How to Withdraw from 1XBET Using GCash in the Philippines

Fast, Familiar—and Filipino: Why Use GCash for Your 1XBET Withdrawal?

GCash is woven into everyday life in the Philippines, so it makes sense to use it when you want to move funds out of 1XBET. The bookmaker supports local e-wallets, protects every 1XBET withdrawal with two-factor authentication and SSL encryption, and typically credits your wallet in 15 minutes to a few hours—faster than most bank payouts.

AgilaClub notes that many of its community members choose GCash for quick, same-day cash-outs thanks to low minimum limits and zero platform fees. If you’re after genuinely seamless payments in online casinos, you’ll appreciate how smoothly the process works.

Pre-Withdrawal Checklist

Before you tap that Withdraw button, run through these essentials:

Verify Your 1XBET Account

Upload a valid Philippine ID (e.g., UMID, driver’s license) in Profile → Verification. This satisfies both 1XBET’s security policy and local AMLA regulations.

Link a Fully Verified GCash Wallet

A fully verified GCash account (Level 2 KYC) lifts cash-in/out ceilings to ₱100 000 or higher—handy if you score big.

Check Limits & Bonus Rollover

The minimum 1XBET GCash withdrawal is usually around ₱200, but promos may impose wagering requirements. Confirm you’ve met them to avoid rejected requests.

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Withdraw from 1XBET Using GCash

Follow these quick steps on desktop or mobile:

1. Log in to 1XBET and click the wallet icon.
   
   
2. Choose Withdraw Funds.
   
   
3. In the e-wallet tab, pick GCash.
   
   
4. Enter the amount (₱200 – ₱50 000 per transaction is typical).
   
   
5. Type the 11-digit GCash number linked to your wallet.
   
   
6. Review details and hit Confirm.
   
   
7. Wait for the SMS or in-app push from GCash saying “You have received ₱X.XX.”
   
   

Tip from AgilaClub: For even faster crediting, withdraw outside the 10 p.m.–12 a.m. GCash maintenance window whenever possible.

How Long Will My Money Take to Arrive?

Most requests clear in 15 minutes to 2 hours; larger amounts can take up to 24 hours while the system runs additional checks. If your payout shows as “Pending” for longer than a day, jump to the troubleshooting section below.

Fees and Daily Limits

• 1XBET fees: None for GCash withdrawals.
  
  
• GCash fees: Receiving money is free, but cashing out to an ATM via GCash Mastercard costs ₱20 per ₱1 000.
  
  
• Daily wallet cap: Unverified users are limited to ₱50 000 incoming; fully verified users up to ₱500 000 (subject to periodic BSP adjustments).
  
  

AgilaClub recommends keeping a screenshot of every successful withdrawal to simplify any future dispute.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Withdrawal Still “Processing”

High traffic or manual verification may slow things down. Give it a full 24 hours, then contact 1XBET live chat with your transaction ID.

Wrong Mobile Number

If you mistyped your GCash number, cancel the request immediately (if the option is still available) and submit a fresh one. Funds sent to the wrong wallet can’t be reversed by 1XBET.

KYC Flagged

Use the same name on both platforms. Mismatched names trigger an automatic review and can freeze the payout.

Boost Your Safety and Speed Even Further

Withdrawals move fastest on reputable platforms—and knowing how to avoid online gambling scams helps you keep every peso you win. Likewise, understanding PAGCOR oversight and regulation assures you that both 1XBET and GCash operate under strict standards set for Philippine-facing gaming services.

Responsible Gaming & Smart Cash-Outs

Regular withdrawals help you separate bankroll from personal funds. Schedule weekly cash-outs or set a GCash Save-Money auto-transfer so winnings don’t sit in your betting balance—small habits that AgilaClub players say keep gambling fun and sustainable.

With GCash integrated directly into 1XBET, cashing out in the Philippines is as familiar as sending money to a friend. Follow the checklist, double-check your wallet details, and you’ll enjoy near-instant access to your winnings—no fuss, just funds in hand.