Spin2U PayID guide: your first deposit and first withdrawal

How it works, in two sentences

You pay Spin2U from your own banking app by sending money to a PayID, and it shows in your Spin2U balance instantly. When you cash out, Spin2U pays your PayID and the money reaches your bank within 5 minutes, guaranteed, with no Spin2U fee either way.

The numbers to remember: deposits from AU$10 with no maximum, and withdrawals from AU$30.

Before you begin: three things

A Spin2U login

The deposit details are generated inside your account, so log in first on the phone or computer you will use.

A PayID registered with your bank

You need it to be paid out, not to deposit. Your PayID is usually your mobile number or email address, linked by your bank to one account. You create it in your banking app; the steps vary by bank, so check with your bank if you need help. Link it to the account you want winnings paid into.

An offer to claim

Pick the bonus before the deposit screen opens: the 40% first-deposit match from AU$30, or the 20% Daily First Deposit match from AU$20.

Your first deposit, in six moves

1. Open the deposit page. Log in to Spin2U, go to banking and select PayID.
2. Set the amount. AU$10 is the minimum. For a first go, a small amount lets you see the whole process before you commit more.
3. Copy what Spin2U shows. That is the PayID to pay and any reference that goes with it.
4. Switch to your banking app. Choose to pay a PayID and paste the identifier.
5. Check the name. Your bank displays who the PayID belongs to. It should match the Spin2U screen; if it doesn't, stop and ask live chat.
6. Send and come back. Add the amount and reference, confirm, save the receipt and return to Spin2U. The balance updates straight away.

Between the deposit and the withdrawal

Play on a game picked with the Spin2U PayID pokies guide. If your balance grows, decide in advance at what point you will cash out, and remember that you need at least AU$30 in your balance to make a withdrawal. If you also used a card, Bitcoin, Apple Pay, Google Pay or eZeeWallet to top up, note that those are deposit-only: payouts go by PayID, Skrill, Neteller or Payz.

Your first withdrawal, in four moves

1. Check the balance is AU$30 or more.
2. Open the withdrawal page and select PayID.
3. Enter the amount and your own PayID. Read the PayID back slowly, because it decides which account is paid.
4. Confirm. Spin2U sends the full amount, with nothing deducted, and it lands in your bank within 5 minutes.

Payout speeds for the other three methods that can receive a withdrawal are on the Spin2U withdrawal times page.

Four first-time slips, and how to avoid them

• Reusing an old payee. Take the PayID from the deposit page each time, not from a payee your bank saved last time.
• Ignoring a name mismatch. If the name your bank shows is not what Spin2U shows, cancel the payment.
• Sending it twice. If a deposit seems slow, a second payment will not speed up the first. Check before you resend anything.
• Withdrawing without a PayID. Set up your own PayID before you need it, so a payout is never waiting on you.

A payment is late: gather four details

A deposit should appear instantly and a PayID withdrawal within 5 minutes. If one has not, look in your banking app first: a transfer still marked pending or held is with your bank, and your bank can explain it. Otherwise contact Spin2U live chat, which is open 24/7, with these four details: the payment method, the amount, the date and time, and the transaction reference from your receipt.

Nobody at Spin2U needs your banking password or a one-time code, so never share them. Other ways to get in touch are on the Spin2U contact page.

More on PayID at Spin2U

For the complete reference, including how PayID compares with every Spin2U payment method, read Spin2U PayID deposits and withdrawals. The Spin2U PayID hub links every PayID guide.

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