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This page covers every money operation your jiliup7 account supports — from adding funds to pulling winnings back to your local wallet. Your deposit options sit inside the Cashier tab once you log in: GCash, Maya, GrabPay, InstaPay and PESONet are all listed there, each with its own set of fields and confirmation steps.
Adding funds starts the moment you open the Cashier tab from your account dashboard. We have connected GCash, Maya, GrabPay, InstaPay and PESONet so you can move money from the wallet or bank account you already use every day — no new account needed on the payment side. The amount you enter goes straight to your jiliup7 balance once the payment provider confirms.
From your account dashboard, tap Cashier then select Deposit. The page lists every available payment method — GCash, Maya, GrabPay, InstaPay and PESONet — with current minimum and maximum amounts displayed per method.
Select the method you use most. GCash and Maya redirect you to their own confirmation screens. InstaPay and PESONet show account details you transfer to from your own banking app — keep that reference number visible.
Key in the amount within the displayed range. Review the summary screen before confirming — it shows the method, amount and any conversion note. Tap Confirm to send the instruction to the payment provider.
Once the provider sends confirmation, your jiliup7 balance reflects the deposit. Check the Transaction History tab in your account for the matching record. If the balance has not updated after the provider's expected window, contact support with your reference number.
Withdrawals from your jiliup7 account move through the same local rails — GCash, Maya, InstaPay and PESONet — that you used to deposit, so the money lands where you already manage your finances. The withdrawal form lives in the Cashier tab under Withdraw. Before you submit a request, confirm your account has completed verification: an unverified account will be held at the approval stage until the required documents are accepted.
Log in, go to Cashier, and select Withdraw. The screen shows your available balance and lists the payout methods tied to your verified account: GCash, Maya, InstaPay or PESONet depending on what you set up during verification.
Choose the wallet or bank account you want funds sent to. Enter an amount within the displayed range. The minimum withdrawal amount is shown per method — do not enter below it or the form will not proceed.
If prompted, complete the on-screen verification step. Verified accounts pass through this quickly. If your account verification is pending, you will see a prompt to submit documents before the withdrawal can be approved.
After submitting, your request appears in Transaction History with a Pending or Approved status. Once approved, the funds move to your chosen wallet via InstaPay or PESONet rails. The reference number on that record matches what your bank or e-wallet will show.
Account verification is how we confirm that the person withdrawing funds is the same person who opened the account — it protects your balance from unauthorized access as much as it protects the platform. You will find the verification prompt in Account Settings under Identity Verification. The documents we require follow Philippine standards: a government-issued photo ID and a selfie taken at the time of submission.
In Account Settings, open the Identity Verification section. You will see the current status — Not Submitted, Pending or Verified — along with the upload fields for your ID and selfie.
Upload a clear photo of a Philippine government-issued ID. Accepted types are listed in the upload form. Make sure the full name, ID number and expiry date are legible — partial or glare-covered images are returned for resubmission.
Take a real-time selfie as directed on the form — do not use a photo of a photo. The image is matched against your ID to confirm ownership of the account.
Once reviewed, your status updates to Verified automatically. You receive an on-screen notification and can proceed with withdrawal requests without further document requests on that account.
Every payment method listed here moves money on Philippine local rails, so your funds stay inside the financial system you already use. Deposits and withdrawals each use the same method list, though availability per transaction type is confirmed inside the Cashier tab after login. Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits.
Link your GCash number to your jiliup7 account for deposits and withdrawals. The app-to-app redirect confirms payment quickly, and the transaction appears in both your GCash history and your jiliup7 Transaction History.
Maya works the same way as GCash — select it in the Cashier, enter the amount, and you are redirected to the Maya confirmation screen. Your Maya wallet name must match the name on your jiliup7 account.
GrabPay deposits are confirmed through the GrabPay redirect screen. Check the Cashier tab for current availability, as method status can change based on the payment provider's own system state.
