Funding your account and cashing out both follow clear, predictable steps. This guide covers the payment methods we can confirm, how each deposit moves, why withdrawals wait on identity checks, and what happens if an account sits unused for a long time.
Payment Methods We Can Confirm
Two methods come with a documented processing time, and both are straightforward to use for a deposit.
| Method | Deposit speed | Withdrawal route |
|---|---|---|
| Bank card (Visa/Mastercard) | About 10 minutes | Back to the same card, after KYC |
| Cryptocurrency | About 10 minutes | Back to the same wallet, after KYC |
You may see other methods mentioned elsewhere on the platform, such as e-wallets. Card and crypto are the two this page can confirm a processing time for, so they're the safest ones to plan around.
How to Make a Deposit
Whichever of the two confirmed methods you use, the steps stay the same.
- Log into your 1King account and open the payments section.
- Choose bank card or cryptocurrency as your method.
- Enter the amount you'd like to deposit.
- Confirm the transaction through your card provider or your crypto wallet.
- Allow around 10 minutes for the funds to land in your balance.
The exact minimum and maximum for your account show up once you're logged into your payment methods page, and they vary by method.
How Withdrawals Work
Withdrawals aren't instant in the way deposits are, mainly because of one rule: identity verification has to be finished first. A request submitted before that point stays pending rather than processing.
- Finish KYC (identity verification) before your first withdrawal request.
- Expect funds back through the same method you deposited with — card to card, wallet to wallet.
- Plan deposits with withdrawals in mind, since switching methods between the two isn't how the system works.
The same-method rule exists to keep transactions tied to accounts that genuinely belong to the player. Withdrawal minimums and maximums, like deposit limits, appear inside your own account and can differ by method.
Getting Verification Out of the Way Early
Completing identity checks right after registration, rather than waiting until you want to cash out, means your first withdrawal isn't held up by document review. It's a small step early on that saves time later.
What Happens to Inactive Accounts
An account with no activity for 12 months is treated as inactive, and a monthly management fee can begin 30 days after that point. This only applies where the account still holds a positive balance — a zero balance draws no charge at all.
Logging in occasionally, even without depositing, is the simplest way to avoid this. Players planning a long break might also consider withdrawing their balance first, once verified.
Keeping Payments Simple
A few habits make deposits and withdrawals easier to track over the long run.
- Stick with one method for both deposits and withdrawals where you can.
- Get identity verification done before you need to withdraw, not after.
- Check your account's payment methods page for the current limits before sending a larger deposit.
Following this order keeps money moving predictably in both directions, without surprises at the withdrawal stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which payment methods does 1 King confirm a processing time for?
Bank card (Visa/Mastercard) and cryptocurrency, both taking around 10 minutes for a deposit to land.
Why do withdrawals take longer than deposits?
Withdrawals only proceed once identity verification is complete, which is why finishing KYC early keeps the process moving.
Can I withdraw to a different card or wallet than I used to deposit?
No, funds return through the same method used for the original deposit.
Does 1King charge inactive accounts a fee?
Only accounts with a positive balance after 12 months of inactivity, with the fee starting 30 days later. A zero-balance account isn't charged.
Where do I find my personal deposit and withdrawal limits?
Inside your account, on the payment methods page, once you're logged in.