Paddy Power withdrawal times: when should your money arrive?

Paddy Power withdrawals to all Visa cards and participating Mastercard cards should reach your bank account within 1-4 hours. Standard card withdrawals should arrive within 2-5 working days from the date of the request. These are arrival windows.

Match your withdrawal to its method before deciding whether it is late:

• All Visa cards and participating Mastercard cards: the money should be in your bank account within 1-4 hours.
• Standard card withdrawals: the money should be in your bank within 2-5 working days from the date of the request.
• Pay by Bank: Paddy Power identifies this as its quickest withdrawal method.

Processing means handling your withdrawal request; arrival means the money has reached your account. Do not treat an arrival window as a processing allowance and then add another bank allowance to it.

• Mastercard participation limits the faster card window: do not assume every Mastercard qualifies for it. Check which withdrawal route applies to your request before using that window to judge a delay.

Paddy Power has 9 withdrawal methods, including Visa & Mastercard debit cards, Skrill and Rapid Transfer. Customers in Great Britain hold their balance in GBP, so use that currency when checking your balance against the amount you intend to withdraw.

The choice of methods gives you alternatives. When planning a withdrawal, identify your method first rather than applying the quickest card window to a different route.

If your withdrawal has passed the applicable arrival window, contact support to ask about its status. Paddy Power offers live chat for registered users and X, with support available 24/7 in English.

Round-the-clock English support is convenient if you need to chase a request outside normal working hours, although live chat is a route for registered users. Choose your channel using the Paddy Power contact guide.