1xBet Withdrawal in Morocco: How to Get Your Winnings
A 1xBet withdrawal means asking for part of your account balance to be transferred to a payment method in your own name. In Morocco, as everywhere else, it follows the "Accounts, Payouts & Bonuses" section of the site's rules: requests are processed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but a withdrawal only goes through if the account meets a few conditions on betting, the payment method and the identity of the account holder. This page goes through those conditions one by one, as worded in the rules on 14 October 2026.
Before you request a withdrawal
The rules require your stakes to add up to at least the total of all your deposits, on bets at odds of at least 1.10. The amount you can withdraw is then calculated from the bets placed with a given deposit. In games such as roulette, baccarat, craps or dice, runs of bets on opposite outcomes, which barely move the balance, do not count.
Depositing and then withdrawing without betting, or moving money from one payment system to another, is among the practices 1xBet advises against. A customer who requests a withdrawal without having placed a bet may be refused.
Each person is entitled to one account only, and the same goes for a family, an address, an e-mail address, an IP address, a card or an e-wallet. Where a duplicate registration is found, the company may block the account and void the winnings.
Open a 1xBet account with accurate details, the ones 1xBet may ask you to prove during verification.
Which payment method the money goes to
The one you deposited with: a withdrawal can only use the payment details that were used to fund the account. If you deposited by several methods, withdrawals are split in proportion to the amounts deposited by each.
A method in your name: 1xBet advises against depositing or withdrawing with another person's e-wallet, and may refuse a withdrawal to payment details that do not belong to the account holder.
Cash: a cash withdrawal may be refused if the deposits were made through an electronic payment system.
Restricted methods: the company may, at its discretion, restrict one or more of the payment methods a customer uses for deposits or withdrawals.
Identity and payment verification
1xBet may, at its discretion, ask for identity documents or proof of the account details, such as passport details or your home address, and hold back payments until that information has been verified. Verification can be done by sending the documents, by a video of the documents, by video conference or by post.
Verification step | Time set by the rules |
|---|---|
Review of the documents received | up to 72 hours from receipt |
Outcome of a video conference | within 5 working days |
Review of a video of the documents | up to 14 working days |
Checking payments with a payment system | up to 180 days, depending on the terms of certain systems |
The company can start a payment check itself, in which case it asks the payment system for information; the account may stay blocked during the procedure. A customer who refuses verification risks having their bets voided, the account blocked and the remaining funds frozen until the account holder and their deposit method have been confirmed.
Fees and exchange rate
Service charges that payment systems apply to deposits and withdrawals are normally reimbursed by 1xBet; in certain cases and for certain customers, the company may decide not to do so.
When a transaction needs a currency conversion, the money is converted at the rate shown on the site at the time of processing. That rate can change several times a day. The withdrawal request shows the final amount debited and the exact rate applied.
Install the 1xBet app to access your account from your phone, wherever you are in Morocco.
A dormant account
An account that has been inactive for 3 months may be blocked by the company; to unblock it, the rules point to a dedicated e-mail address, listed with the other 1xBet addresses on the Contacts page. The full text of the withdrawal conditions is in the Accounts, Payouts & Bonuses rules.
