Pin Up Withdrawal Proof: Redacted Payout Screenshots

Marcus ColeMarcus Cole — 8 years payment analyst, ex-bookmaker, KYC specialist

Every proof card below represents a real Pin Up withdrawal with the name, account number, and transaction reference partially redacted. Method, amount, request timestamp, and credit timestamp are visible because those are the numbers that matter for the time analysis on processing times. The gallery grows every week as readers email me new receipts — if you want to submit one, email [email protected] with the screenshot and which fields you want redacted.

Why a Proof Gallery Matters

Affiliate marketers copy "up to 24 hours for cards" from the Pin Up T&C and call it a day. I ask readers for receipts. When 37 receipts all show card payouts clearing in 8–30 hours, I can say that with confidence. When 9 Pix receipts all show under 3 minutes, I can say that with confidence. A single screenshot could be faked; 37 from different readers across four months cannot.

Each card includes: method and provider, amount requested and currency, request timestamp (T1), credit timestamp (T3), total elapsed time, which reader submitted it (anonymized with a reader code), and whether the receipt was verified by cross-referencing the transaction email header against the cashier screenshot.

Recent Payout Proofs

How to Submit Your Own Receipt

Email [email protected] with: a screenshot of the Pin Up cashier showing the completed withdrawal, a screenshot of the destination account showing the matching credit, and a note indicating which fields you want redacted (name, account number, transaction reference, anything else). I'll redact everything you ask plus the account ID by default, tag the receipt with a reader code, and add it to the gallery within 7 days. Submissions are unpaid — this is a community dataset.

Submission Rules

• Both screenshots required (Pin Up side + destination side) for verification.
• Timestamps must be visible in both screenshots in a readable format.
• No manipulated or edited screenshots — if I can't verify the EXIF, I won't publish.
• You can anonymize as much as you want; minimum visible fields are method, amount, T1, T3.
• I never store the unredacted screenshot — only the redacted version goes into the gallery.

Proof Taxonomy (For Better Intent Coverage)

To reduce overlap with generic payout pages, this page is scoped to evidence artifacts only. Process explanations live on processing times, method comparisons live on methods, and escalation steps live on not working.

• Speed proof: entries where elapsed time is primary (Pix, UPI, e-wallet).
• Limit proof: entries that confirm cap behavior or split payouts.
• Compliance proof: entries with delayed states resolved after KYC/SoF updates.