1Win Withdrawal Fees Explained for 2026

1Win does not charge platform withdrawal fees for any supported payment method. This applies to all cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, etc.), e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller, PayTM), and bank card withdrawals.

However, fees may still apply depending on your chosen payment method. These are third-party fees charged by the payment network or blockchain — not by 1Win. Understanding the difference helps you estimate the actual amount you will receive.

1Win fee policy: Zero platform fees on all withdrawals. Network fees (blockchain gas, bank processing charges) may apply and are outside 1Win's control.

For cryptocurrency withdrawals, blockchain network fees (also called gas fees or miner fees) are deducted by the network, not 1Win. These vary by cryptocurrency and current network activity. TRC20 USDT typically has very low fees (under $1). ERC20 ETH gas fees fluctuate and can range from $1 to $20+ during congestion. Bitcoin miner fees depend on network demand and can vary from $0.50 to $10+.

For e-wallet withdrawals (Skrill, Neteller), the e-wallet provider may apply their own processing fees on incoming transfers. These vary by provider and your account tier. For bank card withdrawals, your issuing bank may charge a foreign transaction fee or currency conversion fee. Contact your bank to confirm any applicable charges before selecting this withdrawal method.