I am trying to cash out my winnings for the first time and I am a bit confused by the options. I deposited using my credit card, but now that I want to withdraw, I am not sure if I can send it back to the same card. The list of options is huge and I am worried about picking the wrong one and losing my funds. Is there a specific rule about which method I have to use to get my money?
This is actually a very standard security measure called the "closed loop" policy that almost all licensed casinos follow to prevent money laundering. Basically, they usually require you to withdraw funds using the same method you used to deposit, which is why you should generally see your card there. However, some banks and specific card types (like certain Mastercards) do not accept incoming transfers from gambling operators, which might be why it is missing for you. In that case, you will likely need to verify a bank account or an e-wallet as an alternative destination. Mostbet is really good about this because they provide a huge variety of backup options if your primary method doesn't work for payouts. You should check the official site to see the full list of compatible withdrawal systems and their specific processing times. My advice is to verify an e-wallet like Skrill or use crypto for future transactions because it avoids these banking restrictions entirely and is much faster.
I had never heard of the closed loop policy, but that makes perfect sense why my card might be restricted. I will check the list to find a backup method that works for me. Switching to an e-wallet seems like the smartest move to avoid this headache next time.
