Casino Days does not publish a fixed payout time in the information available for this page, so the honest answer to “how long does a withdrawal take” is that it depends on the cashier step you are in and on your bank or payment provider. What the brand does set out is the process: you request a withdrawal from your account balance, the operator checks your identity, and the money is then sent to your chosen method.
Identity checks, often called KYC or verification, exist so the operator knows who is collecting the money. Expect to be asked for documents at some point, usually before a first withdrawal is released. The page at spin.trycasinodays.ca/games/ covers the brand’s game side if you want to see what is on offer before you think about cashing out.
How the cashier and verification process are set up
Casino Days runs on a Curaçao licence, and the operator behind it is not named in the material for this page. That licence is not from Canada, which is worth knowing before you sign up. None of this changes how a withdrawal works in practice, but it tells you which rulebook the operator answers to.
Withdrawals start in the cashier, the section of your account where deposits and payouts sit side by side. You pick a method, enter an amount, and confirm. From that point the request leaves your hands and enters the operator’s checks. Verification is the part most players underestimate: it is a document review, not an instant switch, and it happens before money moves rather than after.
What you will not find in the published material is a stated processing time for withdrawals, a list of fees, or a table of minimum and maximum cashout amounts. Those details sit in the cashier itself and in the T&Cs, and they are the first thing to look at rather than the last. If a figure matters to you, ask customer support through live chat before you deposit, and keep the answer.
Our preference for this part of the account is simple: complete verification early, before you have a balance you want out. The reason is practical. A review that runs while your money is already waiting is a review you cannot speed up, and doing it in advance removes one queue from the payout.
Requesting a payout step by step
- Open your account and go to the cashier, where deposit and withdrawal options are listed together.
- Choose the withdrawal method you want the money sent to. Where possible, use the same method you deposited with, since payment providers often route returns that way.
- Enter the amount and confirm the request. Check the figure twice before you confirm, because a confirmed request is harder to change than a draft.
- Upload the identity documents the operator asks for. Which documents are requested depends on your case, so follow the list in your account rather than a general checklist.
- Wait for the review to finish. If the account section shows a pending status, that is the review in progress, not a failed request.
- Keep the confirmation and check your bank or provider for the incoming payment. If the status has not moved after a reasonable wait, contact live chat with the request details.
Strengths and weaknesses around payouts
The structure of the process is clear enough to follow without help. A cashier that handles both directions in one place, plus a document review tied to your own account, gives you a single trail to check when something stalls.
- Strength: the withdrawal request and the verification step both live inside your account, so you can see where the money is.
- Strength: live chat gives you a direct route to ask about a pending request or a missing document.
- Weakness: the published material gives no withdrawal processing time, so you cannot plan around a stated figure.
- Weakness: the material also gives no fee information, which leaves the cost of a cashout to be confirmed in the cashier or with support.
Weigh those against each other honestly. A clear process with an unstated timeline suits a player who is willing to ask support a question before depositing. It suits less well anyone who wants a published payout window to plan around.
What to read in the T&Cs before you deposit
- The withdrawal section, for the methods allowed, any minimum cashout amount and any maximum per request.
- The verification section, for when documents are requested and what happens to a pending request while a review runs.
- The bonus terms, if you hold bonus funds, because bonus money usually carries a wagering requirement that must be met before it converts to real money.
- Any term that turns a pending withdrawal back into bonus money. If you accept such an offer, the withdrawal stops and the money sits under a wagering requirement again.
- The complaints and dispute route, so you know where a stuck request goes if live chat does not resolve it.
Withdrawal questions players ask
Why does Casino Days ask for ID before paying out?
The check confirms that the person requesting the money is the account holder. It is standard practice at licensed operators and it protects the account as much as the operator. Which documents are requested is decided case by case, so the list in your account is the one to follow.
How long does a withdrawal take?
No processing time is stated in the published material, so treat any figure you hear from another player as their own experience rather than a rule. The clock has two parts: the operator’s review and your bank or provider’s handling. Ask live chat for the current expectation for your method before you request the payout.
What can I do to avoid a delay?
Verify early, use a method you have deposited with, and check the amount before confirming. Read the bonus terms if any bonus funds are active on the account, since a wagering requirement can hold up a cashout. Keep your request confirmation for support.
Our verdict on cashing out at Casino Days
Casino Days, operated under a Curaçao licence, gives you a withdrawal route you can follow inside your account, with live chat for questions. The gap is information: no stated payout time and no published fee details in the material for this page. That gap is the reason our advice is to ask support about timing and costs before you deposit, not after you win.
For a player who verifies early and keeps the terms handy, the process holds together. For a player who wants a published payout window, the missing figure is a real drawback, and it belongs in the decision rather than at the edge of it.
Gambling is for adults only, 18+. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential support services in your country can help. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and do not deposit more than planned because a bonus is on offer.
This text draws on what the operator states about its accounts and cashier, and it was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.