Your first PayID deposit and withdrawal at ff96

The whole round trip on one screen

A first PayID payment at ff96 has four stages. Only the first takes any setting up, and you do it once.

StageWhere you do itTime
1. Create your PayIDYour banking appOnce only
2. Deposit AU$10 or moreff96 banking page, then your banking appInstant
3. Playff96 lobbyUp to you
4. Withdraw AU$30 or moreff96 banking pageWithin 5 minutes, guaranteed

ff96 charges no fee at either end and sets no maximum deposit.

Have these ready before you start

Stage 1: create a PayID in your banking app

A PayID is a short identifier, usually your mobile number or email address, that your bank links to one of your accounts. You create it in your banking app by choosing the identifier and the account it should point to. Every bank sets this up its own way, so check with your bank if you cannot find the option.

Point the PayID at the account you want ff96 winnings paid into. That is where every PayID withdrawal will land.

Stage 2: your first deposit

  1. Log in to ff96, open the banking page and choose PayID as the deposit method.
  2. Type your amount. Anything from AU$10 works; a modest first deposit is a sensible way to see the process through.
  3. Copy the PayID and any reference ff96 shows. Take them fresh from this screen every time, rather than from a payee saved after an earlier deposit.
  4. In your banking app, choose to pay a PayID and paste the details. Your bank shows the name registered to that PayID; it should match the name on the ff96 screen. If it does not, cancel.
  5. Enter the same amount, add the reference, confirm and keep the receipt.
  6. Back at ff96, the money shows in your balance instantly.

Example: you send AU$40 from your banking app with the reference shown. Your ff96 balance reads AU$40 as soon as the transfer completes, with nothing taken off. Which pokie to open with that balance is covered in the ff96 PayID pokies guide.

Stage 4: your first withdrawal

Skip ahead from stage 3 whenever you decide to cash out.

  1. Check your balance is at least AU$30, the ff96 minimum withdrawal.
  2. Open the banking page and choose PayID as the withdrawal method.
  3. Enter the amount and the PayID you created in stage 1. Read it back character by character; it decides which account is paid.
  4. Submit. The money reaches your bank within 5 minutes, and ff96 guarantees that time.

If you deposited by card, Bitcoin, Apple Pay, Google Pay or eZeeWallet, those methods are deposit-only, so withdraw by PayID, Skrill, Neteller or Payz. The ff96 withdrawal times page compares all four.

If a payment is late

A deposit should appear at once and a withdrawal within 5 minutes. If yours has not:

  1. Look at your banking app. A transfer that shows as pending or held is still with your bank, and your bank can tell you why.
  2. Do not send the deposit a second time; two payments are harder to trace than one.
  3. Open ff96 live chat, which is staffed 24/7, and give four details: the payment method, the amount, the date and time, and the reference from your receipt.

Never share your banking password or a one-time code with anyone, support staff included. Other ways to reach ff96 are on the contact page.

Keep reading

This post covers your first payment. For the full reference, including how PayID compares with every other ff96 method, read ff96 PayID deposits and withdrawals, step by step, or start from the ff96 PayID hub.

First-time PayID questions

Do I need my own PayID to deposit at ff96?

No. You can pay ff96's PayID from your banking app without one. You do need your own PayID to receive a PayID withdrawal.

What is the smallest first deposit?

AU$10, and ff96 sets no maximum deposit.

How long will my first PayID withdrawal take?

Within 5 minutes of your request, which ff96 guarantees. The minimum is AU$30.

The name my bank shows is different. Should I still pay?

No. Cancel the payment and ask ff96 live chat to confirm the correct details first.

Does ff96 charge for PayID?

No. PayID deposits and withdrawals at ff96 are free of ff96 fees.