Complete Guide
How to Set Up PayID for Casino Banking
PayID is Australia's fast payment identifier system built on the New Payments Platform (NPP). It links your phone number or email address to your bank account, allowing anyone to send you money instantly using just that identifier — no BSB or account number needed.
Setting up PayID takes under 5 minutes through your bank's app or internet banking. Here's exactly how to get started:
- Open your banking app — Navigate to Settings or Manage Account. Look for "PayID" or "Instant Payments" in the menu.
- Register your PayID — Choose your identifier: mobile number (recommended) or email address. Your mobile number is easiest to remember and share. Confirm the setup — your bank will send a verification code.
- Choose a PayID casino — Select from our verified list above. Create an account with your real details (required for KYC verification). Look for the cashier/banking section.
- Find the casino's PayID address — In the deposit section, select "PayID" or "Bank Transfer (PayID)". The casino will display their PayID address (usually an email format like deposits@casinoname.com).
- Make your deposit — In your banking app, select "New PayID Payment", enter the casino's PayID address, enter your deposit amount, and include the unique reference code the casino provides (critical — this identifies your payment). Confirm the transfer.
💡 Critical: Always include the casino's unique reference code in your PayID payment description. This automatically credits funds to your specific account. Without the reference code, the casino's finance team must manually locate and allocate your payment, causing delays of 1–24 hours.
How to Withdraw Winnings via PayID
- Complete KYC verification first — Upload proof of ID (passport or driver's licence) and proof of address (bank statement or utility bill dated within 3 months). Approval typically takes 1–2 hours at good casinos.
- Navigate to withdrawal section — In your casino account, go to Cashier → Withdraw → PayID (or Bank Transfer).
- Enter your PayID — Input the PayID registered to your bank account. Use the same identifier you'd give anyone paying you — your mobile number is safest.
- Enter amount and confirm — Specify your withdrawal amount (check the casino's minimum/maximum withdrawal limits). Review and confirm the transaction.
- Receive funds — Funds appear in your bank account within minutes at top-tier casinos, up to 24 hours at slower operators. You'll typically receive a push notification from your banking app when the PayID credit arrives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Australian banks support PayID? +
PayID is supported by all major Australian banks including Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, Westpac, NAB, Macquarie, ING, Bendigo Bank, Bank of Queensland, and most credit unions. Over 90 financial institutions participate in the NPP network. Check the NPP Australia website for the complete list.
Is my PayID linked to my personal banking details? +
Yes, your PayID (phone or email) is linked to your bank account, but the casino only sees your PayID identifier — not your BSB, account number, or personal banking credentials. This is a key security advantage over traditional bank transfers.
What if I enter the wrong PayID when withdrawing? +
Contact the casino's support immediately if you entered incorrect withdrawal details before the transaction processes. Once a PayID payment has been sent, it's harder to reverse. Your bank's dispute team can assist with misdirected payments, but recovery isn't guaranteed if the PayID belongs to someone else.
Can I have multiple PayIDs for different banks? +
Yes. You can register different PayID identifiers with different banks. For example, your mobile number with Commonwealth Bank and your email with ANZ. Each PayID can only be linked to one bank account at a time, but you can update which account it's linked to.
Do I need to use PayID for both deposits and withdrawals? +
No. Many players use PayID for fast deposits but withdraw to their bank account via standard bank transfer. The reverse is also possible. Using PayID for both directions provides the fastest end-to-end experience, but mixing methods is perfectly acceptable.