Gbets Withdrawal Methods in South Africa - Expert Guide

Gbet Withdrawal Options in South Africa

There are different Gbets withdrawal rules for each chosen method. Here’s a detailed guide on how to withdraw money from Gbets for each payment gateway.

FNB eWallet

South African users who want to know how to withdraw on Gbets using an FNB e-wallet must note that instant withdrawal isn’t available from 9 PM to 12 PM. Users who wish to use an FNB e-wallet must also have at least R3,000 in their account.

FNB

FNB is one of the fastest withdrawal methods on Gbets. Here’s a step-by-step guide for FNB withdrawal:

1. Choosing FNB on the deposit page will give users a withdrawal PIN Code. 
2. Use the USSD code *120*277#. 
3. Choose OTT Wallet. 
4. Enter the PIN Code via ATM or SMS. 

Standard Bank

To withdraw to a standard bank transfer, users can follow these steps:

1. Submit a withdrawal request on the Gbets withdrawal page and choose Standard Bank. 
2. Wait for an SMS confirmation and follow the SMS guide. 
3. Use the PIN Code on the ATM of their choice.

Besides using an ATM, users can also give their PIN code to any of these Gbets retailers:

• Boxer
• Pick ‘n Pay
• Shoprite
• Checkers
• Game
• Cambridge
• Spar
• PEP

Money Market via Shoprite

Money Market allows users to withdraw via Shoprite, which means they can cash their winnings into Shoprite vouchers. Users can log in or register a Money Market Account through the Shoprite SA App (or dial *120*3534#).

Card Transfer

Gbets users can withdraw using American Express, Mastercard, and a Visa bank card. The process is instantaneous, but the fund might take up to 24 hours to reach the user’s account. Transaction requests after Friday at 4 PM will finish on the following Monday.

Celbux Instant Payment

Celbux is a fast withdrawal method for mobile users. To withdraw using Celbux, here’s the step-by-step guide:

1. After submitting a withdrawal via Celbux from Gbets, users will receive a PIN through SMS. 
2. Dial *120*7687# and send the PIN code.

Users can also use the PIN code to withdraw from retail stores, including:

• Dis-Chem
• Clicks
• KFC
• OBC
• Pick ‘n Pay
• Boxer
• U-Save
• Checkers
• Shoprite

1Voucher

Gbets users can redeem their winnings through their nearest 1Voucher trader or use the 1Voucher app to withdraw via voucher.

Gbets Withdrawal Time  

How long does a Gbets withdrawal take? Gbets withdrawal time depends on the method, but most are instantaneous. However, some methods’ processing times may take up to 24 hours to finish.

Minimum and Maximum Withdrawal Limits

Gbets' minimum withdrawal is R20, but some payment methods have a different minimum. When users request a withdrawal using their credit cards, they must withdraw at least R50 per transaction.

Gbets' maximum withdrawal also differs between methods. Users can withdraw up to R3,000 daily using FNB and up to R24,000 per month using FNB e-wallet. Check the withdrawal section for the exact Gbets withdrawal limit regarding the chosen transaction method. 

Gbets doesn’t charge for withdrawal transactions. However, some banks and e-wallets come with a transaction fee. Users should check with their payment provider to see if they charge anything.

When the requested amount is in the account’s balance, Gbets will immediately send it using the chosen payment method. This verification process takes up to 24 hours and immediately reduces the user’s balance after the confirmation. 

Gbets may also examine the user’s FICA documents during this process. When the operator requires a copy of any document, users will have to provide it via email or web upload before receiving their withdrawals.