Withdrawing Money
Key Facts
You can withdraw a minimum of Rs.25 and a maximum of Rs.1,00,000 in a day.
You are only allowed to request 10 withdrawals per day.
To complete a withdrawal, you need to verify your account on the Unallocated Balance Wallet page
This verification process can take between 1-3 days, so make sure you do it soon
Verification Process
To verify your account, you will need to complete our KYC process from the Unallocated Balance Wallet page. The process requires 3 bits of information: personal details, PAN Card, and Bank details. Check it out below:
Step 1: Verify Personal Information
- 1. Enter your Email Address, State, and Date of Birth (As on your PAN Card)
- 2. Verify your email address
Step 2: PAN Verification
- 1. Enter your PAN and Name (As on your PAN Card)
- 2. Upload a clear photo of your PAN Card
- 3. Note that the PAN cannot be unlinked once you’ve verified one Sixer account
Step 3: Bank Details Verification
- 1. Enter your Bank Account Name, Number, Branch Name, and IFSC Code
- 2. Upload Bank documentation such as a Bank Statement or Passbook front copy or a cancelled cheque with your name and account number clearly visible
- 3. Note the following restrictions:
- a. Digital Payment Banks are
not
allowed for verification and linking of Sixer accounts for withdrawals based on the latest compliance rules - b. NRE Accounts are
not
permitted - c. No bank account belonging to Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Telangana, Nagaland, and Sikkim can be verified
- a. Digital Payment Banks are
After those three steps, give our team 1-3 days to verify your documentation. Once that’s done, you can withdraw a minimum of Rs.25 and a maximum of Rs. 1,00,000 per day. Most transactions are completed on the same day. However, sometimes banks can take 3-4 business days to make the payment. For extremely rare circumstances, we reserve the right to pause withdrawals.
Tax Deduction at Withdrawal
What has changed?
The new Govt. Tax (TDS) law, as defined in the Finance Act, 2023, has been in effect since 1 April 2023. According to the law, 30% of your taxable amount (net winnings) is deducted as TDS on withdrawal.
How is taxable amount calculated for the financial year (FY)?
The taxable amount is defined as the difference between your withdrawals and deposits in the FY. Here’s how the taxable amount is calculated:
Taxable Amount (Net winnings)
=
A
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B
-
C
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D
A
Total withdrawals (including current withdrawal amount)
B
Total deposits
C
Opening balance (Deposits + Winnings) at FY beginning
D
Amount on which TDS was deducted till date
Did you know?
1 April to 31 March is considered a financial year (FY).Did you know?
Let’s take a look at a few examples:
Example 1(a): You have ₹0 opening balance, deposited ₹2,000 during this FY and make the 1st withdrawal of ₹1,000 in this FY
Total withdrawals A
₹1,000
Total deposits B
₹2,000
Opening balance (Deposits + Winnings) C
₹0
Amount on which TDS was deducted till date D
₹0
Taxable amount A - B - C - D
₹0
30% Govt. Tax (TDS) applicable
₹0
Withdrawal after Govt. Tax (TDS)
₹1,000
Note: Taxable amount will be ₹0 until a withdrawal amount of greater than ₹2,000 is requested
Example 1(b): You have ₹500 opening balance, deposited ₹2,000 during this FY and make the 1st withdrawal of ₹1,000 in this FY
In this case you have a opening balance (Deposits + Winnings) of ₹500 at the start of the financial year i.e. 1st April
Total withdrawals A
₹1,000
Total deposits B
₹2,000
Opening balance (Deposits + Winnings) C
₹500
Amount on which TDS was deducted till date D
₹0
Taxable amount A - B - C - D
₹0
30% Govt. Tax (TDS) applicable
₹0
Withdrawal after Govt. Tax (TDS)
₹1,000
Note: Taxable amount will be ₹0 until a withdrawal amount of greater than ₹2,500 is requested
Example 2(a): You have ₹500 opening balance, deposited ₹2,000 during this FY and make the 1st withdrawal of ₹3,000 in this FY
In this case you have positive net winnings and you are withdrawing more than your deposits and opening balance combined
Total withdrawals A
₹3,000
Total deposits B
₹2,000
Opening balance (Deposits + Winnings) C
₹500
Amount on which TDS was deducted till date D
₹0
Taxable amount A - B - C - D
₹500
30% Govt. Tax (TDS) applicable
₹150
Withdrawal after Govt. Tax (TDS)
₹2,850
Example 2(b): You deposited another ₹2,000 and are now making a subsequent withdrawal of ₹5,000
In this case you have positive net winnings and you are withdrawing more than your deposits and opening balance combined
Total withdrawals A [₹3000 (previous) + ₹5000 (current)]
₹8,000
Total deposits B
₹4,000
Opening balance (Deposits + Winnings) C
₹500
Amount on which TDS was deducted till date D
₹500
Taxable amount A - B - C - D
₹3000
30% Govt. Tax (TDS) applicable
₹900
Withdrawal after Govt. Tax (TDS)
₹4,100