Where to watch Money in the Bank 2025

Money in the Bank 2025 is a WWE pay-per-view event that airs on Peacock in the United States. The event streams live on the Peacock app and website, and requires an active Peacock subscription. In other countries, the event is available through WWE's international broadcast partners — check your local cable provider or streaming service for availability in your region.

The event typically takes place in early summer and runs for approximately three hours. You can watch it live as it happens, or Peacock keeps the full event available on demand for a period after the broadcast ends, so you can watch it later if you cannot tune in at the scheduled time.

Key Takeaways

  • Peacock is the primary streaming home for Money in the Bank 2025 in the United States, and you need an active subscription to watch.
  • The event streams live at a set time, but remains available on demand through Peacock afterward if you miss the live broadcast.
  • International viewers should check their local cable provider or regional streaming service, as WWE licenses the event to different broadcasters outside the US.
  • Some cable and satellite providers may also carry the event as a traditional pay-per-view purchase if you prefer that option.

Peacock subscription requirements

Peacock offers two subscription tiers: Peacock Premium and Peacock Premium Plus. Money in the Bank 2025 is included with both tiers, so you do not need the higher-tier subscription to watch. If you do not yet have a Peacock account, you can sign up directly through the Peacock app or website.

Peacock Premium costs a set monthly rate and includes ads during playback. Premium Plus costs more per month and removes most ads. Both allow you to stream on multiple devices, though the number of simultaneous streams varies by tier. If you already subscribe to Peacock through a bundle (such as through Comcast or another provider), your existing login works on the Peacock app.

How to find the event on Peacock

Once you log into Peacock, navigate to the Sports section or search for "Money in the Bank" directly in the search bar. The event will appear in the WWE section of the app. On the event page, you will see the scheduled start time and a play button once the event is live or available on demand.

Peacock typically makes the event available to stream a few minutes before the official start time, so you can tune in early. If you are watching on demand after the live broadcast, the full event will be listed under your library or in the WWE section, and you can start watching from the beginning at any time.

Cable and satellite provider options

Some cable and satellite providers still offer Money in the Bank as a traditional pay-per-view purchase through their set-top boxes or apps. This option typically costs more than a Peacock subscription but does not require signing up for a streaming service. Check your provider's pay-per-view menu or call their customer service to confirm whether they are carrying the event and what the purchase price is.

If you use a cable provider's app (such as Comcast Xfinity, Charter Spectrum, or DirecTV), you may also be able to watch through that app if your provider has licensed the event. Log in with your cable credentials and look for the event in the sports or pay-per-view section.

International viewing options

WWE licenses Money in the Bank to different broadcasters in each country. In Canada, the event is typically available through WWE Premium Live Events or through local cable providers. In the United Kingdom and Europe, BT Sport and other regional partners carry the event. In Australia and other territories, check with your local pay-TV provider or streaming service.

The easiest way to find your regional broadcaster is to visit WWE.com and look for the "Watch" or "PPV" section, which usually lists where the event is available in your country. You can also contact your cable or streaming provider directly and ask whether they carry Money in the Bank.

Device compatibility and streaming quality

Peacock works on most modern devices: smartphones and tablets (iOS and Android), smart TVs, computers, and streaming devices like Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, and Chromecast. read the Peacock app from your device's app store, or visit peacock.com in a web browser.

Streaming quality depends on your internet connection. Peacock recommends at least 8 Mbps for HD quality and 25 Mbps for 4K, if your subscription tier and device support it. If you experience buffering, try moving closer to your router, closing other apps that use bandwidth, or lowering the video quality in the Peacock settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Peacock subscription if I have cable?

Not necessarily. Some cable providers carry Money in the Bank as a pay-per-view event through their own systems. Check your provider's pay-per-view menu or call them to confirm. If they do not carry it, you will need either a Peacock subscription or to watch through another licensed broadcaster in your region.

Can I watch Money in the Bank on my phone?

Yes. read the Peacock app on iOS or Android, log in with your subscription, and stream the event. You can watch live or on demand. Make sure you have a strong internet connection — WiFi is recommended to avoid using large amounts of mobile data.

What time does Money in the Bank 2025 start?

WWE typically announces the exact start time a few weeks before the event. Check WWE.com or the Peacock app for the scheduled time in your time zone. The event usually begins in the evening and runs for about three hours.

Can I rewatch the event after it airs?

Yes. Peacock keeps the full event available on demand for an extended period after the live broadcast. You can watch it anytime during that window by going to the event page and selecting play. The on-demand version is included with your subscription at no extra cost.

What if Peacock is not available in my country?

WWE licenses Money in the Bank to different broadcasters outside the United States. Check WWE.com for your region, or contact your local cable or streaming provider to find out where the event is available where you live.