Boom payments: withdrawal times, deposit methods and limits
What it costs you
Boom states that it does not charge fees for deposits or withdrawals. However, the operator reserves the right to charge a fee if you request a withdrawal without turning over an amount equal to or more than what you deposited. In practice, this means you must wager your deposit at least once before cashing out, or you may face a charge.
If your final withdrawal upon account closure is less than €10, it will not be refunded and will instead be charged as an account closure fee. This is an unusually strict policy worth keeping in mind if you are closing an account with a small balance.
Boom enforces an aggressive inactivity policy. An account is considered "paused" after just three months without access, at which point the operator may impose a fee of 10% per month on any real money balance. After 12 months of inactivity, all real and bonus money balances are removed entirely. If you are taking a break, consider withdrawing your balance first.
The operator accepts deposits and processes withdrawals in EUR, CAD and NZD, as well as supported cryptocurrencies. Stick to one currency throughout to avoid conversion charges.
The money out, and how long that really takes
Withdrawal requests are processed by Boom's payment personnel within 4-5 hours unless additional verification is needed. A withdrawal attempt should generally be approved or denied within three days. Once approved, the transit time depends on the method you chose.
Bank withdrawals take from instant up to three days. Crypto withdrawals are faster, typically clearing between five and 30 minutes. These are the operator's stated windows, not guarantees – verification, weekends and the payment route itself all affect how long the money takes to reach you.
If you win and decide to withdraw €15,000 or more over a period of 30 days or less, Boom reserves the right to pay out the winnings in instalments. The operator does not publish the instalment schedule, so ask support if you hit this threshold.
The ceilings nobody mentions until you hit one
The minimum withdrawal is €20 or currency equivalent. There is no single maximum stated for all methods – instead, limits vary by region and payment route.
| Region | Deposit Methods | Deposit Min/Max | Withdrawal Methods | Withdrawal Min/Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Bank transfer, Credit Card | $30 / $10,000 | Bank transfer | $30 / $9,999 |
| Finland | Bank transfer | €20 / €10,000 | Bank transfer | €20 / €10,000 |
| Ireland | Credit Card, Trustly | €20 / €10,000 | Trustly | €20 / €10,000 |
| Malta | Credit Card, Trustly | €20 / €10,000 | Bank Transfer, Trustly | €20 / €10,000 |
| New Zealand | Credit Card | $20 / $10,000 | Bank transfer | $30 / $10,000 |
| Netherlands | Credit Card, Volt, Mifinity | €20 / €10,000 | Bank Transfer, Mifinity | €20 / €10,000 |
| Norway | Crypto | €20 / €10,000 | Crypto | €20 / €10,000 |
| Brazil, Argentina, South Africa | Credit Card | €20 / €10,000 | Crypto | €20 / €10,000 |
| Iceland, Liechtenstein | Credit Card | €20 / €10,000 | Bank Transfer | €20 / €10,000 |
Worth noting: in several regions the withdrawal method differs from the deposit method. For example, players in Brazil, Argentina and South Africa deposit by card but withdraw via crypto. This is common at operators licensed outside the EU – money goes in through one rail and comes back out through another.
Each payment method taken in turn
Bank transfer is available for deposits in Canada and Finland, and for withdrawals across most regions. The minimum is €20 or $30 depending on currency, and the maximum is €10,000 or $9,999. Transit times range from instant to three days once approved.
Credit card deposits are accepted in Ireland, Malta, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Iceland and Liechtenstein. Limits are typically €20 minimum, €10,000 maximum. Cards are not offered as a withdrawal method – payouts go via bank transfer or another route instead.
Trustly works both ways in Ireland and Malta, with a €20 minimum and €10,000 maximum. It is faster than a standard bank transfer and clears within the operator's stated 4-5 hour processing window in most cases.
Crypto is the only option in Norway, and the only withdrawal route in Brazil, Argentina and South Africa. Limits are €20 to €10,000, and transit times are five to 30 minutes once approved. The operator accepts deposits and processes withdrawals in supported cryptocurrencies, though it does not publish which tokens are accepted.
