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# Withdrawals

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<summary>How do I make a withdrawal?</summary>

To make a withdrawal: sign into [bag.win](https://bag.win/), click **Balances**, then click **Withdraw** next to the currency you want to withdraw.[<br>](https://docs.decentral.games/help/faq/deposits)

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<summary>What currencies or networks can I withdraw to?</summary>

See [Deposits and Withdrawals](/platform/deposits-and-withdrawals.md) for a full list of supported currencies and networks.

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<summary>Are there withdrawal fees?</summary>

See [Deposits and Withdrawals](/platform/deposits-and-withdrawals.md) for a list of current withdrawal fees.

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<summary>Do I need to KYC to withdraw?</summary>

You can withdraw up to €1,000 with a 1 business day processing time without KYC.

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<summary>How long do withdrawals take?</summary>

Without KYC, withdrawals take 1 business day to process.

Withdrawals are instant for KYC-verified users. However, there are some instances where the network may be congested and your deposit may take some time to process.

If you have any issues with deposits, you can contact our 24/7 support team in [Discord](https://discord.gg/bagwin) or by clicking the icon in the lower right corner on [bag.win](https://bag.win).

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<summary>Where can I see my withdrawal history?</summary>

To see your withdrawal history: sign into [bag.win](https://bag.win) and click **Balances**.

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