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.