Cashing out of Cool Cat Casino, method by method

How to withdraw money from Cool Cat Casino

The fastest published payout at Cool Cat Casino is Coindraw at 0-7 days with a $20 minimum, and every other method in the operator's own table is quoted at 7-10 days. Bitcoin needs $50 and carries a fee of 0-40 USD; Bank Wire Transfer and Check Transfer both need $100 and carry 0-20 USD and 0-25 USD respectively; Coindraw is the only percentage fee, at 5%. Every withdrawal method shares the same ceiling of $2,500. The operator's own terms disagree with its own table: section 5.1 says the minimum is usually $100 per transaction, dropping as low as $20 for select methods or bonus offers, while the table shows $20 and $50 minimums. Two more things a Canadian reader should know before depositing. Card deposits carry a fee of 3-10%, published by the operator itself — that is money gone before you place a bet. And CAD payments are automatically converted to USD, which is the only wagering currency the operator processes, so the bare dollar figures throughout should be read as US dollars.

Every published figure for each method

Check the last column before relying on a figure. The operator's own banking page and its own terms give different withdrawal minimums, and the cashier a tester actually opened showed a USD 10 deposit minimum where the banking page prints $30; the same tester found the cashier and the payments page out of step in general.

On currency: the operator prints a bare dollar sign and never names the currency in its tables. A Canadian review states that CAD payments are automatically converted to USD, the only wagering currency the operator processes, so read every bare $ below as US dollars rather than Canadian. Where a figure was published explicitly in USD, the cell says USD.

Last updated: 2026-09-02

How to withdraw from Cool Cat Casino via Bitcoin RTG

Bitcoin withdrawals start at $50, cap at $2,500 and are quoted at 7-10 days, with a fee stated as a range in dollars rather than a percentage: 0-40 USD. wizardofodds.com lists the same $50 floor, while the operator's own terms put the usual minimum at $100. Bitcoin deposits are quoted at 3 minutes with no fee, so the asymmetry between paying in and taking out is the thing to plan around.

1. Open the cashier and choose the withdrawal section.
2. Select Bitcoin as the payout method.
3. Enter an amount between $50 and $2,500 — the ceiling applies to every method, not just this one.
4. Budget for a fee of 0-40 USD, which the operator states as a dollar range rather than a percentage.
5. Submit the request and expect 7-10 days on the published schedule.
6. Choose Coindraw instead if speed matters: it is quoted at 0-7 days, though its fee is 5%.

Litecoin RTG at Cool Cat Casino: deposits only

Litecoin does not appear as a withdrawal method anywhere in the operator's withdrawal table, which lists only Bitcoin, Bank Wire Transfer, Coindraw and Check Transfer. What Litecoin does have is the fastest deposit on the page, quoted at 2 minutes with a 0% fee and a $30 minimum — though the cashier a tester opened showed USD 10 for Litecoin, Bitcoin, Ethereum and USD coins, and wizardofodds.com also lists $10. So fund with Litecoin if you want, but plan the exit through a different method.

1. Open the cashier and choose Litecoin under deposits.
2. Send at least $30 per the operator's banking table, or USD 10 if that is what your cashier shows.
3. Expect the funds in about 2 minutes, with no deposit fee.
4. For the payout, return to the cashier and pick Bitcoin, Coindraw, Bank Wire Transfer or Check Transfer — Litecoin is not listed as a withdrawal option.
5. Keep the withdrawal under the $2,500 ceiling that applies to every method.
6. Check the cashier's own figures before confirming: a tester found they differ from the payments page.

Visa RTG at Cool Cat Casino: the 3-10% deposit fee

Visa is a deposit method in the operator's table, with a $30 minimum, a $1,000 ceiling, instant crediting and a fee of 3-10% — the highest deposit fee listed for any method, and the operator's own published figure. On a $1,000 deposit that is between USD 30 and USD 100 taken before you play. Visa does not appear in the operator's withdrawal table, but a Canadian review does list VISA among the methods whose withdrawals are usually processed within 7 business days, and it adds that a credit card agreement form must be completed before withdrawals are approved.

1. Open the cashier and choose Visa for the deposit.
2. Enter an amount between $30 and $1,000.
3. Account for the 3-10% fee before confirming — it is charged on the deposit, not the withdrawal.
4. Complete the credit card agreement form, which a Canadian review says must be done before withdrawals are approved.
5. Request the payout in the cashier; Visa is not listed in the operator's withdrawal table, so check which methods your cashier offers.
6. Allow around 7 business days per the Canadian review, or 7-10 days on the operator's own schedule for the listed methods.

Mastercard RTG at Cool Cat Casino

Mastercard carries exactly the same published terms as Visa: $30 minimum, $1,000 maximum, instant crediting and a 3-10% deposit fee. Like Visa, it is absent from the operator's withdrawal table, and like Visa it appears in the Canadian review's list of methods with payouts usually processed within 7 business days. Amex and Discover sit on the same line of the operator's table with identical numbers, so nothing is gained by switching card brands.

1. Choose Mastercard in the cashier's deposit section.
2. Enter between $30 and $1,000.
3. Expect a 3-10% fee on the deposit and instant crediting.
4. Complete the credit card agreement form before requesting any payout.
5. Open the withdrawal section and select a method your cashier actually offers, keeping the amount under $2,500.
6. Expect 7-10 days on the operator's schedule; a tester who requested a cashout in September 2024 was paid on November 21, 2024.

Verification and the conditions on a payout

Cool Cat Casino does not publish a document list or a verification deadline. Two concrete conditions do appear, though. First, no verification is required for deposits below USD 200, which tells you where the threshold sits on the way in but nothing about the way out. Second, a credit card agreement form must be completed before withdrawals are approved, according to a Canadian review — if that form is outstanding, the payout does not move regardless of method.

Currency is the other condition worth planning for. CAD payments are automatically converted to USD, the only wagering currency the operator processes, so a Canadian player is exposed to a conversion on both the way in and the way out. The operator's terms add that some payment methods do not process in all currencies, and that in those cases a processing currency and a conversion calculator are shown. The operator publishes neither the conversion rate nor any spread.

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When something goes wrong

A deposit was not credited. Check which minimum you were relying on, because several are quoted: the operator's banking table says $30 for every method, the cashier a tester opened showed USD 10 for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and USD coins, and wizardofodds.com lists $10 for Litecoin, $20 for Bitcoin and $30 for cards. Changelly is the trap — it needs at least $60 and refuses anything over $200, the narrowest band on the page. Card deposits cap at $1,000, while crypto goes to $100,000.

The payout is taking far longer than published. This is the gap that matters most. The operator publishes 7-10 days, Coindraw at 0-7 days, and a Canadian review says usually within 7 business days. Against that, an independent tester requested a cashout in September 2024 and was paid on November 21, 2024, roughly two months later; wizardofodds.com records the payout time only as long delays and the cashout limit as arbitrary. Player complaints on AskGamblers and reviews on Trustpilot also describe waits well beyond the published 7-10 business days, though those are player accounts rather than operator terms.

The amount arrived smaller than requested, or the request was refused. Fees explain most shortfalls: 0-40 USD on Bitcoin, 0-20 USD on bank wire, 0-25 USD on check, 5% on Coindraw, plus the currency conversion into USD. Refusals have two known causes: an outstanding credit card agreement form, and a request above the $2,500 ceiling that applies to every withdrawal method. If your cashier shows different numbers from this page, go by the cashier: the same tester found the cashier and the payments page out of step.