You've been savvy with your shopping, racking up cashback with Quidco, and now it's time to enjoy the rewards! Withdrawing your cashback is quick and easy, whether you prefer to do it on the website or through our handy app.
Withdrawal Options
Bank Transfer (BACS): This popular and free method sends your cashback directly to your bank account.
PayPal: Get your cashback quickly and conveniently into your PayPal account.
Retailer Gift Cards: Choose from a variety of popular retailers and potentially earn an extra cashback bonus on your withdrawal.
How to withdraw your cashback
Withdrawing via the Quidco website
Log into your Quidco account.
Head to the 'Payments' section.
Choose your preferred withdrawal method from the options listed above.
Enter the amount you'd like to withdraw (minimum £1 for bank transfers and PayPal).
Sit back and relax! Your cashback will be with you soon.
Withdrawing via the Quidco App
We've made some recent changes to make withdrawing on the app even more secure.
Open the Quidco app and log in.
Go to your 'Account' and tap on 'Withdraw Balance'.
Select your preferred payment method.
Enter the amount you want to withdraw.
You'll be asked to enter your device PIN or authenticate with biometrics (like fingerprint or facial recognition) for added security.
Once confirmed, your withdrawal is on its way!
Want to withdraw only part of your wallet balance? Download the Quidco app and choose exactly how much you want to withdraw* - we've given you even more flexibility to choose.
*Subject to specific retailer restrictions.
Minimum Withdrawal Amounts & Processing Times
Bank transfer (BACS) and PayPal: Minimum withdrawal of £1.
Gift cards: Minimum amounts vary depending on the retailer. Check the payments page for specific details.
Withdrawals typically take a few days to process. See our "How long does a withdrawal take?" guide for detailed estimates.
Keeping track of your earning and withdrawals
We’ll keep a running record for you on your statement page of all cashback amounts that have reached the “confirmed” status and a log of all withdrawals you make and what method of withdrawal you used.