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This page answers every money question tied to your win7jili account — from putting funds in, to moving a balance out, to verifying your wallet before your first withdrawal clears. The local payment methods you will find inside your account include GCash, Maya, GrabPay, Coins. ph, PESONet, and standard Bank Transfer.
Adding funds starts at the cashier tab inside your account — not on the home screen. Once you are logged in, open the cashier, select the deposit counter, and you will see the payment methods available in your region. GCash and Maya appear at the top of the list because they are the methods most used by accounts in the Philippines. Coins. ph and GrabPay follow. PESONet and Bank Transfer are listed for those who prefer to move money from a savings or checking account on payday. Each method shows its own fields: the amount field, the reference channel, and a confirm button.
From your account home, tap the cashier icon. Select the deposit tab. The page lists every method active on your account.
Select GCash, Maya, GrabPay, Coins. ph, PESONet, or Bank Transfer. Each option opens its own form with the fields specific to that method.
Type the amount, review the total shown on screen, then tap confirm. You are redirected to your wallet's own confirmation screen to complete the transfer.
Once the payment side confirms the transaction, your account balance updates. The cashier history tab logs the reference number and status for your records.
A withdrawal moves funds from your account balance to the wallet or bank account you register. Open the cashier, select the withdrawal tab, and the form asks for the method and the amount. The method you choose must match a wallet or bank account already verified under your name — the system cross-checks this so that funds only leave to an account you own. GCash and Maya are the most direct routes because the confirmation step runs inside your existing wallet app.
Log in, go to the cashier, and select the withdrawal counter. The form is separate from the deposit counter.
Choose the wallet or bank account registered to your name. GCash, Maya, GrabPay, PESONet, Bank Transfer and Coins. ph are the listed options.
Enter the amount and complete the verification prompt shown on screen. The form will not submit until your account identity status is confirmed.
After submission, the cashier history tab shows the reference, the method and the current status. That is the live record; check it for updates.
Account verification connects your registered name to a government-issued ID and, where required, to the wallet or bank account you use for withdrawals. We ask for this because it protects you: a verified account is the only kind that can release a balance to your wallet. The verification form is inside your account settings, not on the cashier page. Upload the documents listed there, make sure the name on your ID matches the name on your registration, and submit. The status updates in your account dashboard after the check completes. Doing this before you attempt your first withdrawal removes the hold that would otherwise pause the transaction.
From your logged-in account, open settings and find the verification section. The form lists the documents required for your account type.
Accepted documents are listed in the form. The name on the ID must match your registered account name exactly.
If your withdrawal method is GCash or Maya, the form may ask you to confirm the registered number matches your account name.
Verification status is shown in your account dashboard after login. A verified status removes the hold on withdrawals.
Every deposit and withdrawal processed through your account generates a reference number on both sides — one in the win7jili cashier history and one in your GCash, Maya or bank statement. When a transaction looks mismatched, the reference number is what you use to line them up. Check the cashier history tab first; the status label there tells you whether the transaction is pending, completed, or flagged. If the status is completed on our side but your wallet has not updated, the delay is on the payment network's side and your wallet's own support line is the right contact.
Each transaction has a unique reference number shown in the cashier history tab and in your wallet's own transaction log. Note both when a transaction takes longer than expected. These two numbers are what support staff will ask for first.
The cashier history uses three main labels: pending, completed, and flagged. Pending means the payment network has not confirmed yet. Completed means funds have moved. Flagged means a manual check is needed — contact support with your reference number.
Your full deposit and withdrawal history is stored in the cashier history tab accessible after login. The current state of each transaction is shown there, including method used, amount, and timestamp. No separate report is needed.
Screenshot the confirmation screen from your wallet — GCash, Maya, or your bank app — at the time of the transaction. If a query opens later, this screenshot alongside the cashier reference number gives support everything needed to trace the movement.
Security on the banking side of your account runs through several layers, and understanding each one helps you spot if something is off. The domain you use matters: always access your account through win7jili directly, not through a link sent by an unverified source. Identity verification, covered in the section above, is a safeguard as much as a requirement — it means only you can release funds tied to your name. Wallet ownership checks tie your GCash or Maya number to your registered name so funds cannot be sent to an unrelated account.
Access your account only at win7jili. Phishing links copy the look of a login page but route to a different domain. Check the address bar before entering your credentials. If the domain does not match, close the tab and navigate directly.
Your verified ID on file means no one else can request a withdrawal using your account name. Verification is a one-time step completed in account settings. A verified account is also faster to support if a transaction needs manual review.
Withdrawals go only to a wallet or bank account registered under your own name. The system checks that the GCash or Maya number you enter matches your registered account name before a withdrawal submits.
The support path is inside your account after login — not an external chat link or a social media account. If you receive a message claiming to be win7jili support outside the account, treat it as unverified and report it through the in-account contact route instead.
The cashier inside your win7jili account lists every active payment method for deposits and withdrawals. All methods below are available where local law and eligible regions permit. The method you see in your cashier depends on your account's verification status and your registered region. GCash and Maya cover most day-to-day transactions. PESONet and Bank Transfer suit payday transfers from a savings account. Coins. ph works for members who top up between sessions. GrabPay is listed for accounts where it is active. Check the cashier directly after login to see the methods currently available on your account — the list there is the live record, not this page.
Deposit and withdraw using your GCash wallet. The cashier redirects you to GCash's own confirmation screen.
Maya deposits and withdrawals follow the same flow: select, enter amount, confirm inside the Maya app.
GrabPay is available on accounts where the method is active in your region. Select it in the cashier to see the current fields.
Coins. ph suits members who top up between sessions. Deposit and withdrawal both supported where the method is available.
PESONet transfers link your account to a bank account. Useful for payday transfers from savings or checking accounts.
Standard Bank Transfer is listed for members who prefer a familiar banking channel over an e-wallet.
These are the questions that come through support most often about the cashier, verification and payment methods. Each answer reflects how the account actually works — no invented timelines or amounts. If your question is not listed, the support channel inside your account is the right place to ask, with your cashier reference number ready.
Log in, open the cashier and select the deposit tab. Choose GCash from the method list, enter the amount, and confirm. The page redirects you to GCash's own screen to complete the transfer. Your balance updates after the payment side confirms.
GCash and Maya are the most direct withdrawal routes because confirmation runs inside your existing wallet app. PESONet and Bank Transfer are available if you prefer funds sent to a bank account. The wallet you choose must be registered under your own name.
A hold usually means your account has not completed identity verification. Go to account settings, check the verification status shown in your dashboard, and complete any outstanding document upload. Once verified, the hold is removed and you can resubmit the withdrawal.
Open the cashier history tab first. If the status shows completed on our side but your balance has not updated, note the reference number and contact support through the in-account channel. Bring your wallet's own transaction screenshot alongside the reference number.
The minimum for each method is shown in the cashier form when you select that method. We do not publish fixed minimums here because they can differ by payment method and account status. Check the form directly for the current figure.
No. The wallet you use for withdrawals must be registered under the same name as your win7jili account. The system checks wallet ownership before a withdrawal submits. Using a wallet registered to another person will cause the transaction to be flagged.