the first payout
  • First depositFrom A$20
  • Welcome offer100% up to AU$500 + 50 free spins
  • Fastest payoutsE-wallets and crypto, within 24h
  • SupportLive chat 24/7 and email

Rocket Casino Reviews

If you searched for Rocket Casino reviews from customers, note that the cards below are not customer reviews but editorial player profiles. After taking Rocket from sign-up through verification to a first withdrawal request, we assessed how the site suits different kinds of new players. Each card shows our rating for that type of player, not the words of a real customer.

First-time online casino player08.2026★★★★☆

Registration is straightforward and the A$20 minimum keeps the first deposit small. The habit to learn early is verification: send documents straight after signing up, and use live chat whenever a step is unclear, day or night.

Voucher user topping up with Neosurf or Flexepin08.2026★★★★☆

Depositing without a card is simple with either voucher. The operator does not publish a payout time for vouchers, so set up an e-wallet or a crypto wallet for withdrawals before the first session rather than after a win.

Crypto holder cashing out small wins09.2026★★★★★

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether are all accepted, and crypto payouts are listed at within 24h. Copy the address and network from the cashier for every transfer; on a first withdrawal, unfinished verification causes more delay than the blockchain does.

Pokies fan weighing up the welcome offer09.2026★★★☆☆

The two-part welcome offer and its free spins look good on paper, but wagering applies and the detail sits in the terms. Read them before opting in, or play the first deposit without a bonus to keep withdrawals simple.

Live dealer player on a phone10.2026★★★★☆

Evolution and Playtech are among the listed studios, and the mobile site handles a first live session without fuss on Wi-Fi. Keep table limits in mind with a small first deposit, and expect card withdrawals to take 3 to 5 days.

First-visit questions about Rocket

Is Rocket the best online casino?

No casino is the best for everyone. Rocket is a strong choice if you want a low A$20 first deposit, e-wallet and crypto payouts within 24h and a big pokies lobby. Compare its welcome terms with other sites before you choose.

Is Rocket Casino real money?

Yes. Rocket is a real-money casino: you deposit from A$20 by card, voucher, e-wallet or crypto, play pokies, table games, video poker and live dealer games with that balance, and withdraw winnings once your account is verified.

Does Rocket Casino pay real money?

It does. Withdrawals go back through the cashier, with e-wallets and crypto listed at within 24h and Visa or Mastercard at 3 to 5 days. Finish verification first, because an unverified account is the usual reason a first payout waits.

How does Rocket Casino work?

You register, confirm your details, verify your identity and make a first deposit from A$20, choosing whether to take the welcome offer. Games run in the browser or the apps, and winnings are withdrawn through the same cashier.

Who owns Rocket Casino?

Rocket is operated by Metlait SRL. The company holds licence No. 0000064 issued by the Tobique Gaming Commission, so it is the business responsible for your account, the site's terms and any dispute over payments.

Where is Rocket Casino legal in Australia?

Availability varies, and the operator excludes restricted regions in its terms. Read those terms and check the rules that apply where you live before you register, and remember the site is open to players aged 18+ only.

Does Rocket Casino accept Bitcoin?

Yes. Bitcoin is accepted alongside Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether, with the same A$20 minimum as other methods, and crypto withdrawals are listed at within 24h. Copy the wallet address and network straight from the cashier every time.