Two confirmed payment methods move both ways at 1King: bank card and cryptocurrency. Whatever you deposit with is also what you'll withdraw with.
| Method | Deposit time | Withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
| Bank card (Visa/Mastercard) | Around 10 minutes | After KYC, returned to the same card |
| Cryptocurrency | Around 10 minutes | After KYC, returned to the same wallet |
Moving money in and out of your account comes down to two confirmed methods and a short deposit wait. There's also one firm rule on withdrawals: identity verification has to be complete first. This page goes through both directions of the payment process, plus what happens if an account sits inactive for a long stretch.
We support two payment methods with a documented processing time. Both work the same way for deposits: quickly, and without extra steps beyond entering your payment details.
| Method | Deposit time | Withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
| Bank card (Visa/Mastercard) | Around 10 minutes | After KYC, returned to the same card |
| Cryptocurrency | Around 10 minutes | After KYC, returned to the same wallet |
You may come across other payment options mentioned elsewhere on the site, such as e-wallets or bank transfer. Card and crypto are the two methods we can confirm a processing time for. Treat those as the reliable baseline when you're planning a deposit.
Depositing funds follows the same short sequence regardless of which of the two confirmed methods you use:
Minimum and maximum deposit amounts are shown once you're logged into your own account's payment methods page. They can vary depending on which method you pick.
Withdrawals work differently from deposits in one important way: they're only possible once your identity has been verified. Until that check is complete, any withdrawal request stays on hold, rather than going through.
We apply the same-method rule for security reasons. It keeps the money moving between accounts that are actually yours, on both ends of the transaction. Minimum and maximum withdrawal amounts, like deposit limits, are shown once you're logged into your account. They can vary by method.
Requiring KYC before any withdrawal is standard practice. It protects your funds as much as it protects the platform. Getting verification done early, right after registration rather than waiting until you want to cash out, means your first withdrawal request won't be held up waiting on document checks.
An account that goes 12 months without any activity is considered inactive. A monthly account-management fee can start applying 30 days after that mark. This only affects accounts carrying a positive balance. A zero balance draws no fee at all.
The simplest way to avoid this entirely is to log in and use your account periodically, even if you're not actively depositing or playing. If you know you'll be stepping away for a long stretch, withdrawing your balance beforehand (once verified) is worth considering.
A few habits make deposits and withdrawals easier to manage over time. None of them are complicated, but skipping them tends to cause delays later.
Bank card (Visa/Mastercard) and cryptocurrency, both with a deposit processing time of around 10 minutes.
Withdrawals go through once identity verification is complete, with funds sent back through the same method used to deposit. Completing verification early is the best way to keep the process moving quickly.
No — funds return through the same method used for the original deposit.
Only if your account has a positive balance after 12 months of no activity. The fee starts 30 days after that point. A zero balance doesn't draw any fee.
Once you're logged in, your account's payment methods page shows the limits that apply. They can vary by method.
