If your account is financially verified, withdrawals processed before 3.30pm (AEST) Monday to Friday should show in your bank account the following morning. Withdrawals processed between 3.30pm Friday and 3.30pm Monday will show in your bank account on Tuesday. Withdrawals to a Westpac account will be available sooner (the evening before), while some smaller banks and credit unions may take longer. All timeframes exclude National Public Holidays.

Remember that bank transfers can take up to three working days, and withdrawals to credit/debit cards up to five working days. If your withdrawal still hasn't arrived after this time (don't count public holidays or weekends), please contact us via email. You'll need a screenshot or photo of your bank statement, from the withdrawal date until now.

No. You can only deposit to your Unibet account using a payment method in your name, and you can only withdraw money to an account or card in your name. You can't deposit to a friend's Unibet account, for example.

A SWIFT code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes and it is a unique identification code for a particular bank. The BSB Code is a combination of your bank and branch code, a 3 digit bank code and a 3 digit branch code.

You usually find the BSB or SWIFTcode for your bank or branch on your bank statement, via internet banking or by contacting your bank.