YesPlay South Africa: Withdrawal Methods & FICA Requirements

Yesplay Withdrawal Methods

Yesplay is a licensed online betting site that offers a few withdrawal options compared to its wider variety of deposit methods. Still, these options are reliable and secure for South African bettors.

You can withdraw your winnings using the following methods:

Before making a withdrawal, all users must verify their Yesplay account. This is part of the FICA process to ensure responsible gambling and legal compliance.

To complete FICA verification, submit:

• A valid South African ID or passport
• Proof of address (not older than 3 months)

Without this, your withdrawal request will not be processed.

While vouchers are more commonly used for deposits, ATM withdrawals may require a voucher number to collect cash from a Standard Bank ATM or other supported locations. Make sure to keep the voucher number safe until you've successfully collected your funds.

• Double-check your banking details or ATM collection method.
• Ensure your deposit method matches your withdrawal method where possible.
• Practice responsible gambling by withdrawing winnings regularly and setting limits.
• Always verify your account to avoid delays in processing time.

If you're experiencing issues with withdrawals or need help with voucher use, you can contact Yesplay via:

• Live chat on the website
• Email support
• WhatsApp (if available in your region)

Once you verify your account and deposit money, you can start betting on Yesplay. The bookmaker provides a straightforward process of accessing your winnings. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to withdraw money from your Yesplay account:

1. Visit Yesplay website and log in to your account;
2. Go to ‘My Wallet’ section;
3. Click ‘Make Withdrawal’ option;
4. Choose whether you want to withdraw from ATM or pay to my bank account;
5. Enter the requested details and withdrawal amount;
6. Click submit to complete your withdrawal request;
7. You will get your money within 72 hours.

If you would like to complete your Yesplay withdrawal via EFT, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Yesplay account;
2. On the top left corner, click the three lines and click ‘My Wallet’;
3. Choose ‘Make Withdrawal’ Choose pay to my bank account;
4. Choose your preferred bank (Standard, ABSA, Nedbank, FNB) and enter your account number;
5. You may be asked to upload your bank statement to prove account ownership;
6. Enter the amount you would like to withdraw;
7. Click the submit button to finish the withdrawal.

Players who would like to get their winnings faster can choose cash withdrawals via Standard Bank ATMs. Here is how to make your withdrawal:

1. Log in to your Yesplay account;
2. On the top left corner, go to ‘My Wallet’;
3. Choose ‘Make Withdrawal’;
4. Select withdraw from ATM;
5. Enter your preferred withdrawal amount;
6. Click Submit.

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South African gamblers have two methods to withdraw money from their Yesplay accounts. You can choose from Electronic Funds Transfer or Instant Money. EFTs allow you to withdraw money directly to your bank account. Yesplay allows withdrawals to top banks like:

• Standard Bank;
• ABSA;
• Nedbank;
• FNB.

Instant money withdrawals can be made on Standard Bank ATMs and retail stores like:

• Makro;
• Spar;
• Cambridge Foods;
• Game;
• Rhino, etc.

If you are asking yourself: How long does Yesplay withdrawal take? How long does Yesplay take to pay out? Well, Yesplay withdrawal time depends on the withdrawal amount and method. EFT withdrawals up to R1000 are processed instantly. Withdrawals above that amount need approval, and it can take up to 2 hours.

Bank transfers typically take 24 - 72 hours, based on your bank. The withdrawal requests are processed twice every day between 11:00 and 15:00. Be sure to withdraw during those hours.

Yesplay provides a minimum withdrawal of R100 for all methods. The initial minimum withdrawal after making your first deposit on Yesplay is R1,000. According to Yesplay's terms and conditions, players cannot withdraw more than R100,000 in a day and R500,000 in a month. If you would like to withdraw more than the maximum limit, you need to contact customer support by sending an email to [email protected].

South African users can enjoy free withdrawals on Yesplay; however, there are exceptions. For bank withdrawals, you are given two free withdrawals per week. Any additional withdrawal in the same week carries a fee of R10. ATM withdrawals carry an R10 fee, which is debited from your account.

Have you tried withdrawing money from your Yesplay account, but the transaction cannot go through? Several common problems can hinder your withdrawal process. Here are some withdrawal problems.

Yesplay has strict withdrawal rules, and all users need to complete FICA verification before making a withdrawal. If your account is not verified, then the withdrawal option can be locked.

Entering incorrect bank details can lead to delayed withdrawals. Always double-check that you have entered the correct bank before you submit your request.

If you try to make a withdrawal before completing the wagering requirements, your withdrawal will be cancelled, and your bonus can be revoked.

Yesplay does not offer a FICA-specific bonus after registration. However, new members who sign up, submit FICA documents, and make a minimum deposit qualify for a 100% deposit match up to R3,000.

Many bookmakers offer withdrawal terms and conditions, and Yesplay is no exception. Users need to abide by the terms and conditions for seamless withdrawals. Below are important withdrawal terms and conditions on Yesplay.

• All transactions are processed in South African rand (ZAR);
• The minimum withdrawal for all methods is R100;
• The maximum daily withdrawal is R100,000 and monthly R500,000;
• You must be FiCA verified to withdraw;
• Bonus withdrawals must meet the wagering requirements;
• Bank transfer withdrawals take 24 -72 hours, while ATM withdrawals take 3-24 hours;
• Large withdrawals over R25,000 require further FICA verification;
• The bank account into which you want to withdraw funds must be in your name.