AvaTrade Minimum Deposit & Withdrawal — Methods, Timing, Rules

How Do Funding & Payouts Work at AvaTrade?

AvaTrade runs a straightforward flow: verify first (KYC), then fund, then withdraw using the same method(s) used to deposit per AML rules. Minimum deposit is 100 in your base currency (USD/EUR/GBP/AUD). AvaTrade aims to process withdrawals in 24–48 business hours once your account is approved; delivery time then depends on your bank, card network, or e-wallet provider. E-payments (e.g., Skrill/Neteller/WebMoney) are not available for EU and Australian clients. Profits beyond your original card deposits can be paid via bank wire (and e-payments for non-EU clients).

Funding & Payouts at a Glance

FAQs — AvaTrade Deposits & Withdrawals

1. What’s the exact withdrawal process?

   Complete KYC (POI/POA and, if applicable, card images). In My AVA, open Withdrawals, submit the form, and follow the on-screen prompts. AvaTrade processes requests in 24–48 business hours on business days.

2. Why must funds return to my card first?

   This is an anti-money-laundering (AML) requirement. You must refund up to 100% of total card deposits back to the same card(s) before withdrawing remaining funds via wire (and e-payments for non-EU clients).

3. How long do payouts actually take to arrive?

   AvaTrade aims to approve within 1–2 business days. Banks, card networks, and e-wallets then add their own timelines. Bank wires can take up to 10 business days to credit.

4. What if my wire deposit hasnt posted yet?

   Wires may take up to 7 business days. Send SWIFT/transfer receipt to support so they can track it. If delays persist, your bank can advise on local clearing.

5. Can I deposit or withdraw using someone elses payment method?

   Third-party deposits are accepted only with additional verification for both parties. Withdrawals must always go to a method in your own name.

6. Do I have to verify before depositing?

   You can try a demo account without KYC, but for live funding and any withdrawal, your account must be fully verified per KYC standards.

Risk note: funding convenience doesnt remove trading risk. Manage position sizes conservatively and plan for bank-side delays when timing withdrawals around market events.