30JILI Fees and Timings — What Actually Costs You Money
Casinos usually bury this page. We'd rather put it in the nav: here is every cost attached to moving money in or out of 30JILI, including the ones charged by wallets rather than by us.
What 30JILI Charges: Nothing
30JILI takes no fee on a withdrawal, on any method, at any amount. That's not a promotion with an expiry date — it's how the platform is set up. Every cost listed further down this page is charged by a wallet, a bank, or the rail underneath them, and the money goes to them, not to us. We list them anyway, because a fee you didn't expect feels like a fee we charged.
Costs Charged by Wallets and Banks
| Cost | Amount | Charged By | When It Applies |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30JILI withdrawal fee | None | — | Never, on any method |
| Maya InstaPay transfer out | ~₱15 | Maya | Moving funds out of your Maya wallet |
| GoTyme InstaPay transfer out | Free | GoTyme | Always — GoTyme doesn't charge for InstaPay |
| GCash cash-in | Free to ₱8,000/month, then ~2% | GCash | Topping up your GCash wallet beyond the monthly free allowance |
| Bank InstaPay or PESONet fee | Varies | Your bank | Set individually by each bank on its own side |
The GCash cash-in allowance is the one that surprises people. GCash lets you cash in ₱8,000 free each month and charges around 2% past that — a cost on the way into your wallet, before 30JILI is involved at all. Funding your wallet from a linked bank account rather than over the counter is the usual way around it.
Timings, and the Limits That Shape Them
| Method | Deposit | Withdrawal | Ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| GCash | Instant, min ₱50 | Minutes to 1 hour (to ~3h at peak or first time) | ₱100,000/day in; ₱50,000 per InstaPay transfer out |
| Maya | Instant | Minutes to a few hours | ₱50,000 per InstaPay transfer |
| GoTyme | Instant | Minutes to a few hours | ₱50,000 per InstaPay transfer |
| Bank via InstaPay | Instant | Minutes to a few hours, 24/7 | ₱50,000 per transfer, ₱500,000/day |
| Bank via PESONet | Same day | Same or next banking day, batched | For larger-than-InstaPay transfers |
- First withdrawal only — one-time KYC, reviewed in 24–48 hours. It never repeats.
- GCash maintenance window — 12:00 to 03:00 PHT; requests inside it can queue.
- Own name only — PAGCOR rules reject third-party accounts, on every method.
- 21+ — the minimum age to hold an account, checked at KYC before your first withdrawal.
The Cheapest Way Out of 30JILI
If you're optimising for cost rather than speed: GoTyme, because its InstaPay transfers are free and we charge nothing on top. If you're optimising for speed, GCash typically lands in minutes to an hour. If you're moving more than ₱50,000 in one go, neither matters — the InstaPay cap forces a PESONet bank transfer, and you'll wait a banking day for it. Those three sentences are the whole page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 30JILI charge a withdrawal fee?
No — none, on any method, at any amount. Every cost on this page is charged by a wallet, a bank, or the rail, and we list them so nothing surprises you.
What's the cheapest way to cash out from 30JILI?
GoTyme. Its InstaPay transfers out are free and 30JILI adds nothing. Maya costs about ₱15 per transfer out; GCash is usually the fastest rather than the cheapest.
Why did GCash charge me a fee?
Almost certainly the cash-in fee: GCash allows ₱8,000 of cash-in free each month and charges roughly 2% beyond it. That's a GCash cost on the way into your wallet, charged before 30JILI is involved.
How fast do payouts actually clear?
GCash typically in minutes to an hour, up to about three hours at peak or on a first cashout. Maya, GoTyme and InstaPay bank transfers settle in minutes to a few hours. PESONet takes the same or next banking day.
Is there a fee for depositing?
Not from us. GCash deposits post instantly from ₱50, up to ₱100,000 a day. Any cost is on your wallet's side — the GCash cash-in allowance being the usual one.