AMarkets says its finance department handles withdrawal requests within 24 hours; how long the money then takes depends on the method and is shown under each option in your Personal Area. AMarkets charges no withdrawal fee of its own; you pay only the payment system's fee. Withdrawals go back to the same method you deposited with, in the same proportion, and profit is split the same way. Third-party accounts aren't allowed, and any withdrawal cancels the 100% bonus.
Processing time and fees
From AMarkets’ FAQ, read on 2 November 2026:
| Item | What AMarkets says |
|---|---|
| Processing | The finance department handles withdrawal requests within 24 hours |
| Arrival | Depends on the method; shown under each option in your Personal Area |
| AMarkets fee | None in AMarkets’ favour |
| Payment-system fee | Paid by you; shown per method in your account |
| Methods available | Depend on your registered region |
AMarkets doesn’t publish arrival times by method on its public pages, so we can’t quote them. Cards and international bank transfers typically take longer to arrive than e-wallets or crypto, because of the payment networks.
The same-method rule
According to clause 3.9 of AMarkets’ Regulations on Non-Trading Operations, as quoted in its FAQ:
- Withdrawals must use the same method used to fund the account.
- If you funded by several methods, withdrawals go back in the same proportion as the deposits.
- Profit is divided proportionally across those methods as well.
Example. You deposit $300 by card and $700 by e-wallet, and grow the account to $1,500. A full withdrawal would go back 30% to the card ($450) and 70% to the e-wallet ($1,050). The deposit page adds that withdrawals go to the exact card or account you deposited from and that third-party payment accounts aren’t supported.
How to withdraw
- Sign in and go to Finance → Withdrawal (or use the AMarkets app).
- Choose the currency and amount.
- Choose the method (it must match your deposit method) and confirm.
Make sure your payment method is verified and your identity checks are complete before requesting: see how to open an AMarkets account.
What can go wrong
Bonus cancellation. The 100% “Double Your Starting Capital” bonus is cancelled on any full or partial withdrawal from the account it was credited to, and the cashback programme drops you back to level 1 when you withdraw. If you hold a bonus, plan withdrawals around it: AMarkets bonus.
Returned withdrawals. AMarkets’ FAQ says a withdrawal can bounce back to your AMarkets account because of:
- Bank rejection: incorrect account details, the bank’s transfer limits, or the bank’s security checks
- Technical issues at the payment system
If that happens, check the details you entered and contact AMarkets support for the transaction record.
Disputes. AMarkets is a member of The Financial Commission, an external dispute-resolution body whose compensation fund covers up to €20,000 per claim: see is AMarkets safe?. General advice: what to do when a withdrawal is refused.
Deposits: AMarkets deposits. Compare brokers on fast withdrawals, or go back to the AMarkets review.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does an AMarkets withdrawal take?
AMarkets says its finance department handles withdrawal requests within 24 hours. Arrival time then depends on the payment method; it's shown under each method in your Personal Area.
Does AMarkets charge withdrawal fees?
No fee in AMarkets' favour. You pay only the transaction fee charged by the payment system, listed per method in your account.
Can I withdraw to a different method from the one I deposited with?
No. Under clause 3.9 of AMarkets' non-trading regulations, withdrawals go back by the same method, in the same proportion as the deposits; profit is divided proportionally too.
Why was my withdrawal returned to my AMarkets account?
AMarkets lists bank rejection (wrong details, transfer limits, security checks) and technical problems at the payment system as the usual reasons. Contact support for the details of your transaction.