InstaPay transfers move through the Philippine interbank network. Use the account details shown in the Cashier to send from any InstaPay-enabled bank or e-wallet, and keep the reference number from your banking app.
PESONet is the batch-settlement bank transfer rail. Funds arrive after the provider's settlement cycle — the exact timing is governed by PESONet's schedule, not ours. Your Transaction History shows the status update when settlement completes.
Every deposit and withdrawal your jiliup7 account processes generates a record in Transaction History — accessible from your account dashboard at any time. Each record carries a reference number that corresponds to what your bank or e-wallet logs on its side. When the two match, the transaction is settled. When they do not, that reference number is what support needs to investigate.
Every transaction in your jiliup7 history carries a unique reference number. Copy it from the Transaction History row. Your GCash, Maya, InstaPay or PESONet record should carry the same number — use both when contacting support about a discrepancy.
Transaction History shows three states: Pending (received, not yet settled), Approved (confirmed by the payment provider) and Failed (rejected before settlement). A Pending record that does not move to Approved within the provider's window warrants a support message.
Your Transaction History stores all processed records — deposits and withdrawals — so you can scroll back and verify any past movement. Use the date filter to narrow to the transaction period you are checking rather than scrolling the full list.
Screenshot the payment confirmation from your GCash, Maya or banking app at the time of each transaction. If a record ever shows Failed or stays Pending unexpectedly, that screenshot alongside the jiliup7 reference number is all support needs to investigate and resolve it.
Security on your jiliup7 account works across several layers — the domain you visit, the identity tied to your wallet and the support channel available when something feels off. None of these protections require you to do anything beyond the steps already described in the sections above; they work alongside the processes you follow every time you deposit or withdraw.
Always access your account through jiliup7. Bookmark it directly from your browser after your first login. Any message or link directing you to a different URL claiming to be jiliup7 should be treated as suspicious — do not enter your credentials on any domain other than jiliup7.
The KYC process described in the verification section is not just a compliance step — it is what prevents another person from withdrawing your balance. Once your account is verified, withdrawal requests can only be fulfilled to the wallet account linked to your confirmed identity.
We verify that the GCash, Maya or bank account you withdraw to carries the same registered name as your jiliup7 account. This matching step stops funds from being redirected to an unrelated wallet — even if someone accesses your account without permission.
If a transaction behaves unexpectedly — a deposit not reflected, a withdrawal held longer than the provider's window suggests — reach jiliup7 support through the Help link in your account dashboard. Have your reference number and a screenshot from your payment app ready before you open the chat.
The questions below come from real account interactions around deposits, withdrawals and verification. If your situation is not covered here, the Help link inside your account dashboard connects you to support directly.
The minimum deposit varies by payment method and is displayed on the deposit screen for each option. Check the Cashier tab after selecting GCash, Maya, GrabPay, InstaPay or PESONet — the field shows the current minimum before you enter an amount.
Open Cashier, select Withdraw, then choose GCash as your payout method. Enter an amount within the displayed range and confirm. Your GCash number must match the mobile number registered on your jiliup7 account, and your account must be verified before the request is approved.
Pending status means your request is received and queued. PESONet withdrawals settle on a batch schedule set by the payment network, so they take longer than GCash or Maya. If the status has not changed after the provider's published window, contact support with your reference number.
Deposits are available before full verification in most cases. However, withdrawals require a verified account — your ID and selfie must be approved before a payout request can be processed. We recommend completing verification early so it does not hold up your first withdrawal.
Open your GCash transaction history and copy the reference number for that payment. Then open jiliup7 support through the Help link in your dashboard and share that reference number along with a screenshot. Support uses the reference to trace the payment on our end and credit your balance.
No. The wallet or bank account you withdraw to must carry the same registered name as your jiliup7 account. This is a security measure that protects your balance. Mismatched names cause withdrawals to be held for manual review, which adds time to the process.