Maya — Limits, Fees & Settlement
By JILIKO Editorial Team
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Here is the short Kuya version of JILIKO Maya: the wallet stepped out of gaming in August 2025, so treat any Maya route to a casino as unproven until a cashier screen lists it. Maya’s own notice is plain about it. What you can still do with Maya is ordinary money movement, and that is where tiers and fees matter.
JILIKO Maya since the Lucky Games shutdown
Lucky Games closed on 16 August 2025, according to Maya’s support notice, which follows a BSP order to disable online gambling links. For every cash-in or withdrawal, the notice sends players to the operator’s own site or app. Memo M-2025-029, the same BSP document, gave every supervised institution 48 hours to take gambling out of its apps.
Maya casino versus Maya gaming pins
A second trap: a Gaming page exists on maya.ph, yet it covers buying gaming pins (Maya app, then Play, then Games). That is a top-up for video games, and “maya casino” searchers sometimes mistake it for a casino lane.
Quick word: the word “gaming” on a wallet page is not the word “casino”. Read what the page actually sells.
Maya limits by tier
Maya publishes these on its account-limits page, and says the monthly limit is subject to change. Look in the app under Account Limits for your own.
| Tier | Wallet balance a month | Bank transfer (InstaPay sending) |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | PHP 50K | Not available |
| Upgraded | PHP 100K | PHP 100K a month, 40 times |
| Super Users | PHP 500K | PHP 500K a month, 80 times |
| Ultimate Users | PHP 5M | PHP 5M a month, unlimited count |
Whatever your tier, PHP 50K each is the cap on an incoming InstaPay transfer from another bank. To send to another Maya user you need Upgraded: PHP 20K per transaction, PHP 100K in a day, 60 sends monthly; Basic cannot send.
Quick word: these tiers differ in ceilings, not in speed. Upgrading will not make a transfer faster; it only lets you send more.
JILIKO Maya fees and settlement
The fee list is short because Maya publishes only a little:
- Sending money out by InstaPay to another local bank, once it succeeds, costs PHP 10.
- Topping up Maya from a linked bank account is limited to PHP 20,000 per top-up, with separate daily and monthly limits layered above it.
- Kuya’s tip: each PESONet transfer has a floor of PHP 100.00 and a ceiling of PHP 300,000.00 (one transfer), while the daily total is capped at PHP 1,000,000.00.
- Upgrading costs nothing. Maya also promises never to request your password, an OTP or your full 16-digit card number.
Upgrading runs through Profile, then Upgrade Your Account, where you give your name and birth date as on the National ID and record a video selfie. After approval, an SMS confirmation arrives within 24 hours.
Quick word: if anyone charges you to upgrade, or asks for an OTP, walk away.
Where Maya fits with the other rails
For a picture of how the other wallet fared, read GCash limits and the 2025 change, and for payouts see GCash withdraw checks. Bank transfers are explained on InstaPay limits for and PESONet. The overview of every route is payment methods compared, and the market-wide GCash and Maya story is told at casino GCash since the e-wallet change.
How to Get Started
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Find Account Limits in the app
Choose the profile button, then Account Limits, and read your tier's monthly wallet and transfer lines.
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Upgrade if bank transfers are greyed out
Basic cannot send by bank transfer or to other Maya users, and the free upgrade takes a National ID and a video selfie.
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Take the route the cashier lists
Use only a method JILIKO's deposit screen names, and ignore a chat that says Maya has a gaming lane.
