Payments FAQ — GCash, Maya, GoTyme, InstaPay & PESONet Compared
The payment questions other JILI sites bury in fine print, answered plainly. Every peso figure here is verified against Philippine payment rules, not made up.
The whole comparison on one screen
Deposits are effectively instant on every e-wallet; the real differences show up on the withdrawal side. Read the table, then jump to the questions below for the detail.
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal | Fee | Limit that bites first |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GCash | Instant, min ₱50 | Minutes to ~1 hr | Casino-side free | ₱100,000/day deposit · InstaPay caps on cashout |
| Maya | Instant | Minutes to a few hrs | ~₱15 outbound | InstaPay caps |
| GoTyme | Instant | Real-time to a few hrs | Free InstaPay | InstaPay caps |
| InstaPay | Seconds | Instant to minutes | Bank/wallet set | ₱50,000/txn · ₱500,000/day |
| PESONet | Same/next day | Same/next banking day | Bank set | No fixed per-txn cap |
Deposits: getting money in
GCash is the default for a reason — deposits reflect in seconds, the minimum is just ₱50, and you can move up to ₱100,000 in a single day. Maya and GoTyme behave the same way on deposit. The one thing to watch is GCash's nightly maintenance window, roughly 12:00–03:00 PHT, when a cash-in may queue briefly instead of posting instantly.
Withdrawals: getting money out
All e-wallet cashouts ride the InstaPay rail, so they share the same ₱50,000-per-transaction and ₱500,000-per-day ceilings. Casino-side payouts are fee-free at PAGCOR-licensed operators; the only charges are wallet-side — about ₱15 per outbound transfer on Maya, and nothing on GoTyme. GCash sits in between: free on the casino side, with standard GCash cash-in charges (free to ₱8,000 a month, then ~2%) only if you later cash the balance out over the counter.