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Withdrawing from Quotex isn’t complicated on paper, but the gap between “submitted request” and “funds in my wallet” is where most traders run into trouble. After tracking withdrawal complaint patterns across Trustpilot, WikiFX, and broker review sites, I’ve found that delays can involve four recurring issues: incomplete KYC, deposit-method mismatches, bonus entanglements, and account flags. Here’s exactly how to withdraw from Quotex without falling into any of them.
Before You Withdraw
What You'll Need Before Requesting a Withdrawal
Before I touch the Withdrawal button, I make sure four things are in order: an account ready for any verification Quotex requests, government ID and payment details that match my registration name, at least one confirmed deposit method on file, and a realistic expectation that Quotex’s stated average is 1 to 5 days, not a guaranteed deadline. Missing information can delay or derail a request.
Timelines, Limits & Fees
Quotex Withdrawal Basics: Timelines, Limits, and Fees
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Minimum (most methods) | $10 |
| Minimum (crypto) | Starts at $50; can be higher by coin |
| Operator-stated average | 1 to 5 days, not a guarantee |
| Possible fee | 3% from the 3rd successful withdrawal in a calendar day |
The broker advertises no withdrawal fees on most transactions, but the client agreement allows[1] a 3% charge starting from the third successful withdrawal in the same calendar day. A payment provider may apply separate charges; check the method before confirming.
Withdrawal Steps
How to Withdraw From Quotex: Step-by-Step Process
Step 1: Complete KYC Verification Before You Request a Withdrawal
Verification is one possible cause of withdrawal delays. A BrokersView complaint posted in August 2025 alleges a roughly $9,047 withdrawal remained unresolved after 47 days; that user report does not establish what caused the delay. I prepare any requested documents before asking to withdraw, not when money is on the line.
- Log in and open the Profile section.
- Upload a clear photo of government ID (passport or national ID card).
- Upload proof of address if Quotex requests it.
- Provide a selfie if Quotex requests one.
- Wait for approval; the stated review time depends on which policy and trigger applies.
Documents Quotex Typically Requests
Acceptable ID includes passport, national ID, or driver’s license. For address proof, follow the specific request shown in your account. Submit clear, unaltered documents; do not assume a fixed 90-day rule applies to every case. For more on the document process, see this breakdown of what Quotex requires for ID checks.
Enabling Two-Factor Authentication
I turn on 2FA from the security tab before my first withdrawal. I use 2FA to protect account access, not as a proven way to speed up withdrawal review.
Step 2: Choose an Available Withdrawal Method
Method choice matters, but processing times vary by payment rail and provider. Here’s what to check for each option:
| Method | Typical Speed |
|---|---|
| Crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH) | Depends on provider; no fixed method-specific promise |
| E-wallets (Perfect Money, FK Wallet) | Depends on provider; no fixed method-specific promise |
| Visa/Mastercard | Depends on provider; no fixed method-specific promise |
| Local bank transfer | Depends on provider; no fixed method-specific promise |
For anyone prioritizing speed, check the methods available in your account and the receiving provider’s terms. A single $3,900 Binance Pay story does not establish a general ranking, and bank transfers are not always the slowest.
The Same-Method Rule (Deposit = Withdrawal)
Quotex’s Payment Policy §4.2[2] normally routes withdrawals through the original deposit method, but the company may allow another. If I funded with USDT, I withdraw to USDT. Trying to deposit by crypto and cash out by bank card may require company approval and additional review.
When You Need to Change Methods
If the original channel isn’t available anymore, I open a support ticket before submitting the withdrawal and get written confirmation that a new method is approved. Submitting blind requests through a different rail is one of the fastest ways to get a withdrawal stuck.
Step 3: Submit the Withdrawal Request Correctly
- Log in and click Withdrawal in the top-right corner.
- Select the method matching your original deposit.
- Enter the amount (respecting the minimum shown for your method; crypto starts at $50).
- For crypto, paste the wallet address and confirm the network (TRC-20 vs ERC-20 for USDT matters).
- For e-wallets, enter the account ID or email exactly as registered.
- Complete any confirmation step shown in your account.
- Submit.
