Winning real money on MPL Poker is exciting, but knowing how to withdraw your winnings quickly and safely is just as important. MPL Poker makes it relatively easy to cash out your chips, but certain steps and verifications are required to complete the process smoothly.

Here’s a complete step-by-step guide to withdrawing funds from MPL Poker.

Step 1: Link Your MPL Wallet

Before withdrawing, ensure your MPL wallet is active:

• Open the MPL app.
• Tap the Wallet icon (usually at the top right).
• Link your preferred withdrawal method (e.g., UPI ID, bank account, Paytm).

MPL does not allow direct withdrawal from the poker table—your winnings first go to your MPL wallet.

Step 2: Complete KYC Verification

To comply with security standards, MPL requires KYC (Know Your Customer) verification before processing withdrawals. You may need to:

• Upload a valid Government ID (Aadhaar, PAN, or Voter ID)
• Provide your mobile number and bank details
• Submit a selfie for ID matching (in some cases)

This process usually takes 24–48 hours to verify.

Step 3: Convert Chips to Withdrawable Balance

Some winnings may be in the form of bonus cash or non-withdrawable chips. To convert them:

• Play in real-money tables where winnings convert to withdrawable balance
• MPL clearly shows which funds are eligible for withdrawal in your wallet

Only cash winnings, not bonus amounts, can be withdrawn.

Step 4: Initiate the Withdrawal

Once your balance is withdrawable:

• Go to the MPL Wallet
• Tap on Withdraw
• Choose the amount and select your method (UPI, Paytm, or Bank Transfer)
• Confirm the transaction

Most users report withdrawal times between 1 minute to 24 hours, depending on the method and account status.

Step 5: Track Your Withdrawal Status

After initiating:

• A notification confirms the request
• You can track the status in the Wallet or Transaction History
• If it’s pending for over 24 hours, contact MPL Support

Tips to Ensure Fast Withdrawals

• Use the same name on your bank account and MPL profile
• Complete KYC early to avoid delays later
• Avoid suspicious activity that may trigger account review
• Don’t share OTPs or account info with others