Spingranny handles money through card networks, e-wallets and cryptocurrency rails. Deposits clear almost instantly; withdrawals go through a review that can take up to 72 hours, then move by the method you pick. The operator charges zero fees on either side, though bank transfers may meet intermediary charges capped at the equivalent of €16.
Funding an account at Spingranny
The platform accepts Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether (USDT), XPR and Bitcoin Cash. The minimum deposit is €20. No fees apply, and funds reach your account balance almost instantly once the transaction clears.
Supported currencies include EUR, BRL, CAD, NOK, NZD, CZK, ZAR, BGN, HRK, RON, AUD, BTC, Ethereum, XPR, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash and Tether (USDT). The operator's internal currency is the euro, so deposits made in other currencies undergo conversion at the prevailing rate.
Good to know: before you can withdraw, active deposited amounts must be played through at least three times. This turnover requirement applies to all deposits, not only those claiming a bonus.
The methods that actually clear for payouts
Spingranny processes withdrawals through EcoPayz, Interac, Instadebit, iDebit (specifically for Canadian dollar accounts), Original Credit Transfer from Visa, Payment Transfer from Mastercard, bank transfers, cryptocurrencies and digital wallets.
The minimum withdrawal sits between EUR 50 and EUR 120, depending on your country of residence or the payment method you select. The maximum withdrawal is determined by your Loyalty Rank rather than a single published ceiling.
If you win more than €10,000, the operator reserves the right to divide the payout into monthly instalments of a maximum of €10,000 until the full amount is paid out.
The withdrawal route, step by step
- Open the cashier section of your account.
- Choose the withdrawal option and select your preferred method from those available to you.
- Enter the amount you wish to withdraw, within your account's minimum and maximum limits.
- Confirm the request. All players pass an identity check before collecting winnings for the first time – the operator will notify you if documents are needed.
- Wait for the payment team to review your request. This step takes a few minutes and will not exceed 72 hours.
Once approved, processing by the operator may take up to three business days. Cryptocurrencies and digital wallets move the fastest after approval, while large bank transfers can take up to five business days to arrive.
Realistic timings and what the wait depends on
The operator states that the payment team will review your request within 72 hours. After that internal review, processing by the operator can add up to three business days. The method you choose then determines how long the money takes to reach you: cryptocurrency and e-wallet withdrawals usually arrive within hours once released, while bank transfers – especially for larger sums – can stretch to five business days.
Your first withdrawal will take longer because identity verification happens before the payout is released. Subsequent requests move faster, assuming no additional checks are triggered.
Weekends and public holidays can extend bank-transfer timings, though crypto and wallet routes run around the clock.
| Method | Operator processing | Transfer time |
|---|---|---|
| Cryptocurrencies | Up to 3 business days | Minutes to hours |
| Digital wallets | Up to 3 business days | Minutes to hours |
| Bank transfer | Up to 3 business days | Up to 5 business days |
What Spingranny charges and where the ceilings are
Spingranny charges zero fees on deposits and withdrawals. Bank transfers, however, can be subject to intermediary bank charges limited to the equivalent of €16 – a cost applied by the banks themselves rather than the operator.
If you send cryptocurrency to the wrong network and ask the operator to recover the funds, a fee of 0.1 BTC applies. This recovery is only attempted if the amount exceeds €5,000.
Accounts that remain inactive for twelve consecutive months are charged an administrative fee of €10 or the equivalent in another currency, applied monthly while the inactivity continues.
Currency conversion happens at the operator's prevailing rate when you deposit or withdraw in a currency other than euros. The operator does not publish its conversion spread, so the effective cost of moving money in and out in a non-euro currency is not stated.
Why a payout gets held
The operator will delay or refuse a withdrawal if you have not yet played through your deposited amounts at least three times. Transferring or withdrawing the main deposit before fulfilling this turnover condition voids any active bonus and can block the payout.
Other situations that will stop a withdrawal include delaying game rounds to a later time when wagering requirements no longer apply, leaving large bets on the table and returning after bonus wagering is complete, or building up in-game value with bonus funds and then cashing out during real-money play.
First-time withdrawals are held until identity verification is complete. The operator may also request video verification, make a phone call to your registered number, or conduct a Skype or Zoom interview in specific cases.
If your payout is late or refused and the reason is not clear, contact the operator's support team. Have your transaction date, the requested amount and your chosen method ready when you reach out – they are the only ones who can release a blocked payout or explain the hold.
Proving who you are
All players pass an identity check before they collect winnings for the first time. The operator also reserves the right to verify identity when effecting deposits into the account, and to request banking and financial details to establish the source of funds where a transaction is involved.
Documents required include one of the following: a passport, national Identity Card, driver's licence or military ID. You will also need proof of address via a utility bill or bank account statement not older than six months. For card deposits, upload a photo of the bank card showing the first five and last four digits, the owner's name and the expiry date, or a screenshot of your e-wallet if that was your funding method.
In some cases the operator requests a photo of you holding your open passport against the background of your face. Video verification may also be required, where you show your documents on camera. The KYC Team has 24 hours to review uploaded documents, and the operator will provide an answer within 48 hours.
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