What withdrawal methods are supported by Libertex?

Withdrawal methods on Libertex generally correspond to the deposit method used, subject to availability, verification status, and regulatory requirements. This principle, known as the return-to-source rule, is a standard practice across regulated trading platforms and requires that funds be returned to the same payment method that was originally used to make the deposit. This policy exists to prevent unauthorised fund transfers and to comply with anti-money laundering regulations.

In practice, this means that if a trader deposits funds using a Visa card, the withdrawal will be processed back to the same Visa card. Similarly, deposits made via electronic wallets or bank transfers will have corresponding withdrawal options linked to those same methods. If the original payment method is no longer available — for example, if a card has expired or an e-wallet account has been closed — the platform may offer alternative withdrawal options, typically requiring additional verification to confirm the legitimacy of the new destination.

The specific withdrawal methods available to each user depend on several factors, including their country of residence, the payment methods they have previously used and verified on the platform, and any applicable regulatory restrictions in their jurisdiction. Processing times also vary by method — electronic wallet withdrawals tend to be the fastest, while bank transfers and card refunds may take several business days to reach the user's external account. Users can view all currently available withdrawal options, along with associated fees, minimum amounts, and estimated processing times, within the platform's withdrawal interface. Ensuring that account verification is fully up to date and that all registered payment methods are active and correctly linked helps facilitate smooth and timely withdrawal processing.