Instant Payout Casinos exists to answer one narrow question honestly: when you ask an offshore casino for your money back, how long does it take, and does that answer hold up the second and third time you ask.
Almost every page ranking these operators is built on a single withdrawal. That is the problem this site was set up to fix. A brand new account with a small balance is the least interesting thing a risk system will look at all week and it sails through, which makes a first cashout a measurement of the shop window rather than the shop.
Saskia Bergstrom, a payout testing editor in Minneapolis. She played online poker full time for ten years and kept a spreadsheet of every withdrawal she ever requested, which now runs to about eleven hundred rows across more than forty sites.
That habit was not diligence, it was rent. When the difference between two days and nine days decides whether a bill clears, you start writing things down, and ten years of writing things down produces a fairly unglamorous kind of expertise that is very hard to fake.
Every number on this site came out of an account she opened and funded personally at the operator's advertised minimum. Nineteen of the forty-five cashouts behind the current ranking were for less than the deposit that started them.
Three withdrawals per site, spaced across six weeks, and the slowest of the three sets the position. One immediately after verification clears, one about a fortnight later, and one at the end. Same account, same rail, comparable amounts.
Eleven of the fifteen sites currently ranked were slower after the first run and four of them more than doubled. Publishing only the first number would have produced a flattering page and a misleading one.
Certain outbound links to operators are commercial and may pay a commission on a signup. That money covers the deposits, the six weeks of testing and the running costs.
It has no bearing on the order. Operators that pay a commission are described here as having offers worth declining, and one of them is last on the ranking. If the arrangement bothers you, take the information and go to the operator directly -- the logs are just as accurate either way.
Rollover multiples get rewritten, cashiers get re-engineered and excluded-state lists change. If a figure here has gone stale, send it to the contact address with a source and it will be corrected or pulled.
None of this is financial advice, legal advice, or a suggestion that any of it is a good use of your money. It is a log of how long fifteen cashiers took.