The banking setup at Hexabet leaves quite a bit to be desired. I found their withdrawal times to be frustratingly slow, with credit card withdrawals taking between 2-3 days and bank transfers stretching to a painful 3-5 days. This puts them far behind other casinos that offer same-day payouts.
The casino imposes fairly tight restrictions on how much you can cash out. I could only withdraw up to $2,500 per day or per week, with a monthly cap of $10,000. For high rollers or players who hit a big win, this could mean waiting several months to get all your money. The minimum withdrawal amount is set at $50, which is higher than many other casinos that let you cash out as little as $10 or $20.
For Australian players, the options are quite limited. I was able to use my Visa and MasterCard for instant deposits with a $10 minimum. Cryptocurrencies are also accepted, which is a plus for those wanting to avoid traditional banking methods. However, many popular e-wallets that Aussies typically use for other online purchases aren’t available for casino transactions here.
Bank transfers are technically available but with processing times of 24-72 hours for deposits and a whopping 24-120 hours for withdrawals, they’re hardly worth considering unless you have no other choice. The casino doesn’t offer POLi, which would have been a much more convenient option for Australian players.