Posido: what the cashier clock actually measures
This site keeps one record and publishes it: the time between a withdrawal request leaving the account and the money appearing on the receiving side. Everything else here — bonuses, tables, sports — is read through that same lens.
Open Posidoposido.info is an independent payout-timing watch. It is not the operator and holds no player funds.
Min. deposit
5,000 Ft
Min. withdrawal
10,000 Ft
Approval median
2–12 h
Games
450+
A payout is three legs, not one number
Ask how fast a casino pays and you will be given a single figure. The figure is misleading, because a withdrawal is a chain of three consecutive legs and each one is owned by a different party. Leg one is approval, handled by the operator cashier: balance reconciliation, bonus state, verification status. Leg two is dispatch, when the payment provider releases the transfer. Leg three is arrival, when a bank, a wallet or a blockchain credits the amount.
The channel a player picks in the cashier governs leg three almost exclusively. The waiting, however, is concentrated in leg one, which is identical no matter which channel was chosen. This explains an otherwise odd finding in the log: crypto withdrawals are not meaningfully faster than bank ones. The network confirms in minutes, but the request had already spent hours in the same queue as everything else.
Instant transfer, and why the Hungarian calendar is unusual
Hungary runs an instant payment rail for forint transfers that has operated continuously since 2020 — every day of the year, at any hour, with settlement measured in seconds. For a payout log this is the single most important local fact, because it removes the receiving bank from the list of suspects. When a forint withdrawal is slow in Hungary, the bank is almost never the reason.
Two exceptions keep the older idea of a banking day alive. Forint transfers above the statutory ceiling for the instant rail fall back into intraday clearing, which runs in batches on banking days only. Card debits and card credits are also booked against the banking calendar, so a Saturday movement surfaces on Monday statement. Weekends did not disappear from the timeline; they simply moved upstream, into the operator approval leg.
Channel medians from the log
| Channel | Deposit floor | Credited in | Full payout, median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instant bank transfer | 5,000 Ft | seconds, any hour | 3–14 h on a weekday |
| Visa / Mastercard | 5,000 Ft | seconds | 1–3 banking days after approval |
| Skrill | 5,000 Ft | seconds | 2–8 h |
| paysafecard | 5,000 Ft | seconds | deposit only, exit via another channel |
| Trustly | 5,000 Ft | seconds | bank coverage in Hungary is limited |
| Bitcoin / other coins | ~10,000 Ft | 5–40 min confirmation | 1–24 h |
Each row has its own page with the fee model, the conversion trap and the mistakes that cost a day. The index sits at payment methods, and the request procedure itself is on the withdrawal page.
Seven places the chain breaks
Stuck payouts are rarely mysterious. In the log they cluster around a short list of failure points, and every one of them is cheaper to fix before the first request than after it.
- Name mismatch. The bank account holder is not spelled exactly as the player account. Married names, dropped Hungarian accents and reversed surname order all qualify.
- The return-path rule. Money is expected to leave the way it came in, at least up to the amount that was deposited.
- Cards that refuse credits. Many issuers do not accept payouts to the card; the request is rerouted to a bank account, and the account details become a fresh round of admin.
- One-way vouchers. paysafecard funds an account but can never receive from it.
- An open bonus. Unfinished wagering holds the cashier shut regardless of the real-money balance underneath.
- Wrong network on a crypto address. TRC-20, ERC-20 and BEP-20 are not interchangeable.
- Expired or unreadable documents. Each re-upload adds roughly a day to the clock.
The debt that falls due at the first withdrawal
Verification is not part of a payout; it is a one-off debt collected the first time money tries to leave. That is why a first withdrawal looks slow and why the figure it produces says nothing about the platform. The debt can be settled early and for free: upload identification, a recent proof of address and evidence of the deposit instrument on the day the account is opened, and the first payout behaves like the tenth.
A second round can follow at higher cumulative turnover, in the form of a source-of-funds request. The full sequence is documented on the registration and verification page, and the escalation route for requests that stall is set out under stuck payouts and complaints.
Bonuses, priced in days
| Question | The cashier answer |
|---|---|
| First deposit offer | Percentage follows the promotion of the moment; the wagering attached is what matters |
| Qualifying condition | A deposit of at least 5,000 Ft and an opt-in in the cashier |
| Real price | Not forint but days: how far the next withdrawal is pushed out |
| Cash-out cap | Winnings from bonus funds usually carry a separate ceiling |
Framed this way a bonus is neither good nor bad, only expensive or cheap for a given rhythm of play. Monthly withdrawals absorb the delay easily; weekly ones do not. The arithmetic lives in the bonus section, and the mechanics of clearing a requirement are on the wagering page.
Popular live tables
From a cashier point of view the catalogue matters in one respect: live tables usually contribute only a fraction of a stake towards wagering, while slots contribute in full. Table limits are denominated in forint — see table games and live casino for the detail.
Statuses, and what each one really means
Three words appear on the cashier screen and are routinely confused. Pending means the request exists but has not been approved; the money is still inside the operator perimeter and the player can withdraw the request itself. Processing means approval is done and the payment provider now owns the item; cancellation is no longer possible. Paid means the transfer left; if it has not arrived, the question belongs to the receiving institution and needs the transaction reference, not a new request.
Keeping those three apart resolves most of the frustration in the inbox. A pending item that has not moved for eighteen hours is a queue problem. A paid item that has not landed in a forint account is a rail problem, and on the Hungarian instant rail that is rare enough to be worth a screenshot.
How this log is built
Every entry is two timestamps: when the request left, and when the amount appeared on the receiving side. We report medians rather than averages, because one weekend outlier drags an average away from the experience most people actually have. Where the operator publishes a stated window, it is labelled as such and never blended with a measured figure.
What this site does not do: promise winnings, reprint licence numbers it has not checked, or move money. The register of authorised operators and the list of blocked domains are maintained by SZTFH and outrank any claim a website makes about itself. Method notes are on the about page, and the author profile is at Bence Halász.