Money in the Bank airs on Peacock, WWE's primary streaming home, and occasionally on traditional TV
Money in the Bank is a WWE wrestling event held once a year, usually in early summer. It streams live on Peacock, the NBC streaming service, which is where WWE moved all its premium live events starting in 2022. If you have a Peacock subscription (Premium tier or higher), you can watch Money in the Bank live without paying extra.
The event sometimes also airs on traditional cable or broadcast television depending on the year and WWE's current broadcast deals. Check your local TV listings or WWE's official website a few weeks before the event to see if a cable broadcast is scheduled in your region. In past years, some Money in the Bank events aired on USA Network or other cable channels, but Peacock is now the may provide place to find it.
The event typically starts in the evening (usually around 8 p.m. ET) and runs for three to four hours. You can also watch replays on Peacock for several days after the live broadcast if you miss the initial airing.
Key Takeaways
- Money in the Bank streams live on Peacock with a Premium subscription or higher; no additional pay-per-view fee is required.
- The event may also air on cable television in some regions, so check WWE's official schedule or your local TV guide closer to the event date.
- Peacock replays remain available for several days after the live broadcast, so you do not have to watch at the exact start time.
- The event runs three to four hours and typically begins in the evening, so plan your viewing time accordingly.
What Peacock subscription tier you need
You need Peacock Premium or Peacock Premium Plus to watch Money in the Bank. The free tier of Peacock does not include access to live WWE events. Premium costs around $5.99 per month with ads, or $11.99 per month without ads. Premium Plus includes everything Premium has plus offline downloads and costs around $19.99 per month.
If you already subscribe to Peacock for other content, you already have access to Money in the Bank at no extra cost. WWE premium live events are included in the subscription price, unlike the old pay-per-view model where you paid $40 to $60 per event.
How to find Money in the Bank on Peacock
Open the Peacock app or website and look for the Sports section or search for "Money in the Bank" directly. WWE events are usually featured prominently on the home page a few days before they air. You can also navigate to the WWE hub within Peacock, where all upcoming and past WWE events are listed.
Set a reminder on your phone or in the Peacock app so you do not forget the start time. Peacock will send you a notification when the event is about to begin if you have notifications turned on for the app.
Cable and broadcast TV options
In some years, WWE has negotiated deals to broadcast Money in the Bank on cable channels like USA Network or on broadcast networks. These arrangements change year to year, so there is no single cable channel that always carries it. Check WWE's official website or your cable provider's on-screen guide two to three weeks before the event to see if a traditional TV broadcast is scheduled.
If a cable broadcast is available, it may air on a delay or be edited for time, whereas the Peacock stream is the full, uncut event. The cable version also includes commercial breaks, while Peacock's ad-free tier has no interruptions.
International viewing and blackout restrictions
Peacock is available only in the United States. If you are outside the US, Money in the Bank streams on WWE Network, which is available in most countries as a standalone subscription service or through local cable providers. WWE Network typically costs around $9.99 per month and includes all WWE events plus archived content.
Some countries have exclusive broadcast deals with local television networks, so check what is available in your region on WWE's international website or contact your local cable provider.
What to do if you miss the live broadcast
Peacock keeps replays of Money in the Bank available for at least several days after the event ends, sometimes longer. You can watch the full event on demand without waiting for a scheduled rebroadcast. The replay is the same full-length version as the live stream, with no edits or time cuts.
If you want to avoid spoilers while waiting to watch the replay, mute WWE-related social media accounts and search results. Many fans post results within minutes of the event ending, so be careful scrolling through Twitter, Reddit, or YouTube if you plan to watch later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay extra to watch Money in the Bank on Peacock?
No. If you already have a Peacock Premium subscription, Money in the Bank is included at no additional cost. There is no separate pay-per-view fee like there was before WWE moved to Peacock in 2022.
Can I watch Money in the Bank on my phone or tablet?
Yes. The Peacock app works on smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and computers. Download the app from your device's app store, sign in with your Peacock account, and stream the event on any device.
What if I do not have Peacock?
You can start a Peacock subscription for $5.99 per month with ads or $11.99 without ads. You can also check whether a cable broadcast is scheduled in your area by looking at WWE's official event page or your local TV listings.
Can I watch Money in the Bank if I live outside the United States?
No, Peacock does not work outside the US. In most countries, Money in the Bank streams on WWE Network, a separate subscription service. Check WWE's international website to see what is available in your country.
How long is Money in the Bank?
The event typically runs three to four hours from start to finish. It usually begins around 8 p.m. ET, so plan for a late evening if you are watching live on the East Coast.