Shuffle withdrawal limits explained

Shuffle withdrawal limits are not printed in a single public table. Shuffle's terms (clause 9.4) say the minimum for each coin is shown in the cashier, and the figures you see there depend on the coin, the network and, in some cases, your account. Third-party sites sometimes quote daily or monthly caps for Shuffle, but none of those numbers is published by Shuffle itself, so treat them as unconfirmed.

What can be stated reliably is how the limits work. There is a minimum per coin, set so that the network fee does not eat the payout. There can be verification-dependent limits, because Shuffle's own guide says most users need at least Verify Level 1 to withdraw, and its terms allow ID, selfie, address and source-of-funds checks. And there are review thresholds, unpublished, above which a person looks at the request before it is sent.

This page covers each type, how to find your own figures and what to do when one gets in your way. For timing, read Shuffle withdrawal time; for the checks, see Shuffle KYC verification. 18+ only.

Minimum withdrawal per coin

Every coin and network has a floor, shown in the withdrawal form once you pick it. Shuffle has 22 coins and tokens, and many come on several networks: USDT alone has ERC-20, BEP-20, TRC-20, Polygon and Solana versions. The floor reflects the fee on that network, so a cheap chain usually has a lower minimum than Ethereum mainnet. If your balance in a coin is under its minimum, you cannot withdraw that coin until you top it up.

For fiat, Shuffle publishes one figure: Interac e-Transfer in Canada has a CAD 5 minimum for both deposits and withdrawals, with no Shuffle fee. Pix, Mercado Pago and Vietnam fiat options show their own minimums in the cashier.

Verification-linked limits

Shuffle's terms let it require a government ID check on reaching a threshold "and in any event before your first withdrawal" (clause 5.2), and to ask for a selfie, run database checks or request proof of source of funds or wealth (5.4). In practice, reviews describe three levels: basic details at Level 1, ID at Level 2 and proof of address at Level 3. A higher level does not remove limits, but it removes the most common reason a withdrawal is held.

Review thresholds

Large or unusual requests can be checked by a person before sending. Shuffle does not publish the trigger, which is normal: publishing it would help people avoid it. A review is not a refusal.

SHFL-specific rule

SHFL withdrawals must go to a non-custodial ERC-20 wallet, not an exchange deposit address. That is a destination limit rather than an amount limit, but it catches people out. Our SHFL token guide explains why.

• Balance below the minimum. Add more of the same coin, or leave the small balance. Do not play to reach a number you had not planned to wager.
• Fee too high for the amount. Switch to a cheaper network for the same asset where your wallet supports it, such as USDT on Tron or Solana instead of Ethereum, or withdraw a different coin you also hold.
• Request held for review. Check email and your account for a document request and answer it fully in one go. Partial uploads restart the queue.
• Wrong destination for SHFL. Withdraw to your own ERC-20 wallet first, then move it on.
• Bonus still active. Funds tied to a deposit bonus cannot be withdrawn until its wagering is met; withdrawing early may forfeit it. See the bonus code guide.
• Balances are per coin. A limit applies to the coin you are withdrawing. If you hold several, you can withdraw each separately.