WWE Money in the Bank 2025 takes place on May 31, 2025, in Toronto, Canada

WWE Money in the Bank 2025 is scheduled for Saturday, May 31, 2025, at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario. This is WWE's annual premium live event where wrestlers compete in the signature Money in the Bank ladder match — a match where competitors climb a ladder to retrieve a briefcase hanging above the ring. The winner earns a may provide title shot that can be used at any time within the next year.

The event will be broadcast live on Peacock in the United States and on traditional pay-per-view in other regions. WWE typically announces the full card and match lineup in the weeks leading up to the event, usually starting in mid-May.

Key Takeaways

  • Money in the Bank 2025 occurs on May 31, 2025, in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena.
  • The main event features ladder matches where winners earn a may provide title shot valid for one year.
  • Peacock subscribers in the United States can watch the event as part of their subscription.
  • WWE typically announces the full card two to three weeks before the event date.
  • Past Money in the Bank events have included both men's and women's ladder matches, plus additional championship matches.

How the Money in the Bank ladder match works

The Money in the Bank match is a multi-person ladder match where typically six to eight wrestlers compete simultaneously. The briefcase hangs above the center of the ring, and wrestlers must climb a ladder to retrieve it. There are no disqualifications or count-outs, meaning the match continues until someone successfully grabs the briefcase.

The winner receives a contract that grants them a championship match of their choice against any title holder at any time within one year. This flexibility makes the briefcase one of the most valuable prizes in WWE, and winners have used it strategically — some cash in when ready after a title match, while others wait for the right moment when a champion is weakened or distracted.

What typically happens at Money in the Bank events

Money in the Bank is traditionally a single-night event featuring two ladder matches: one for male wrestlers and one for female wrestlers. Both matches follow the same rules and structure. Beyond the ladder matches, WWE usually books additional championship matches and storyline-driven contests to round out the card.

The event usually runs three to four hours and includes both Raw and SmackDown wrestlers, since WWE's two main brands participate. The ladder matches themselves are typically the final matches of the evening, building to the climactic moment when a competitor retrieves the briefcase.

Where to watch Money in the Bank 2025

In the United States, Peacock is the primary streaming home for WWE premium live events. Peacock subscribers can watch Money in the Bank 2025 as part of their subscription at no additional cost. The event will stream live on May 31, 2025.

Outside the United States, availability depends on your region. Some countries receive the event through traditional pay-per-view providers, while others may have regional streaming options. WWE's official website and your local cable or streaming provider can confirm how to watch in your area.

How to find the full match card

WWE announces the Money in the Bank card gradually over several weeks. The initial announcement usually comes in mid-May, with additional matches and participants confirmed as the event approaches. You can find the official card on WWE.com, on WWE's social media accounts (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook), and through wrestling news outlets that cover WWE programming.

Matches are typically announced during WWE's weekly television shows (Raw and SmackDown) in the weeks before the event. If you want to know the full card before May 31, check WWE.com in the days when ready before the event — the complete lineup is usually finalized by then.

Past Money in the Bank winners and their impact

Money in the Bank winners have gone on to main event major WWE events like WrestleMania. Some winners have cashed in their briefcase within days of winning it, while others have held onto it for months, creating storylines around when they might use it. The briefcase has been won by wrestlers who went on to become major champions, and it has also been won by mid-card wrestlers who used the opportunity to elevate their status.

The unpredictability of when a winner will cash in their briefcase keeps the storyline alive long after the event ends. A Money in the Bank winner can appear on any episode of Raw or SmackDown and declare their cash-in, making it a running narrative throughout the year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I watch Money in the Bank 2025 without a Peacock subscription?

In the United States, Peacock is the primary streaming option for WWE premium live events. If you don't have a Peacock subscription, you can purchase one or explore pay-per-view options through your cable provider if available in your region. Outside the United States, check with your local cable or streaming provider for viewing options.

How many people compete in a Money in the Bank ladder match?

Typically six to eight wrestlers compete in each ladder match, though the exact number can vary. WWE announces the participant list as the event approaches, so the number may not be finalized until a week or two before May 31.

What happens if someone gets injured before Money in the Bank?

If a wrestler is injured or unable to compete, WWE replaces them with another wrestler from the same brand. Replacements are usually announced on Raw or SmackDown in the days before the event.

Can a Money in the Bank winner use their briefcase in a different match type?

The briefcase grants a championship match, but the winner typically chooses when and where to cash it in. Most winners cash in during a standard one-on-one title match, though some have cashed in during other match types or events.