How do I deposit money into my jiloko account using GCash?
Log in to jiloko and go to the Cashier section. Select GCash as your deposit method, enter the amount you wish to deposit, and you will be redirected to the GCash payment gateway to authorise the transaction. GCash deposits are credited to your jiloko wallet in real time. The minimum GCash deposit at jiloko is ₱100.
Can I deposit via PayMaya on jiloko?
Yes, jiloko accepts PayMaya (now Maya) as a deposit method. Select PayMaya in the Cashier, enter your deposit amount, and authorise the payment through the Maya app or website. PayMaya deposits are processed in real time, the same as GCash. The minimum deposit via PayMaya at jiloko is ₱100.
Which Philippine banks can I use for jiloko deposits and withdrawals?
jiloko supports bank transfers via BPI, BDO, and Metrobank, among other major Philippine banks listed in the Cashier section. Bank transfers typically take 1–3 business days to process. For faster transactions, jiloko recommends using GCash or PayMaya, which are credited and processed in real time.
How fast are GCash withdrawals from jiloko?
jiloko targets GCash withdrawal completion within 30 minutes of approval under normal conditions. Processing times may be slightly longer during peak periods or if additional identity verification is required. Bank transfer withdrawals take 1–3 business days. All withdrawals at jiloko require completed KYC verification before they can be processed.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount at jiloko?
The minimum withdrawal at jiloko is ₱200 for e-wallet methods including GCash and PayMaya. For bank transfers, the minimum withdrawal is ₱500. There are no jiloko-imposed processing fees on standard withdrawals, though your bank or e-wallet provider may apply independent charges.
Does jiloko charge fees on deposits or withdrawals?
jiloko does not charge internal processing fees on standard deposits or withdrawals. However, your GCash, PayMaya, BPI, BDO, or Metrobank account may apply its own transaction fees as determined by those service providers. jiloko has no control over third-party financial service fees and recommends checking your e-wallet or bank's fee schedule.