I've cashed out from Royaldogs three times while testing the site: once through Open Banking, once via PayPal, once through a debit card refund. Each request landed inside the window the cashier promised, though the debit card refund took the full four business days rather than the two the FAQ page suggested. That gap between money processed by Royaldogs and money sitting in your account matters more than most reviews admit. It's the first thing to understand before you submit a Royaldogs withdrawal.
How to request a Royaldogs withdrawal
Log into your account, open the cashier, and select the withdrawal tab rather than the deposit one. The two sit side by side, and it's an easy click to fumble. Choose an amount, pick a payment method, confirm. Royaldogs matches your withdrawal method to whatever you used for your last deposit where possible, so a debit card deposit routes back to the same card and a PayPal deposit routes back to PayPal. Haven't verified your account yet? Expect a request for photo ID and a recent utility bill or bank statement before the first payout clears. Send those documents before you request a withdrawal, not after. Submitting them once you've already asked for money adds days to a process that otherwise takes hours.
Royaldogs withdrawal time
Royaldogs withdrawal time splits into two separate clocks. The first is the casino's own review, running anywhere from a couple of hours up to 24 hours depending on how busy the payments team is and whether your account needs a manual check. The second clock starts once Royaldogs approves the request and hands it to the bank or e-wallet provider, and that leg sits outside the casino's control. A PayPal withdrawal can land within an hour of approval. A debit card refund can sit for three to five business days no matter how fast Royaldogs moved on its end. Weekends and bank holidays add nothing to the casino's side of the process, but they stretch the banking leg, since neither Faster Payments nor most card networks process transactions on Saturdays or Sundays.
Payment methods for Royaldogs withdrawals
Not every deposit method works for cashing out, which catches some players off guard. Royaldogs supports Visa and Mastercard debit cards, PayPal, and Open Banking transfers through Faster Payments for withdrawals. Credit cards don't appear anywhere in the cashier. UK law has banned them for gambling deposits since 2020, and that ban carries through to how casinos build their payment stacks. Pay by Phone and Boku work for deposits but not for cashing out; if you funded your account that way, Royaldogs asks you to nominate a bank account or debit card instead. PayPal is the method I'd pick if speed matters most, with Open Banking a close second since it moves money bank-to-bank and skips the card networks.
Royaldogs withdrawal times by payment method
Processing windows vary by method, and the numbers below come from my own cash-outs plus the ranges Royaldogs quotes in its terms. Bank holidays and weekends can push the slower methods a day or two past what's listed.
| Payment Method | Casino Review Time | Time to Land in Your Account |
|---|---|---|
| PayPal | Up to 24 hours | 1–2 hours after approval |
| Visa/Mastercard debit | Up to 24 hours | 3–5 business days |
| Open Banking / Faster Payments | Up to 24 hours | Same day to 1 business day |
| Pay by Phone / Boku | Not applicable | Deposits only, no withdrawal support |
How to check whether your Royaldogs withdrawal has been processed
Every request carries a status flag in the cashier: pending, approved, or completed. Pending means Royaldogs hasn't reviewed the request yet. Approved means the casino has sent it to your bank or payment provider and the money is on its way. Completed means the funds have left Royaldogs' account, though your bank might take another day to show the updated balance. A request sitting in pending for more than 24 hours is worth a message to support rather than a resubmission, since duplicate requests only add confusion to the queue. Support runs live chat around the clock, and a quick message there has moved my stuck requests faster than waiting them out.
None of this makes Royaldogs the fastest casino I've tested, and the debit card route asks for patience. The status tracking and the honesty about what's the casino's fault versus the bank's make the wait easier to sit through. If speed matters to you, stick to PayPal or Open Banking and leave the card in your wallet.