What is the withdrawal processing time on Libertex?
Withdrawal processing time includes internal review and payment provider handling, which together determine when funds are received. The total time from submitting a withdrawal request to receiving the funds in an external account is the sum of these two stages, each of which has its own timeline and influencing factors.
The first stage, an internal review, is handled by the Libertex team and typically involves verifying that the withdrawal request meets all compliance and security requirements. This includes confirming the user's identity and verification status, ensuring that the requested amount is available for withdrawal, and checking that the destination payment method matches the registered account details. Internal review is usually completed within a few hours maximum, though straightforward requests from fully verified accounts with established payment methods may be processed more quickly (within minutes).
The second stage begins once the internal review is complete and the request is forwarded to the selected payment provider for final processing. The duration of this stage depends entirely on the payment method chosen. Electronic wallet withdrawals and Bank Card withdrawals are often completed within minutes or a few hours of being dispatched, while credit and debit card refunds may take three to five business days as they pass through the card network's settlement process. Bank transfers typically require the longest external processing time, ranging from one to several business days, depending on whether the transfer is domestic or international and the specific banking institutions involved. Users can track the progress of their withdrawal through the account's transaction history, where status updates are recorded at each stage. To help minimise processing times, traders are advised to ensure their account verification is fully complete, that all registered payment details are accurate and up to date, and that the withdrawal amount meets the minimum requirements for the selected method.