How to Withdraw from Deriv — 6 Steps
1
Complete KYC verification (ID + proof of address)
2
Log into Deriv → Cashier → Withdrawal
3
Choose the same method you deposited with
4
Enter the withdrawal amount
5
Confirm via email verification link
6
Receive funds (usually within 24 hours)
Withdrawal Processing Times
💳 E-Wallets
Same day (1–24h)
Skrill, Neteller, Perfect Money
₿ Crypto
~30–60 minutes
BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC
🏦 Bank Transfer
1–5 business days
Local & international wires
📱 Mobile Money
1–24 hours
M-Pesa, MTN, Airtel
Common Withdrawal Issues & Fixes
⚠️ Withdrawal pending for over 24 hours
✅ Fix: Check if your KYC is fully verified. Pending document verification will hold all withdrawals.
⚠️ Can't withdraw to a different method
✅ Fix: Deriv's AML policy requires you to withdraw to the same method you deposited with first. Contact support if you no longer have access to that method.
⚠️ Withdrawal rejected
✅ Fix: Common reason: insufficient account verification. Ensure your ID and address documents are fully approved.
⚠️ Amount not matching
✅ Fix: Check for minimum withdrawal amounts ($5) and ensure your account balance is sufficient after any open positions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Deriv withdrawal take?
Deriv processes most withdrawal requests within 1–24 hours. E-wallets like Skrill and Neteller are usually the fastest (same day). Bank transfers take 1–5 business days depending on your country.
Does Deriv charge withdrawal fees?
No. Deriv charges zero withdrawal fees. Your payment provider may charge their own transfer fees. For crypto, you pay only the blockchain network fee.
Why is my Deriv withdrawal taking long?
Common reasons for delayed withdrawals include: pending KYC verification, withdrawal amount not matching the deposit method (Deriv's AML policy), or bank processing times. Contact Deriv live chat if your withdrawal is delayed beyond the stated processing time.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount on Deriv?
The minimum withdrawal on Deriv is $5 (or equivalent in local currency). This applies to most payment methods.