How Depositing Works on g63
Getting funds into your g63 account is designed to be as straightforward as possible for Filipino players. The deposit process is built around the payment methods most people in the Philippines already use — local bank accounts and popular Philippine e-wallets — so there is no need to set up unfamiliar services or deal with international transfer complications.
g63 deposits are processed in Philippine Peso using local bank transfers and e-wallets — simple and familiar.
Every deposit is made in Philippine Peso. Whether you are sending from your BDO, BPI, or Metrobank account, or using a local e-wallet, the amount you send is exactly what appears in your g63 balance — no conversion rates, no hidden fees applied by the platform during the deposit step. You always know exactly what you are putting in.
The platform uses SSL encryption across all account and payment pages, so your banking details and transaction data are protected throughout the process. OTP verification adds another layer of security whenever a transaction is initiated, keeping your account under your control.
Who Can Make a Deposit on g63
To deposit on g63, you need a verified account. This means completing the registration process and finishing the required KYC (Know Your Customer) identity verification steps. Verification protects both your account and the integrity of the platform. Once verified, the full deposit function is available to you at any time — whether you are on desktop or using the g63 mobile app.
All players must be at least 21 years old to register and deposit. Age is part of the verification process, so attempting to register under age will not succeed. This is a hard requirement, not an optional step.
No Cryptocurrency, No Credit Cards
g63 does not accept cryptocurrency or credit cards for deposits. The platform is focused on local Philippine payment methods — bank transfers and e-wallets — because these are the most practical, widely accessible, and familiar options for players across Metro Manila, Cebu, Davao, and the rest of the Philippines. Keeping deposits local and in PHP removes barriers for most players and ensures a cleaner, more predictable transaction experience.