If it's the first time you're withdrawing or you're using a new withdrawal method, you'll need to verify your identity by two-factor authentication via your registered email address. Don’t forget to check and see if you'll need an initial deposit—most withdrawal methods require one.
A Things That Might Come Up While You’re Cashing Out
- Not every deposit method accepts withdrawals. If you end up needing an alternative, we'll help guide you through it, but DraftKings can't add withdrawal methods on your behalf.
- All withdrawals are subject to bank processing times, which can be delayed due to weekends and holidays.
- Don’t sweat replacement cards—as long as they're for the same bank account, it won't mess with your withdrawals.
- Wire transfers are processed Monday through Friday during banking hours. Any transfers submitted after hours will be processed the next banking business day.
- Check withdrawals have to be sent to the verified name and address on your account, which can't be a P.O. Box. Got another question on withdrawing via check? We've got you covered: Learn more about withdrawing via check.
Withdrawal request submitted. Now what?
You’ll receive three separate confirmation emails:
- The first confirms that your withdrawal request was placed
- The second email informs you that the withdrawal was processed and funds are being prepared.
- The third email confirms the withdrawal is complete and when to expect your funds
Once you’ve gotten all three emails, your funds are on the way! How long will you have to wait? Check out this list of estimated time frames.
Check the status of your withdrawal on the withdrawal tracker.