Funding your account and cashing out both follow clear rules. Deposits arrive quickly through two confirmed methods, while withdrawals depend on finishing an identity check first. This page walks through both directions of the payment process, plus the fee that can apply to an account left untouched for a long time.

Payment Methods We Can Confirm

Two deposit methods come with a documented processing time, and we treat those as the reliable baseline for planning a payment. Other options sometimes appear in general site copy, but only these two carry a confirmed timeframe.

KYC stands for Know Your Customer, the identity check we run before releasing any withdrawal. Both methods share the same short deposit window, so your choice mostly comes down to personal preference. See our KYC guide for the full verification process.

Making a Deposit

Adding funds follows the same short routine regardless of which method you pick:

1. Log into your account and open the payments page.
2. Choose bank card or cryptocurrency as your method.
3. Enter the amount you want to add.
4. Confirm the transaction through your card provider or your crypto wallet.
5. Allow around 10 minutes for the balance to update.

Exact minimum and maximum deposit amounts appear once you are logged into your own account's payments page, and they can shift depending on the method you select there.

Getting Your Withdrawal Approved

Withdrawals carry one firm condition: identity verification has to be finished first. A request submitted before that point simply waits rather than processing.

• Complete KYC before you send your first withdrawal request.
• Funds return through the same channel used for the deposit, card to card or wallet to wallet.
• Moving money to a different method than the one you deposited with is not part of how withdrawals work on our platform.

This same-method approach exists for security. It keeps money flowing between accounts and payment instruments that genuinely belong to you.

Verify Early, Withdraw Faster

Completing identity checks right after you register, rather than waiting until you want to cash out, removes the biggest delay from your first withdrawal. Documents reviewed in advance mean nothing is left pending when you actually request a payout.

Fees on Inactive Accounts

An account with no activity for 12 straight months is treated as inactive. From that point, a monthly account-management fee can begin 30 days later. This only applies when the account still holds a positive balance; an account sitting at zero draws no fee at all.

Logging in occasionally, even without depositing, keeps an account active and avoids this entirely. Players planning a long break can also withdraw their balance first, once verification is already complete.

Good Habits Around Deposits and Withdrawals

A few small practices keep your payment history simple to follow and reduce the chance of delays.

• Stick with one method for a given direction when you can, so your history stays easy to trace.
• Finish verification well before you plan to withdraw, not on the day you need the funds.
• Check your own account's payments page for the current limits before sending a large deposit.

Following these habits keeps both deposits and withdrawals predictable, without surprises at either end of a transaction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which payment methods does 1King confirm?

Bank card (Visa/Mastercard) and cryptocurrency, both taking around 10 minutes to reach your balance.

Why do I need to verify my identity before withdrawing?

KYC confirms the account belongs to you, and it has to be complete before any withdrawal request is released.

Can I withdraw to a different card or wallet?

No. Funds always return through the same method used for the original deposit.

Does an inactive account always get charged a fee?

Only if it carries a positive balance after 12 months of no activity, with the fee starting 30 days after that mark.

Where do I find my personal deposit and withdrawal limits?

Your account's payments page shows the current limits once you are logged in, and they can vary by method.