Six days on a withdrawal. Before I make noise — post yours with the date and the amount

Weekday split, top two bands only, 19 rows now:

Requested	n	Median hrs
Mon to Wed	11	2.1
Thu to Fri	6	26
Sat to Sun	2	31

Small n on the weekend row and I am not going to pretend otherwise. But Thursday and Friday against Monday to Wednesday is eleven versus six and the gap is an order of magnitude, which is more than I expected to find.

If that holds it is the single most actionable thing in this thread: request early in the week.

Or request every day and never care what day it is.

This matches mine. Both of my slow ones were Wednesday evening my time, which is Wednesday afternoon in Europe — close enough to a Thursday queue that I would not separate them.

Sorry, jumping in months late. This is the thread that made me set up a daily withdrawal instead of a weekly one before I had even had a problem, so thank you for that.

Four fields, the first three I have: Aug 22, $95, tron, 6 minutes. Aug 30, $140, tron, 9 minutes. Sep 3, $210, tron, 7 minutes. All tiny, I know, but the thread said post the numbers so I am posting the numbers.

tiny is fine. tiny is the bottom row and the bottom row is the one nobody disputes

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Happy to help anyone here get set up.

Four fields. Date, amount, chain, hours. You have posted in this thread without a single one of them, and you are the only person who has managed that in nine months.

Link removed. Third warning on this account.

answered a thread about withdrawal times with a landing page. that's the industry in one post.

Ten months, 63 rows from seven people. Closing table, and then I would rather people started a 2025 thread than kept editing this one.

Amount band	n	Median hrs	90th pct
under $500	28	0.3	1.4
$500 to 2,000	19	0.9	11
$2,000 to 5,000	12	5.5	62
over $5,000	4	47	209

The weekday effect held: Thursday and Friday requests in the top two bands ran roughly six times the Monday-to-Wednesday median. Nobody ever produced a case of a request under $500 taking more than a day and a half.

What the table does not tell you, and I want this in the same post as the numbers: every row here is from somebody whose money eventually arrived. People whose money did not arrive stopped posting. Read the table with that in mind.

That last paragraph is why I asked you to keep the table rather than keeping it myself. Survivorship, stated in the post instead of in someone's rebuttal.

The table is good and the conclusion people will take from it is wrong.

Request under five hundred, early in the week is not a strategy for avoiding a hold. It is a strategy for staying below the threshold at which anyone looks at you. Those are different things, and the second has a shelf life — the balance still accumulates somewhere you do not control, and one day the aggregate is interesting even though no single request ever was.

The correct read of ten months of data is not how to time a withdrawal. It is that a withdrawal is a request you file with somebody who can refuse it.

Both are true and the thread has said both. It is still the only place on this board with actual figures in it, which was the whole point of the first post.