Banking at gday007: pay in from AU$7, cash out four ways

Banking at gday007 in short

gday007 accepts nine payment methods, and every one of them takes a deposit from AU$7. Eight of the nine put the money in your balance instantly; Bitcoin needs 10–30 minutes. Four of the nine can also pay you: PayID, Skrill, Neteller and Payz. Each of those sends a withdrawal within 5 minutes, from a minimum of AU$30, and gday007 guarantees the 5-minute time for PayID.

gday007 adds no fee to any deposit or withdrawal. The single cost you may see on the way in is the Bitcoin network fee, which goes to the network rather than to us. There is no maximum deposit, so the most you put in is decided by you, your bank and any limit you set on your account.

This page explains how each kind of method works, which ones suit which player, and where to find the detailed guide for each banking question.

The four kinds of payment gday007 takes

The nine methods fall into four groups. Knowing the group tells you most of what you need: how the money travels, how fast it lands and whether it can carry winnings back to you.

Bank transfer by PayID

PayID is an Australian way of addressing a bank payment to a phone number, email address or similar identifier instead of a BSB and account number. Payments run over the real-time Osko network, which is why a PayID deposit appears in your gday007 balance as soon as you confirm it in your banking app. You can deposit with PayID without having one of your own; you only need your own PayID registered with your bank to receive a withdrawal. PayID at gday007, explained

E-wallets: Skrill, Neteller, Payz and eZeeWallet

An e-wallet is an online account that holds money separately from your bank. You load it from your bank or card, then pay gday007 from the wallet balance. Skrill, Neteller and Payz work in both directions here, so winnings can go back into the same wallet. eZeeWallet is deposit-only. E-wallets at gday007

Cards and phone wallets: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay

These charge a debit or credit card, either directly or through the card saved on your phone. They are quick ways in, but none of them can receive a payout at gday007.

Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin

Bitcoin is sent from a crypto wallet to an address gday007 shows you. It has to confirm on the Bitcoin network first, which is where the 10–30 minute wait comes from. It is deposit-only. Bitcoin deposits at gday007

All nine gday007 methods side by side

MethodGroupDeposit fromLands in your balancePays winnings back?gday007 fee
PayIDBank transferAU$7InstantlyYes, within 5 minutes (guaranteed)No fee
SkrillE-walletAU$7InstantlyYes, within 5 minutesNo fee
NetellerE-walletAU$7InstantlyYes, within 5 minutesNo fee
PayzE-walletAU$7InstantlyYes, within 5 minutesNo fee
eZeeWalletE-walletAU$7InstantlyNo, deposit onlyNo fee
Visa/MastercardCardAU$7InstantlyNo, deposit onlyNo fee
Apple PayPhone walletAU$7InstantlyNo, deposit onlyNo fee
Google PayPhone walletAU$7InstantlyNo, deposit onlyNo fee
BitcoinCryptoAU$710–30 minutesNo, deposit onlyNetwork fee only

Two figures matter on every row. AU$7 is the least you can pay in. AU$30 is the least you can take out, and only through the four methods marked yes.

Why the deposit-only methods still need a plan

Using a card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, eZeeWallet or Bitcoin to deposit is fine. The catch comes later: when your balance reaches AU$30 or more and you want it out, the money has to go to PayID, Skrill, Neteller or Payz instead.

Most players settle this by registering a PayID with their bank, because it pays straight into the account they already use. If you would rather keep casino money apart from your everyday account, a Skrill, Neteller or Payz wallet does that job. Either way, sort it before your first win rather than after it.

Deposit and withdrawal methods do not have to match. Paying in by Google Pay and cashing out by PayID is a normal pairing at gday007, and so is paying in by Visa and cashing out to Neteller.

Which gday007 method fits your situation

If you want…UseWhy
One method for both directions, tied to your bankPayIDDeposits land instantly; payouts reach your bank within 5 minutes, guaranteed
Casino money kept out of your bank accountSkrill, Neteller or PayzDeposits and payouts both stay inside the wallet
The fewest taps on a phoneApple Pay or Google PayPays with the card already on your phone; add PayID or a wallet for payouts
To use a card you already carryVisa/MastercardInstant deposit; payouts go to one of the four payout methods
To pay from coins you already holdBitcoinLands in 10–30 minutes with a network fee; cash out another way
An eZeeWallet balance you already useeZeeWalletInstant deposit; withdraw through one of the four payout methods

Banking on a small budget, starting at AU$7

The AU$7 floor applies to all nine methods, so you can pick a method for convenience without being pushed into a larger first payment. That suits short pokies sessions and anyone testing how a game plays before spending more.

The gap to keep in mind is AU$7 in against AU$30 out. Here is an illustration with small figures. You make two AU$7 deposits by PayID across a week and end Sunday with AU$23 in your account. That is below AU$30, so it stays in your gday007 balance and carries into your next session. A week later the balance is AU$41; you request it all by PayID and it is in your bank within 5 minutes, with nothing taken off by gday007.

Small deposits also make a spending budget easier to stick to, because each top-up is a deliberate choice. Minimum deposits and personal limits at gday007

"Instantly" and "within 5 minutes" are two different promises

On a deposit, instantly means the balance updates as soon as your payment is confirmed. That is true of eight methods. Bitcoin is the exception because the network has to confirm the transaction first.

On a withdrawal, within 5 minutes is the whole journey: from the moment you submit the request at gday007 to the money arriving in your bank account or wallet. It applies to PayID, Skrill, Neteller and Payz alike, so speed is not a reason to pick one over another. Choose by where you want the money to end up. gday007 withdrawal times in detail

What banking costs at gday007

gday007 takes nothing from a deposit or a withdrawal on any method. Request AU$40 and AU$40 is what gday007 sends.

The Bitcoin network fee is the only charge on our side of the table. Your wallet sets it and shows it before you confirm, and it is paid to the network for processing the transaction, not to gday007.

Simple habits that keep payments on track

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gday007 banking questions

How many payment methods does gday007 accept?

Nine: PayID, Bitcoin, Visa/Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Payz, eZeeWallet, Apple Pay and Google Pay. All nine take deposits; four of them also pay out.

What is the smallest deposit at gday007?

AU$7, on every method.

Is there a top figure on deposits?

There is no maximum deposit at gday007. Your bank or wallet provider may set its own limits, and you can set a personal limit on your gday007 account.

Which methods can receive a gday007 withdrawal?

PayID, Skrill, Neteller and Payz. Each pays within 5 minutes from AU$30.

Do I need my own PayID to deposit?

No. You can pay a PayID from your banking app without having one. You need your own PayID only to receive a withdrawal by PayID.

Can I deposit with Apple Pay and withdraw with PayID?

Yes. The withdrawal method does not have to match the deposit method, and Apple Pay cannot receive payouts anyway.

Does gday007 charge fees on deposits or withdrawals?

No. The only charge you might meet is the Bitcoin network fee on a Bitcoin deposit.