Money in the Bank is a wrestling pay-per-view event, not a banking product
Money in the Bank 2025 is an annual professional wrestling event produced by WWE, typically held in the summer. It is not related to bank accounts, savings, or financial services. If you arrived here looking for information about a banking product or service, you may want to search for the specific bank or account type you need.
If you are looking for how to watch the wrestling event itself, the information below covers where and when you can view it.
Key Takeaways
- Money in the Bank 2025 is a WWE wrestling event that typically airs in summer and features ladder matches with championship opportunities.
- The event is available through WWE's streaming service Peacock (in the United States) and through traditional pay-per-view on cable and satellite providers.
- Specific dates, times, and pricing for Money in the Bank 2025 are set by WWE and should be confirmed on their official website or through your cable provider.
- Some cable and satellite packages include pay-per-view events as part of their sports or entertainment tiers, while others charge per event.
Watching through Peacock in the United States
Peacock, NBC's streaming service, holds the rights to stream WWE events in the United States. If you have a Peacock subscription, Money in the Bank 2025 will be included in your membership at no additional cost. You can watch on the Peacock app or website on any device that supports the service—phone, tablet, computer, or smart TV.
If you do not have a Peacock subscription, you will need to create one. Peacock offers both free and paid tiers; WWE events are typically available to paid subscribers. Check Peacock's current pricing and subscription options, as these change periodically.
Watching through cable or satellite pay-per-view
Traditional cable and satellite providers—Comcast, DirecTV, Dish Network, and others—offer WWE events through pay-per-view. You can order Money in the Bank 2025 through your provider's on-screen menu or by calling their customer service line. The cost varies by provider and typically ranges based on whether the event is a standard or premium offering.
To order, you will need an active cable or satellite account with pay-per-view enabled. Some providers require you to set a PIN to authorize purchases. After ordering, the event will be available to watch on your TV for a set window of time—usually 24 to 48 hours from the start of the broadcast.
Finding the exact date and start time
WWE announces the date and location for Money in the Bank each year on their official website and social media channels. The event typically takes place in June or July, but the specific date changes year to year. Once announced, WWE publishes the start time, which is usually in the evening (Eastern Time in the United States).
Check WWE.com or your cable provider's event guide closer to the date to confirm the exact time in your time zone. If you are outside the United States, check WWE's international broadcast partners or streaming services available in your region.
International viewing options
Outside the United States, WWE events are broadcast through different services depending on your country. In Canada, the event may be available through TSN or other providers. In the United Kingdom and Europe, services like BT Sport or FITE TV often carry WWE events. Australia and other regions have their own broadcast partners.
Visit WWE.com and look for their "Watch" or "International" section to find the correct service for your location. You can also contact your local cable or satellite provider to ask whether they carry WWE pay-per-view events.
What to expect from the event
Money in the Bank is known for its ladder matches, in which wrestlers compete to retrieve a briefcase hanging above the ring. The winner of the briefcase earns a championship match opportunity that can be used at any time within the following year. The event typically includes multiple matches across several hours and features both men's and women's competitors.
The full card—the list of matches scheduled—is usually announced in the weeks leading up to the event. WWE publishes this on their website and through their social media accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a cable subscription to watch Money in the Bank 2025?
No. If you have a Peacock subscription in the United States, you can stream the event without cable. If you do not have Peacock or prefer cable, you can order through your cable or satellite provider's pay-per-view system.
Can I watch Money in the Bank on my phone or tablet?
Yes. Peacock's app works on phones, tablets, and computers. If you order through cable pay-per-view, check with your provider about whether their app allows you to watch on mobile devices.
How much does Money in the Bank 2025 cost?
Through Peacock, it is included with a paid subscription (no additional charge per event). Through cable or satellite pay-per-view, the cost varies by provider but typically ranges from $50 to $80. Check your provider's website or call them for the exact price.
What time does Money in the Bank 2025 start?
WWE has not yet announced the exact start time for 2025. Once the date is set, the start time will be published on WWE.com. Historically, the event begins in the evening Eastern Time, with the main card starting after a pre-show.
Can I rewatch Money in the Bank after it airs live?
Yes. Through Peacock, the event is typically available on-demand after it airs. Through cable pay-per-view, you usually have 24 to 48 hours to rewatch within the broadcast window. Check your provider's terms for their specific replay policy.