Money in the Bank starts at 8 p.m. ET on the night of the event

WWE Money in the Bank airs live on Peacock (the NBC streaming service) at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. The exact date changes year to year — WWE typically holds it in May or June, but you'll need to check WWE's official schedule or Peacock's listings to confirm the specific date for the event you're planning to watch.

The main card runs roughly three to four hours, so if you tune in at 8 p.m. ET, expect the final match to finish around 11 p.m. to midnight ET. If you're on the West Coast, that's 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. PT. Central and Mountain time fall in between.

Peacock is the exclusive streaming home for WWE premium live events in the United States. You do not need a cable subscription — a Peacock account (either the paid tier or sometimes the free tier, depending on current Peacock offerings) is all you need.

Key Takeaways

  • Money in the Bank airs live at 8 p.m. ET on Peacock, with the main card lasting three to four hours.
  • The event date shifts year to year, so confirm the specific date on WWE.com or Peacock before planning to watch.
  • You need a Peacock account to stream — cable is not required.
  • If you're outside the United States, check your local wrestling broadcast partner, as rights vary by country.

How to find the exact date for this year's event

WWE announces its premium live event schedule months in advance on WWE.com and through its social media accounts. The easiest way to find the date is to search "WWE Money in the Bank 2024" (or the current year) or visit Peacock directly — the event will be listed in the upcoming events section with the full start time.

Once you know the date, set a reminder on your phone or calendar. Peacock sometimes sends notifications to users who have the WWE app installed, but relying on that alone can leave you scrambling if the notification doesn't come through.

What to expect before the main card starts

WWE typically begins streaming 15 to 30 minutes before the 8 p.m. ET start time with a pre-show or countdown show. This pre-show is usually included with your Peacock subscription and features analysis, interviews, and sometimes a match or two that doesn't make the main card.

If you log in right at 8 p.m., you may miss the opening segment. Logging in 10 to 15 minutes early gives you a buffer and lets you settle in before the action starts.

Time zones and international viewing

Money in the Bank airs at 8 p.m. ET, which translates to 7 p.m. CT, 6 p.m. MT, and 5 p.m. PT. If you're in a different time zone, subtract or add hours accordingly. For example, if you're in the UK, 8 p.m. ET is 1 a.m. GMT the next morning.

Outside the United States, WWE events air on different platforms depending on your country. In the UK and Europe, that's typically BT Sport or WWE's own streaming service. In Canada, it's often Sportsnet or TSN. Check your local cable provider or search for your country's WWE broadcast partner to find where and when Money in the Bank airs where you are.

Peacock account requirements

You need either a Peacock Premium subscription or a Peacock Premium Plus subscription to watch Money in the Bank. The free tier of Peacock does not include WWE premium live events. Peacock Premium costs around $6 per month (with ads) or $12 per month (ad-free), though pricing and tier names change periodically.

If you already have a Peacock account through a cable provider or another service, check whether your tier includes WWE events before buying a separate subscription. Some cable bundles include Peacock Premium at no extra cost.

What happens if you miss the live broadcast

Peacock keeps Money in the Bank available on-demand after the live broadcast ends. You can watch the full event the next day, later that week, or whenever your schedule allows. The on-demand version is included with the same Peacock subscription you used to watch it live.

Be aware that if you plan to watch on-demand, spoilers will be everywhere — social media, news sites, and wrestling forums will discuss the results when ready after the event ends. If you want to avoid spoilers, either watch live or stay off the internet until you've caught up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I watch Money in the Bank without Peacock?

In the United States, no — Peacock is the exclusive streaming home for WWE premium live events. If you have cable, some providers may offer the event through their on-demand service, but Peacock is the primary option. Outside the US, check your local broadcaster.

What if I'm not in the US — where do I watch?

WWE rights vary by country. In the UK and Ireland, BT Sport typically carries the event. In Canada, check Sportsnet or TSN. In Australia, it's usually Foxtel or Stan Sport. Search "WWE Money in the Bank [your country]" or contact your cable provider to confirm where it airs in your region.

Does the event start exactly at 8 p.m. or is there a pre-show first?

The main card starts at 8 p.m. ET, but Peacock usually begins streaming a pre-show 15 to 30 minutes earlier. If you log in at 8 p.m. sharp, you'll catch the opening of the main event, but you may miss the pre-show analysis and any early matches.

Can I rewatch Money in the Bank after it airs?

Yes. Peacock keeps the full event available on-demand indefinitely (or for as long as WWE's licensing agreement with Peacock remains in place). You can watch it anytime with the same subscription you used to watch it live.