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How to Withdraw from Chanced

Everything you need to cash out Sweeps Coins at Chanced: the minimums, payout methods, how long each one takes, and the documents to have ready.

Minimum withdrawal100 SC cash
Fastest methodDebit card
Playthrough1x
ID checkRequired before first withdrawal

Some games such as Plinko carry a 3x playthrough instead of 1x.

How to withdraw from Chanced, step by step

  1. Play your free Sweeps Coins through (1x) so they become redeemable. Gold Coins can never be withdrawn.
  2. Complete Chanced's identity check: Government photo ID, proof of address. Doing this early avoids the most common delay.
  3. Open the Redeem section of your Chanced account and pick a payout method (Debit card, ACH bank transfer).
  4. Enter an amount above the minimum (100 SC for cash) and confirm.
  5. Wait for approval, then for the payment to arrive.

Chanced withdrawal methods and times

MethodTypical time
Debit cardWithin minutes to 2 days
ACH bank transfer1–5 business days

Documents you need

Your name and address must match across your Chanced account, your ID and your payment method. Mismatches are the most common reason a first withdrawal gets held up.

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Chanced withdrawal FAQ

How long does Chanced take to pay out?

Chanced payout times by method: Debit card: Within minutes to 2 days; ACH bank transfer: 1–5 business days. Your first withdrawal usually takes longest because of identity checks.

What is the Chanced minimum withdrawal?

100 SC for cash. Only Sweeps Coins that have met the playthrough count.

Can I withdraw Gold Coins from Chanced?

No. Gold Coins are for fun play only and have no cash value. Only Sweeps Coins can be redeemed for prizes.

Does Chanced pay real money?

Yes. Sweeps Coins won at Chanced can be redeemed for real money once you meet the playthrough, pass verification and reach the minimum.

Why is my Chanced withdrawal pending?

The usual reasons are an incomplete identity check, Sweeps Coins that haven't been played through yet, details that don't match your ID, or being located in a restricted state. Weekends and holidays also add time.

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Payout details come from Chanced's published redemption terms and independent redemption guides, checked October 2026. Casinos can change limits without notice; confirm on the Redeem screen.