a66day · Deposits, Withdrawals Account Banking

Payment Methods at a66day

Every method listed here is a local Malaysian payment rail. We do not support wallets from other markets. Eligibility for each method depends on your account status and local law in your region — the cashier screen will show which options are active for you at login.

Touch 'n Go eWallet

Malaysia's widely-used e-wallet. Fund your a66day account directly from your TNG balance — no card required, just confirm in the app.

Boost

Boost transfers connect your Boost wallet balance to the a66day cashier in a few taps. Works on Android and iOS.

GrabPay

Use your GrabPay wallet credit for deposits. The transfer is handled inside the GrabPay flow and lands in your a66day balance.

DuitNow

Send via DuitNow ID or DuitNow QR. Supported across major Malaysian banks including Maybank, CIMB and Public Bank.

FPX

FPX links directly to Maybank2u, CIMB Clicks and other local banks for instant online banking transfers to your a66day account.

Adding Funds to Your a66day Balance

Open the cashier from any page in the lobby — it is a single tap on mobile and a click on desktop. We support Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, GrabPay, DuitNow and FPX so you can use whichever wallet or bank account you already have on your phone. Once you confirm the transfer on your payment app, the amount reflects in your

a66day balance and you can head straight to a live baccarat table or load up Mahjong Ways without any extra steps. Minimum deposit amounts are shown at the cashier screen before you confirm.

Open the cashier — Log in to your a66day account and tap the cashier icon. It appears in the top-right corner on both mobile and desktop.
Choose your payment method — Select Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, GrabPay, DuitNow or FPX. The cashier shows the methods available for your account at that moment.
Enter the amount and confirm — Key in the amount you want to add, review the details on screen, then confirm the transfer inside your payment app using your PIN or biometric.
Balance updates — Your a66day balance refreshes once the payment clears. You will see the new amount in your account wallet before you pick a game.

Withdrawing Funds from a66day

Head to the cashier and choose the withdrawal tab — it is the same screen you use for deposits. We process payouts to DuitNow, FPX and the e-wallets linked to your account. Before your first withdrawal, account verification must be complete; after that, subsequent withdrawals go through a shorter confirmation flow. Enter the amount you want to pull out, choose the destination

account or wallet, and submit the request. We aim to keep the queue moving without unnecessary delays, though processing time depends on your chosen method and any security checks that apply to your account tier.

Open withdrawal tab — Log in, go to the cashier and switch to the withdrawal section. Only methods linked to your verified account will appear.
Select payout destination — Pick DuitNow, FPX, Touch 'n Go eWallet or Boost — whichever matches the account you want funds sent to.
Enter amount and verify — Type in the withdrawal amount. If a security check is triggered, you may need to confirm via OTP sent to your registered number.
Request submitted — Once submitted, you can track the request status inside your account wallet. We will notify you when the payout is processed.

Verifying Your a66day Account

Verification on a66day is a one-time step that protects your balance and makes sure withdrawals reach the right person. We ask for a government-issued photo ID — your MyKad is the standard document — and a selfie or a short video that confirms the ID is yours. If your withdrawal method is a bank account, a recent statement or screenshot showing your

name and account number rounds out the check. Players in Kuching and across Malaysia go through the same flow entirely within the app or browser; there is no need to send physical documents. Once your account is verified, the status stays active unless your details change.

Submit your MyKad — Upload a clear photo of the front and back of your Malaysian identity card. The image needs to show all four corners and be fully legible.
Complete the selfie step — Take a selfie holding your MyKad next to your face, or follow the short video prompt if your account tier requires it.
Confirm your payment account — If you withdraw to a bank, attach a screenshot of your Maybank2u or CIMB Clicks account page showing your name and account number.
Verification confirmed — Our team reviews your documents and updates your account status. You will receive an in-app notification when verification is complete.

a66day Banking — Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions we hear most about deposits, withdrawals and account verification on a66day. If your situation is not covered here, reach out via live chat from inside your account.

Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost and GrabPay are all supported. Open the cashier, pick your wallet, confirm the amount in your wallet app and the balance updates on your a66day account.

The minimum varies by payment method and is shown clearly on the cashier screen before you confirm. We do not set a universal floor — check the cashier for the figure that applies to your chosen method.

Go to the cashier withdrawal tab, select DuitNow, enter your registered DuitNow ID, key in the amount and submit. Your account must be verified before the first DuitNow payout can be processed.

Most e-wallet and FPX transfers clear quickly, but network delays can occur. Wait a few minutes, then refresh the wallet page. If the balance still has not updated, contact live chat with your transaction reference number.

Yes — account verification is required before your first withdrawal. Submit your MyKad and a selfie through the verification section. After that first check, subsequent withdrawals follow a shorter confirmation step.

Yes. Select FPX in the cashier, choose CIMB Clicks as your bank, and complete the transfer through the CIMB online banking page. The deposit registers once the bank confirms the transaction on their end.

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