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How to withdraw funds from a DraftKings app Log into your DraftKings app. Tap your profile photo in the top left corner. Scroll down and tap Withdraw. On the Withdraw Funds page, enter an amount for How much do you want to withdraw? Tap Continue. Select How would you like to receive your funds? Tap Request Withdrawal.
Limitations. Online banking withdrawal amount cannot exceed one hundred thousand U.S. dollars ($100,000) per transaction. DraftKings does not permit the use of business accounts.
How to cancel your withdrawal Log into DraftKings on web or mobile. Click your username or profile icon in the top right corner. On desktop, select Account Information from the dropdown that appears. Select Withdraw. Below Pending Withdrawals, identify the withdrawal you wish to cancel and click Cancel.
When requesting a withdrawal, you may be asked to verify your identity. Earnings and/or winnings are eligible for withdrawal. Pending bonuses or any other types of promotional credit can't be withdrawn. In some rare scenarios, a withdrawal may be canceled due to limited gameplay in ance with banking policies.
Yes, you would need to make a deposit of $5 or more in order to link your new bank account to your DraftKings account. Once your new bank account is linked to your DraftKings account, you will be able to withdraw to that bank account going forward.
Winnings that meet certain state or federal thresholds must be reported by DraftKings to the IRS for tax purposes. There may be tax withheld from your winnings, depending on how much you've won, and what game you were playing.
Fantasy sports winnings of $600 or more are reported to the IRS.