Lysti supports bank transfers, VISA and MasterCard debit and credit cards, cryptocurrency deposits, and a range of e-wallet services for both funding an account and requesting a payout. Minimum amounts sit at €20 in either direction, and daily withdrawal caps are set at €10,000 or the equivalent in other supported currencies. Processing times run up to five banking days for some methods, and the operator reserves the right to charge service fees on withdrawals.
What it costs you
The operator may charge a service fee when a withdrawal is requested. If a player asks for a payout but the total of bets placed since the last deposit falls short of 1× that deposit amount, the operator reserves the right to recover the transaction-processing costs for both the deposit and the withdrawal itself.
Deposits must be wagered at least once before money can be taken out. Accounts that remain inactive—no gameplay, no transactions, no valid withdrawals or deposits—for twelve months are classed as dormant, and an administrative fee of up to €10 per month (or the currency equivalent) is deducted from the balance thereafter.
The operator does not publish a withdrawal fee schedule beyond the statement that service fees may apply. The exact charge depends on the method chosen and the player's activity since the last deposit.
How long it takes
Withdrawals via certain payment options take up to five banking days to process. The operator states this window without breaking it down by method, so the actual time depends on which route the money takes—bank transfers generally run slower than e-wallets, and card payouts sit somewhere between the two.
Identity verification before a first withdrawal adds to the overall wait. The operator aims to review documents within 48 hours of submission, after which any pending payouts are released and processed. If documents are not provided within two weeks of a withdrawal request, the request is cancelled and the account is disabled.
Weekends and bank holidays extend processing times wherever the route involves a traditional banking network. Cryptocurrency withdrawals bypass that constraint but still depend on blockchain congestion and network confirmation times, neither of which the operator controls.
The methods that actually clear
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bank transfer | Yes | Yes | €20 |
| VISA / MasterCard | Yes | Yes | €20 |
| Cryptocurrency | Yes | Yes | €20 |
| E-Wallet services | Yes | Yes | €20 |
The operator lists these categories without naming individual e-wallet brands or specific cryptocurrencies. Whichever service is used, the minimum in either direction remains €20 or the equivalent in other supported currencies.
If cryptocurrency funds are sent to an incorrect network address—for instance, BTC sent to a BCH address—the operator will not attempt to recover the amount. The same irreversibility applies to withdrawals: once crypto leaves the platform, it cannot be called back.
The ceilings nobody mentions until you hit one
Daily withdrawal limits are set at €10,000, N$10,000 or C$10,000 depending on the account currency. Payouts larger than this figure are split and processed the following day—so a €25,000 withdrawal request becomes three separate transactions over three days.
Refund requests are considered only within the first 24 hours after a transaction, and only if the funds have not been used on the site. The operator reserves the right to withhold refunds until identity and payment-method verification is complete; if the required documents are not submitted within five days of the request, the account may be closed and the funds withheld.
Third-party payments are not accepted. Deposits must come from accounts or cards registered in the player's own name, and violations result in confiscated winnings. The original deposit is returned to the payment account's owner rather than the person who made the bet.
Currency conversion
The operator does not publish a conversion-rate policy or state whether a markup applies when depositing or withdrawing in a currency different from the account's base currency. Players working across currencies should check the rates applied at the time of each transaction rather than assume the mid-market rate holds.
Getting money out
- Log in and open the cashier section.
- Select the withdrawal option and choose a payment method from those available to the account.
- Enter the amount—no less than €20, no more than €10,000 in a single request.
- Confirm the request. If this is the first withdrawal, or if cumulative payouts have reached €2,000, identity verification will be required before the money is released.
- Submit the requested documents if prompted—passport or national ID, proof of address dated within the last three months (or six months, depending on which version of the operator's own terms applies), and images of the payment method used.
- Wait for document review, which the operator states takes up to 48 hours.
- Once verification is complete, the withdrawal enters the processing queue and follows the stated timescale for the chosen method.
The operator will not process a withdrawal if the deposit has been wagered fewer than 1× since it was made. This turnover requirement applies to every deposit individually, not to the account balance as a whole.
Proving who you are
Players must provide identification when cumulative withdrawals reach €2,000. Acceptable identity documents include a passport (full photo page), national identity card (front and back), or driving licence (both sides). All copies must show the full name, date of birth and a valid expiry date, including any expiry information printed on the reverse.
A birth certificate is also accepted if it carries the player's current name; if the name has changed since birth, a marriage certificate, divorce decree or deed poll must accompany it.
Address and payment verification
Proof of address must be a utility bill or bank statement. One version of the terms states documents must be less than three months old; the FAQ section on the operator's own site states they must not be older than six months. All four corners of the document must be visible in the image submitted.
For e-wallets, the operator asks for a screenshot showing the account holder's name and the registered email address. Bank details require a document from the last six months—bank letter, statement or online banking page—displaying the account holder's name, sort code, account number, the bank's letterhead or logo, and the document date.
Credit and debit cards must be photographed showing the first and last four digits of the long card number, the cardholder's name and the expiry date. The middle eight digits can be obscured for security.
When a payout is late or refused
The most common hold-ups are incomplete verification, turnover below the 1× deposit threshold, and third-party payment flags. If a withdrawal has been pending longer than the operator's stated window, contact support with the transaction date, the exact amount requested, and the method selected.
The operator's support team—reachable by live chat or at [email protected]—is the only party that can release a held payout or explain why a request was declined. Have account details and transaction history ready when contacting them; generic enquiries take longer to resolve than ones that arrive with the specifics already attached.
If a chargeback is raised on a deposit, or if the payment method is flagged as belonging to someone other than the account holder, the account will be frozen and winnings confiscated. The original deposit is returned to the payment source once ownership is verified, but anything won from it is forfeited.
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