Grand Ivy Casino pays out to debit cards and Apple Pay with no fee and an unlimited maximum withdrawal. Requests sit pending for 24-48 hours before funds move.
| Withdrawal method | Debit cards, Apple Pay |
|---|---|
| Request processing (pending) | 24-48 hours |
| Funds received | E-wallets about 24 hours; cards 3-5 days |
| Minimum withdrawal | £20 |
| Maximum withdrawal | Unlimited |
| Fee | None |
| KYC before payout | Required before first withdrawal |
| Weekend payouts | Weekends may add delays |
Players who withdraw larger sums by card or Apple Pay and can wait several days for funds.
Grand Ivy Casino lists a pending period of 24-48 hours for each withdrawal request. After that, the published timing for funds received is about 24 hours for e-wallets and 3-5 days for cards. A card payout can therefore take most of a week from request to bank.
The minimum withdrawal is £20, and the maximum is listed as unlimited. No fee applies to withdrawals. Small balances below the minimum stay in the account until they reach £20.
Identity checks are required before the first withdrawal, so sending documents early avoids a hold on that first payout. The casino also notes that weekends may add delays, which matters for requests made late in the week.
Before you deposit
Grand Ivy lists debit cards and Apple Pay as withdrawal methods. Every request goes through a pending stage before the payment is sent.
Grand Ivy's terms give a pending window of 24-48 hours. How long the money then takes to arrive depends on the method: e-wallets about 24 hours, cards 3-5 days.
Add the pending window to the transfer time to get a realistic total for each route. Card payouts take the longest.
Choose a debit card or Apple Pay from the withdrawal options in the cashier.
Request at least £20, which is the minimum withdrawal Grand Ivy sets for a payout.
The request stays pending for 24-48 hours while the casino reviews it.
Cards take 3-5 days to arrive, while e-wallets take about 24 hours.
Grand Ivy notes that weekends may add delays, so a request made close to a weekend can take longer.
| Casino | Request processing (pending) |
|---|---|
 Coral Casino | A couple of hours (Fast Funds) |
 Midnite Casino | Up to 72 hours |
 Paddy Power Games | |
 MrQ Casino | Within 60 seconds (MrQ Withdrawal Guarantee, eligible transactions) |
 All British Casino | |
 32Red Casino | Pending for at least 24 hours |
 Pub Casino | Usually same day |
| Grand Ivy Casino | 24-48 hours |
Grand Ivy requires KYC before the first withdrawal. Sending documents early stops this check from adding to the wait once a payout is requested.
Casinos serving players under UK Gambling Commission rules commonly run know your customer checks. The casino confirms who holds the account and that the payment method belongs to that person.
If the check is still open when a withdrawal is requested, the pending stage can run longer. The list below covers documents UK casinos commonly ask for. The casino's own request decides the final list.
| Casino | KYC before payout |
|---|---|
| Coral Casino | Required before withdrawal |
| Midnite Casino | Required |
| Paddy Power Games | Yes |
| MrQ Casino | Documents may be requested; withdrawals can be restricted until checks are complete |
| All British Casino | Required |
| 32Red Casino | Yes |
| Pub Casino | Required before first withdrawal |
| Grand Ivy Casino | Required before first withdrawal |
Grand Ivy sets a £20 minimum withdrawal, an unlimited maximum and no fee. These terms affect how best to cash out a balance.
Because the maximum is unlimited, a payout does not need to be split. Each request still goes through the 24-48 hour pending stage, so putting winnings into one request avoids repeating that wait.
UK casinos often check large sums. Finishing KYC before a big request lets it go through without extra steps.
A balance under £20 cannot be withdrawn and stays in the account until it reaches the minimum.
With the maximum listed as unlimited, a large win can be requested in a single withdrawal.
The fee is listed as none, so the casino sends the full amount requested.
The casino says weekend processing can be slower, so a Friday request may reach the bank after the usual time.
| Casino | Fee |
|---|---|
| Coral Casino | None |
| Midnite Casino | None |
| Paddy Power Games | None |
| MrQ Casino | None |
| All British Casino | |
| 32Red Casino | None |
| Pub Casino | None (5% on unplayed deposits) |
| Grand Ivy Casino | None |
Terms are taken from the sources below and checked on the date shown.
Grand Ivy Casino processes withdrawal requests within 24-48 hours. After that, e-wallet payouts arrive in about 24 hours, and card payouts take 3-5 days.
The minimum withdrawal is £20. Grand Ivy Casino lists the maximum withdrawal as unlimited.
No. Grand Ivy Casino lists no fee on withdrawals, so the amount you request is the amount the casino sends.
Yes. Grand Ivy Casino requires identity checks before your first withdrawal. If you send your documents soon after registering, your first payout is less likely to be held up.
Grand Ivy Casino offers withdrawals to debit cards and Apple Pay. Weekends may add delays, so a request made late in the week can take longer to arrive.
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