How to Track Your KK8 Withdrawal History

Sign In to the Correct Account

Make sure you are signed in to the member account whose withdrawal records you want to review. This helps ensure that the transaction history shown belongs to the correct account.

Know the Approximate Transaction Date

If you are looking for a specific withdrawal, having an approximate submission date makes it easier to set a useful start and end date instead of searching an unnecessarily wide period.

Know the Status You Want to Check

The supplied process allows you to filter by status such as pending, approved or rejected. Choosing the relevant status can narrow the results and help you find the transaction more quickly.

Step 1. Click the History Button

Open the History section from your account interface to access transaction records. If you need help finding account features, follow Navigating the Platform (/en/user-guide/navigating-the-platform) (Internal Link).

Step 2. Select Withdrawal as the Transaction Type

Under Transaction Type, choose Withdrawal so the history page focuses on withdrawal-related records rather than deposits or gaming transactions.

Step 3. Enter the Start and End Dates

Set the relevant start date and end date for the period you want to review. A focused date range can make the results easier to scan.

Step 4. Select Your Preferred Status

Choose the transaction status you want to view, such as Pending, Approved, Rejected or another available status shown in the filter.

Step 5. View the Withdrawal History

Apply the selected criteria and review the displayed withdrawal records. Check the available transaction information to identify the request you want to inspect.

Pending Withdrawals

A Pending status generally indicates that a withdrawal request is still being processed or has not yet reached a final recorded outcome. Use the live transaction record as the current reference.

Approved Withdrawals

An Approved status indicates that the withdrawal request has passed the relevant processing stage reflected by the account history. Review the transaction details for the corresponding amount and date.

Rejected Withdrawals

A Rejected status indicates that the request was not approved. Review any reason or additional information shown with the record before submitting another withdrawal request.

Other Available Statuses

If additional status options appear in the history filter, use the wording displayed on the platform as the authoritative reference because transaction-status labels can vary.

Check the Transaction Date

Compare the recorded date with the date you submitted the withdrawal so you can identify the correct request.

Check the Withdrawal Amount

Match the recorded amount with the amount you requested. This is especially useful when multiple withdrawals were submitted during the same period.

Check the Current Status

Review whether the transaction is shown as pending, approved, rejected or another available state. Avoid assuming that all older requests have completed without checking the record.

Compare with Your Receiving Account

If a withdrawal is shown as approved but you are verifying receipt, compare the transaction with your intended banking records. For setup guidance, see How to Add New Withdrawal Account (/en/user-guide/how-to-add-new-withdrawal-account) (Internal Link).

I Cannot Find the Withdrawal Record

Expand the date range and make sure Withdrawal is selected as the transaction type. Also check whether a status filter is hiding the record you want to view.

My Record Is Still Pending

If the transaction remains pending, continue checking the recorded status before submitting a duplicate request. Processing time can vary depending on transaction and account conditions.

My Withdrawal Was Rejected

Review any information shown with the rejected record and verify your banking details, withdrawal amount and applicable account requirements before trying again.

The History Page Shows No Results

Check the selected date range, transaction type and status. A filter that is too narrow can return no matching transactions even when older records exist.

I Need to Make a New Withdrawal

Follow How to Withdraw (/en/user-guide/how-to-withdraw) (Internal Link) for the standard process of selecting Withdraw, entering the amount, adding or choosing a payment method and confirming the request.

I Need to Change the Receiving Bank Account

Follow How to Add New Withdrawal Account (/en/user-guide/how-to-add-new-withdrawal-account) (Internal Link) before making another request if you need to add a different payment method.

How to Withdraw

Use How to Withdraw (/en/user-guide/how-to-withdraw) (Internal Link) when you need step-by-step instructions for submitting a withdrawal request.

How to Add a New Withdrawal Account

Use How to Add New Withdrawal Account (/en/user-guide/how-to-add-new-withdrawal-account) (Internal Link) when you need to add another supported bank account or payment method.

Deposit History

If you need to review account funding rather than withdrawals, follow Track Your Deposit History (/en/user-guide/track-your-deposit-history) (Internal Link).

Game Transaction and Rebate History

For gaming-related transaction records, use Track Your Game Transaction and Rebate History (/en/user-guide/track-your-game-transaction-and-rebate-history) (Internal Link).

How do I check my KK8 withdrawal history?

Open History, select Withdrawal under Transaction Type, enter the relevant start and end dates, choose a preferred status and review the displayed results.

Can I filter withdrawals by date?

Yes. The supplied process includes entering start and end dates to define the period you want to review.

Can I filter by withdrawal status?

Yes. You can select statuses such as Pending, Approved or Rejected, along with any other status options available on the history page.

What does Pending mean?

Pending generally means the request has not yet reached a final recorded outcome. Continue checking the transaction history for updates.

What does Approved mean?

Approved indicates that the withdrawal has reached the approved state shown by the platform. Review the transaction details and receiving account records when necessary.

What does Rejected mean?

Rejected means the withdrawal request was not approved. Check the available transaction information and correct any relevant issue before making another request.

Why can I not see an older withdrawal?

The selected date range may not include the transaction. Expand the start and end dates and review the status filter before concluding that the record is unavailable.

Where can I learn how to withdraw funds?

Follow How to Withdraw (/en/user-guide/how-to-withdraw) (Internal Link) for the complete withdrawal process and stated minimum amount information.