Before You Request a Withdrawal
- Two-Factor Authentication: First-time withdrawals to a newly registered withdrawal method will require passing two-factor authentication via your registered email address.
- Replacement Cards: Replacement cards to the same account won't interfere with your withdrawal process.
- Initial Deposit Requirement: Most withdrawal methods require an initial deposit before you can request a withdrawal using that method.
- Alternative Methods: If a payment method used for deposits isn't available for withdrawals, you'll need to explore alternative methods. DraftKings can't add withdrawal methods on your behalf.
- Wire Transfers: Wire transfers are initiated Monday through Friday. Wires submitted after 10 a.m. EST on Fridays will be processed the next banking business day.
- Bank Processing Timelines: Bank processing times may be affected by weekends and banking holidays, potentially delaying fund availability.
- Checks: Check withdrawals must be sent to the verified name and address on your account. Check withdrawals cannot be sent to a P.O. box. Learn more about Withdrawing via Check.
After Requesting Your Withdrawal
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Confirmation Emails: You'll receive three separate confirmation emails during the withdrawal process:
- The first email confirms that your withdrawal request has been placed.
- The second email informs you that your withdrawal has been processed and funds are being prepared.
- The third email, titled "Withdrawal Request Completed," outlines how the withdrawal was fulfilled and the expected timeframe for funds to arrive.
- Funds Arrival: After receiving the third confirmation email, expect your funds within the standard time frames listed here.