Casino Payment Fees in the Philippines: What You Actually Pay
4RABET charges no fee to deposit or cash out, but the wallets and rails you use can. Knowing where the small charges live keeps more pesos in your pocket and stops a 'missing' amount from looking like an error when it is just a wallet fee.
Fee table by method
All figures in pesos. The casino side is fee-free; these are the wallet- and rail-side charges to expect.
| Method | Deposit fee | Cashout fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GCash | None (casino side) | None (casino side) | Cash-in free to ₱8,000/month, then ~2% |
| Maya | None (casino side) | None (casino side) | ~₱15 per outbound InstaPay transfer, wallet side |
| GoTyme | None | None | Free InstaPay transfers; BSP-licensed bank |
| InstaPay rail | None | None | Caps: ₱50,000/txn, ₱500,000/day |
| PESONet | None | None | Batch settlement; best for large amounts |
| Online bank transfer | Bank-dependent | Bank-dependent | Check your bank's own InstaPay/PESONet fees |
Where 'phantom' fees really come from
- GCash cash-in over-the-counter is free only up to ₱8,000 per month; above that you pay about 2% at the outlet: that is a GCash charge, not a casino one.
- Maya deducts roughly ₱15 per outbound InstaPay transfer, so a cashout can land a few pesos short of the round number.
- GoTyme is the fee-free choice for both directions if you want to avoid wallet charges entirely.
- Your own bank may levy a small InstaPay or PESONet fee, check its schedule before assuming the casino took a cut.
How to keep fees near zero
- Use GoTyme for cash-outs to avoid outbound transfer fees altogether.
- Keep GCash over-the-counter cash-in under ₱8,000 a month to stay in the free tier.
- Batch a large withdrawal through PESONet instead of paying multiple wallet fees on split InstaPay transfers.
- Always confirm the amount against your KYC'd wallet so nothing is held and re-sent, which can double a wallet fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 4RABET charge deposit or withdrawal fees?
No. Deposits and cashouts are fee-free on the casino side. Any charge you see comes from the wallet or bank rail, such as GCash cash-in above ₱8,000/month or Maya's ~₱15 outbound transfer fee.
Which payment method has the lowest fees?
GoTyme, a BSP-licensed digital bank with free InstaPay transfers in both directions, is the cheapest option on the list.
Why did my cashout arrive a few pesos short?
Most likely a wallet-side fee, such as Maya's roughly ₱15 per outbound InstaPay transfer. The casino does not deduct a payout fee.