Boom withdrawals and deposits: limits, times and fees
Getting money in and out of Boom involves bank transfers, cards and cryptocurrency, with withdrawal processing running between four and five hours unless verification delays it. The minimum withdrawal sits at €20, and payouts requested in a single month above €15,000 may be split into instalments at the operator's discretion.
We explain below which methods work in each direction, how long the wait actually lasts, what it costs, and where the ceilings sit.
What it costs and where the ceilings are
Boom does not charge deposit fees. Withdrawal fees are likewise absent, with one exception: if you request a withdrawal without turning over an amount equal to or more than what you deposited, the operator reserves the right to impose a fee.
The minimum withdrawal is €20 or currency equivalent. If you close your account and the final withdrawal amount is less than €/$10, it will not be refunded and is instead charged as an account closure fee.
Inactive accounts attract punitive charges. An account not accessed for three months with a real money balance is considered "paused", at which point the operator may impose a 10% monthly fee. After twelve months of inactivity, all real and bonus money balances are removed entirely.
If you win and decide to withdraw €15,000 or more over a period of thirty days or less, the operator reserves the right to pay out the winnings in instalments rather than as a single transfer.
Which methods exist, and in which direction
The payment methods available depend on your location. Boom supports deposits and withdrawals in EUR, CAD and NZD for fiat transactions, and accepts cryptocurrency for both funding and payouts, though the specific tokens supported are not published.
| Region | Deposit methods | Withdrawal methods | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil, Argentina, South Africa | Credit Card | Crypto | €20 | €10,000 |
| Canada | Bank transfer, Credit Card | Bank transfer | $30 | $9,999 (withdrawal) |
| Finland | Bank transfer | Bank transfer | €20 | €10,000 |
| Ireland | Credit Card, Trustly | Trustly | €20 | €10,000 |
| Iceland, Liechtenstein | Credit Card | Bank Transfer | €20 | €10,000 |
| Malta | Credit Card, Trustly | Bank Transfer, Trustly | €20 | €10,000 |
| New Zealand | Credit Card | Bank transfer | $20 (deposit), $30 (withdrawal) | $10,000 |
| Netherlands | Credit Card, Volt, Mifinity | Bank Transfer, Mifinity | €20 | €10,000 |
| Norway | Crypto | Crypto | €20 | €10,000 |
A deposit method does not automatically serve as a withdrawal route. Cards and bank transfers fund the account; the return journey may run on a different rail depending on the operator's payment processor.
Getting money out: how a withdrawal works
Requesting a payout from your Boom account follows a standard sequence, though the operator's terms leave room for additional verification at any stage.
- Log in to your account and open the cashier section.
- Select the withdrawal option and choose your preferred method from those available for payouts in your region.
- Enter the amount you wish to withdraw, ensuring it meets the €20 minimum and stays within any applicable limits.
- Confirm the request. First-time withdrawals, or those equivalent to or exceeding €2,000, trigger additional verification procedures.
- Wait for payment personnel to process the request, which the operator states takes four to five hours unless extra verification is needed.
The operator also reserves the right to carry out verification for lower payouts or as part of random security checks, so the threshold is not absolute.
How long it takes and what the wait depends on
Withdrawal requests are processed by payment personnel within four to five hours unless additional verification is required. A withdrawal attempt should generally be approved or denied within three days.
Once approved, the transit time depends on the method. Bank withdrawals take from instant up to three days. Cryptocurrency withdrawals take between five and thirty minutes, making them the fastest route out where supported.
Verification, weekends and the payment processor's own schedule all extend the wait. A first withdrawal always takes longer than subsequent ones because identity checks sit between approval and release.
Proving who you are
The verification team may carry out additional procedures for any single or cumulative deposits or withdrawals equivalent to or exceeding €2,000. The operator also reserves the right to verify lower payouts or conduct random security checks.
Standard documents requested include an ID card, passport or birth certificate (front and back, all four corners visible), and a utility bill no older than six months showing the issuer, receiver and date, with all four corners visible.
To comply with anti-money-laundering and responsible gaming regulations, the operator may request a copy of your latest payslip and a bank statement showing three to six months of incoming and outgoing transactions. Depending on the origin of funds, you may also be asked for proof of gaming winnings, dividends from a private company, property sale contracts, inheritance wills or retirement income evidence.
How to fund an account here
Deposits at Boom are not charged a fee by the operator. The methods available, their limits and supported currencies depend on your region, as shown in the table above.
Credit cards and bank transfers cover most European markets. Trustly appears for Ireland and Malta. Volt and Mifinity serve the Netherlands. Cryptocurrency deposits are available in Norway and as a withdrawal-only route in Brazil, Argentina and South Africa.
Minimum deposits range from €20 to $30 depending on currency and region. Maximum deposits per transaction sit at €10,000 or currency equivalent, with Canada capping deposits at $10,000 but withdrawals at $9,999.
When a payout is late or refused
Withdrawals are delayed or declined when verification is incomplete, when the account has not met the turnover requirement (deposited funds must be wagered at least once), or when bonus terms have been breached. A withdrawal requested during an active bonus may also be held until wagering is complete or the bonus is forfeited.
If a payout is overdue or refused and you believe it should not be, contact the support team at [email protected]. Have ready the transaction date, the amount requested, the method selected, and any reference number shown on screen. Only the operator's payment team can release a held withdrawal or explain why it was declined.
Responsible play
You can set deposit limits, wagering limits and loss limits over a 24-hour, one-week or one-month timeframe through your account section. Reality checks are also available to apply.
If you need to step back, take a time out for one day, one week or one month via your account, or contact support for a six-week break. Self-exclusion is available for a definite period, six months or indefinitely. A time-limited self-exclusion can be lifted after a 24-hour cool-down; an indefinite one requires seven days.
For free, confidential support in the UK, contact GamCare at gamcare.org.uk or call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 (24/7). BeGambleAware is available at begambleaware.org, and GamStop at gamstop.co.uk offers free national self-exclusion across licensed sites.
Access to this site is restricted to persons aged 18 and over (18+). If gambling ever stops feeling like entertainment, free and confidential help is available at BeGambleAware.org.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a Boom withdrawal take?
Withdrawal requests are processed within four to five hours unless additional verification is needed. Bank transfers then take from instant up to three days, while cryptocurrency withdrawals clear in five to thirty minutes.
What is the minimum withdrawal at Boom?
The minimum withdrawal is €20 or currency equivalent. If you close your account and the final withdrawal is less than €/$10, it will not be refunded and is charged as an account closure fee.
Does Boom charge withdrawal fees?
The operator does not charge withdrawal fees in most cases. However, if you request a withdrawal without turning over an amount equal to or more than your deposit, a fee may be applied.
When does Boom ask for verification documents?
The verification team may carry out additional procedures for any single or cumulative deposits or withdrawals equivalent to or exceeding €2,000. The operator also reserves the right to verify lower payouts or conduct random security checks.
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