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Money moves in one direction at a time here: into the Main Wallet through the cashier, out of it through a bank account or e-wallet in your own name. An ACE66 deposit starts at MYR 30 and stops at MYR 30,000 per transaction, while a withdrawal starts at MYR 100 and caps at MYR 50,000 per request. Between those two numbers sit the rules that decide whether a payout clears: the name on the account, the reference you type, the 1x play-through on every deposit, and whether a promotion is still running.
The cashier lives in the member area under Banking, on the Deposit page. Four routes appear there: bank transfer, FPX, e-wallet and DuitNow QR. Each one lands in the same place, the Main Wallet, so the choice is about convenience rather than where the money ends up.
| Route | Where it appears | What you need | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bank transfer | Deposit page, bank transfer tile | The current deposit account details and your transfer receipt | Upload the receipt screenshot with the amount you entered |
| FPX | Deposit page, FPX tile | Your online banking login and 2FA (SMS OTP or token) | Our payment gateways include Eeziepay, Help2pay and Fastpay |
| E-wallet | Deposit page, e-wallet tile | A funded e-wallet in your own name | Touch ‘n Go, GrabPay and ShopeePay marks are shown on the tile |
| DuitNow QR | Deposit page, e-wallet and DuitNow tile | A banking or e-wallet app that scans QR payments | The same tile group as the e-wallet options |
The amount field takes anything from MYR 30 to MYR 30,000, and quick buttons for MYR 50, 100, 300, 500 and 1,000 save you typing. Deposits are credited after verification, so a bank transfer that needs a receipt checked will not appear at the same moment as the transfer leaves your account.
Cash deposits at a machine work the same way. Keep the CDM slip, photograph it, and upload it with the deposit request, because there is no other record tying that cash to your account.
FPX and DuitNow QR are Malaysia’s national payment rails, both operated by PayNet. In general, FPX pushes you into your own bank’s login screen and confirms with a one-time code or a token, which is why the gateway step asks for banking credentials rather than card details. DuitNow QR works in the opposite direction: your app scans a code and pays from whichever account or e-wallet you have linked.
E-wallet deposits follow the same logic. The wallet has to be in your name, and the balance has to be there before you start, since a failed payment simply leaves the deposit request unmatched.
These short rules decide whether a deposit is credited:
Deposits arrive in the Main Wallet and withdrawals leave from it. Betting, however, happens inside each provider’s own Game Wallet, so credit has to be transferred across before a game will accept a stake. Skip that step and the game returns an insufficient funds message even though your balance looks healthy.
The same rule applies in reverse at payout time. Anything still sitting in a slot, live casino or sportsbook wallet is not available to withdraw, so bring it back to the Main Wallet first and then open the withdrawal page.
The cashier is the only place these routes are confirmed and the deposit account details are current. Sign in, open Banking, and start from MYR 30.
Withdrawals go out by bank transfer or e-wallet, to an account you register yourself through Add Bank. One request can be as small as MYR 100 and no larger than MYR 50,000. On top of that per-transaction cap sits a daily ceiling and a daily count, both set by your VIP tier.
| VIP tier | Daily withdrawal limit | Withdrawals per day |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze 1 to 3 | MYR 50,000 | 2 |
| Silver 1 to 3 | MYR 50,000 | 3 |
| Gold 1 to 3 | MYR 50,000 | 5 |
| Platinum 1 to 3 | MYR 80,000 | Unlimited |
| Diamond | MYR 100,000 | Unlimited |
Bronze, Silver and Gold share the same MYR 50,000 daily figure, so what changes as you move up those tiers is how many separate requests you can make in a day. At Bronze that is two, so plan larger, fewer withdrawals at that tier. Platinum and Diamond lift both numbers, with no cap on the number of requests.
Check these before you submit:
Three things hold a withdrawal back. First, the turnover on a deposit has not been reached, so the money is not yet free to move. Second, the beneficiary name differs from the name on the account you deposited from, which is the one mismatch the checks will never wave through. Third, a promotion is still active, and while it is, no payout is possible from the account.
Unusual activity can also trigger a request for identity documents before a transaction is released. That is a verification step rather than a refusal, so respond with the documents asked for. The full account rules set out how deposits, bonuses and payouts are treated across the whole platform.
We charge nothing on deposits and nothing on withdrawals. Some payment methods carry their own charges, though, and in that case the amount that reaches us is the amount credited to your Main Wallet. So if a gateway or wallet takes a cut, the deposit lands slightly short of the figure you typed, and the difference is the method’s, not ours.
Banks also go offline for scheduled maintenance, which is why a Bank Maintenance Hours button sits in the cashier. Check it before you commit to a route late at night, because a rail that is down simply will not complete. In that window, try a different route or wait for the bank to come back.
One last point on methods. The cashier list is the definitive one: bank transfer, FPX, e-wallet and DuitNow QR are what it shows, and any other method we support would appear in exactly the same place. Logos elsewhere on a page are not an instruction to try something the deposit screen does not offer. If you want to see how the games, bonuses and rebate side fit around all of this, start from the casino overview.