Sending USDT on the wrong network is the most common way traders lose funds permanently. I always verify the network twice before clicking confirm.
Timing Your Request
Submit when your payment details are correct. There is no published queue-time advantage for weekday mornings over Friday evenings; allow for the operator’s stated average and possible additional checks.
Withdraw Smaller Amounts More Often
Regular smaller payouts do not necessarily attract less compliance scrutiny than one large request, including at an offshore broker like Quotex. Treating the account like a working balance, not a savings vault, is the smarter play.
Step 4: Track Your Withdrawal Status
Pending requests appear under transaction history. The labels and their exact meanings can vary by payment route; check the transaction details and ask support if a status is unclear.
Can You Cancel a Pending Withdrawal?
If I notice a wrong wallet address or network, I contact in-profile support immediately. Whether a pending request can still be cancelled depends on its actual stage and the payment route.
Step 5: Troubleshoot a Delayed or Stuck Withdrawal
If funds haven’t moved within the expected window, work through this order:
- Re-check verification status. Pending KYC blocks payouts.
- Check whether the 3% fee applies from your third successful withdrawal of the same calendar day; this is not a daily cap.
- Verify wallet address and network selection.
- Check any active bonus terms. The usual 100x rule concerns withdrawing bonus-derived profit; the bonus itself is virtual, and a withdrawal can cancel it.
- Escalate to support with a complete ticket.
A WikiFX user alleged an $81 withdrawal was still unresolved after more than six days and support had not answered. A separate BrokersView user alleged a 47-day delay on roughly $9,047. These are attributed complaints, not verified transaction records. Knowing the worst-case scenarios exist is part of the broader risk picture.
Contacting Support Effectively
My support ticket always includes the transaction ID, a screenshot of the pending request, the date and time submitted, the method, and confirmation that KYC is approved. For an existing account, use the in-profile Support channel; the public Contacts form is another route. A complete first message gives support the information needed to investigate.
Documenting Everything for Escalation
I keep screenshots, transaction IDs, and all support correspondence. If a withdrawal is denied without clear justification, that documentation is what lets me dispute through the original payment provider or post a substantiated complaint publicly.
Expectations & Risks
Realistic Expectations and Risk Awareness
Quotex’s current About page[3] names ON SPOT GROUP LLC in St. Kitts and Nevis. Regulator notices in Spain, Italy and Poland refer to named historical Quotex entities or domains, not necessarily this current operator. I keep only active trading capital on the platform and withdraw profits regularly rather than letting balances accumulate. This is the same logic I apply when comparing Quotex to other brokers: lighter regulation means the trader carries more of the operational risk.
After a Withdrawal
What to Expect After a Successful Withdrawal
Once Quotex marks a request “Completed,” I save the confirmation and, for crypto, any blockchain transaction ID provided. The receiving provider may take additional time to credit funds, but the status alone does not establish where a later delay occurred.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the fastest way to withdraw from Quotex?
No one method is consistently fastest across all accounts. Quotex states an average of 1 to 5 days[4] overall, while the actual timing depends on the method, checks and receiving provider.
Why is my Quotex withdrawal still pending after 5 days?
Possible causes include a request for verification, a payment-method mismatch or a bonus condition. There is no verified three-withdrawal daily cap: the third successful withdrawal in one calendar day may instead incur a 3% fee. Check the status and contact support.
Can I withdraw to a different method than I deposited with?
Usually the original deposit method is used, but the Payment Policy §4.2[2] allows the company to approve another. Contact support before submitting a different method.
Does Quotex charge withdrawal fees?
Most withdrawals are fee-free, but the Service Agreement §7.28[1] allows a 3% fee from the third successful withdrawal in the same calendar day. Check any separate provider charges before confirming.
What’s the minimum I can withdraw?
The FAQ[4] says $10 for most methods; crypto minimums start at $50 and may be higher for particular coins.
Can I withdraw a bonus from Quotex?
Bonus funds themselves generally can’t be withdrawn directly. Under the published bonus terms[5], withdrawing bonus-derived profit normally requires 100x the bonus amount in qualifying turnover, though the offer may vary. Withdrawing while a bonus is active can remove bonus funds and part of the profit generated with them.
