Cashier guide for Filipino players Peso flow Local methods

Deposit and withdraw in peso, with a cleaner cashier flow.

Choose GCash, Maya, online banking, or GrabPay, match your account name, and keep the reference number close.

Simple first steps for new users who want a clearer peso deposit and withdrawal process.

What players usually check first

No international transfer step is needed; follow the peso prompt shown on screen.

GCash, Maya, online banking, and GrabPay work best when names match exactly.

Payment details stay inside the cashier process, with SSL protection and no extra card storage request.

Save the reference number before you leave the page, especially on mobile data.

Open the cashier and choose deposit or withdrawal.

Select a local method and enter the peso amount.

Confirm the details, then keep your receipt or reference code.

Return later for a similar flow when you already know the process.

Best for quick peso entries and familiar app-based checkout.

A simple option for users who already manage daily payments in-app.

Helpful when you prefer bank-level checks and named transfers.

Useful for players who keep spending and gaming payments in one wallet.

A tidy cashier layout helps new players find the right button faster.

Use the same account name from start to finish to avoid avoidable checks.

Keep the reference number ready for support or later review.

New users often get comfortable after one or two visits, once the menu labels feel familiar.

Step	What to do
Deposit	Choose a local wallet or bank and enter the peso amount.
Withdraw	Use the same verified details and confirm the destination account.
Check	Review the reference number before closing the page.
Match	Keep your account name aligned with the method you selected.

Do I need an international transfer?

No. The cashier is built around peso payments and local methods.

Why does the name need to match?

Matching details help the cashier process move more smoothly and reduce manual checks.

Is my payment info stored?

Payment details stay inside the checkout flow, and card storage is not requested.

Start with a local method, keep your details consistent, and use the same simple flow next time.