Mifinity is available in the Netherlands for both deposits and withdrawals, with the same €20 to €10,000 limits. Volt is offered for deposits only in the Netherlands, within the same range.
What you can pay with
The methods you can use depend on where you are. Boom tailors its payment menu by region, so a player in Finland sees bank transfer while a player in Ireland sees Trustly and card options. The table above sets out which methods work where.
Deposits are not charged a fee by the operator. Your own bank or payment provider may apply charges – check with them before funding your account. The operator processes deposits quickly, typically within minutes for cards and e-wallets, and within hours for bank transfers.
Getting money out
Here is how a withdrawal works at Boom, step by step:
- Log in to your account and open the cashier section.
- Select the withdrawal option and choose your method from the available routes for your region.
- Enter the amount you wish to withdraw – it must meet or exceed the €20 minimum.
- Confirm the request. If this is your first withdrawal, or if the amount is €2,000 or more, you will be asked to verify your identity before the payout is approved.
- Wait for the payment team to process your request. This typically takes 4-5 hours, though it may extend to three days if additional checks are required.
- Once approved, the money is sent via your chosen method. Bank transfers take up to three days; crypto withdrawals clear within five to 30 minutes.
Remember that you must wager your deposit at least once before being eligible to cash out any winnings. If you request a withdrawal without meeting this condition, the operator may charge a fee or deny the request.
Proving who you are
Boom's verification team may carry out additional checks 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 include an ID card, passport or birth certificate (front and back, all four corners visible), and a utility bill no older than six months (all four corners visible, showing issuer, receiver and date). To comply with anti-money laundering and responsible gaming regulations, the operator may also 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, Boom may ask for proof of gaming winnings, dividends from a private company, property sale contracts, inheritance wills or retirement income evidence. Have these ready if you are withdrawing a significant amount – delays at this stage are the most common reason a payout takes longer than the stated window.
When a payout is late or refused
Most withdrawals are approved within the stated timeframe, but delays and refusals do happen. The usual reasons are incomplete verification, a bonus still active on your account, or a request that does not meet the minimum turnover requirement.
If your withdrawal is taking longer than expected, check your email for a message from the verification team – they may be waiting for a document. If you have heard nothing and the three-day window has passed, contact Boom's support team via live chat (available 09:00 – 00:00, seven days a week) or email at [email protected]. Have your transaction date, amount and method ready when you get in touch.
The operator's support team is the only place that can act on a delayed or refused payout. This portal has no access to player accounts and cannot intervene in withdrawal disputes.
Responsible gambling
Managing your deposits is part of gambling responsibly. Boom offers deposit limits, wagering limits and loss limits over 24-hour, one-week and one-month timeframes. Set these before you fund your account, not after a losing session.
If you need to step back, you can take a time out for one day, one week or one month via your account section, or for six weeks by contacting support. Self-exclusion is available for six months or indefinitely. A time-limited self-exclusion can be lifted after a 24-hour cool-down; an indefinite one requires seven days.
Gambling should be entertainment, not a way to solve money problems. If it ever stops feeling like fun, free confidential support is available through BeGambleAware, GamCare (National Gambling Helpline: 0808 8020 133, free, 24/7), and GamStop for free national self-exclusion. You must be 18+ to access this site.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a Boom withdrawal take?
Boom's payment team processes withdrawal requests within 4-5 hours unless additional verification is needed, and a request should generally be approved or denied within three days. Once approved, bank withdrawals take from instant up to three days, while crypto withdrawals clear between five and 30 minutes.
What is the minimum withdrawal at Boom?
The minimum withdrawal is €20 or currency equivalent. You must also wager your deposit at least once before being eligible to cash out, or the operator may charge a fee.
Does Boom charge withdrawal fees?
Boom states that it does not charge withdrawal fees. However, the operator reserves the right to charge a fee if you request a withdrawal without turning over an amount equal to or more than your deposit. If your final withdrawal upon account closure is less than €10, it will not be refunded and will be charged as an account closure fee.
When will I be asked to verify my identity at Boom?
Boom's verification team may carry out additional checks 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, typically before a first withdrawal.
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