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Move Money In and Out With Your Local Wallet

Deposits and withdrawals on paus86 run through the e-wallets you already use — DANA, OVO and GoPay — so there is no extra step between your balance and your game.

DANA DepositOVO WithdrawalGoPay PaymentSecure VerificationAccount Balance Tracking
paus86 Move Money In and Out With Your Local Wallet
paus86 Putting Money Into Your paus86 Account

Putting Money Into Your paus86 Account

Your paus86 wallet tops up directly from DANA, OVO or GoPay — the same apps you use for everyday spending in Jakarta or Surabaya. Open the cashier from any screen, pick your wallet, and the transfer confirmation comes straight back to your balance. We do not add processing fees on our end for local e-wallet deposits, and the amount you enter is

the amount that lands in your account. Bank transfer via QRIS is also available for accounts that prefer it.

  • Open the Cashier — Tap the deposit section from your account dashboard — it is visible on both mobile browser and desktop without any extra navigation.
  • Choose Your Wallet — Select DANA, OVO or GoPay from the payment row, then confirm the amount you want to add to your balance.
  • Complete the Transfer — Your chosen wallet app opens automatically. Approve the payment with your PIN and the funds move to your paus86 balance.
  • Balance Confirmed — Once your wallet confirms the transfer, your paus86 account balance updates and you can move straight into the lobby.
paus86 Sending Your Winnings Back to Your Wallet

Sending Your Winnings Back to Your Wallet

Withdrawals from paus86 go back to the same wallet you deposited from. This wallet-matching step is a security measure we keep in place to protect your account — it means your funds always return to a wallet already linked to your identity. Enter the amount you want to withdraw, confirm your wallet details, and submit. Our team processes withdrawal requests in queue

order. If your account verification is complete, the request moves through without additional friction.

  • Open Withdraw Section — From your account menu, select withdraw and choose the wallet — DANA, OVO or GoPay — that matches your original deposit method.
  • Enter the Amount — Type in the amount you want returned to your wallet. The screen shows your available balance so you know exactly what is withdrawable.
  • Verify Your Identity — If your KYC is already complete, you move straight through. If not, a short document check is required before the withdrawal is approved.
  • Request Submitted — Once submitted, the request enters the processing queue. You can track its status from your account transaction history at any time.

Local Payment Methods on paus86

We support the e-wallets that Indonesia's urban players use daily. Every method below is available in the cashier for both deposits and withdrawals, subject to your account verification status and local eligibility. Choose the wallet that already sits on your phone and the flow stays familiar.

DANA

Deposit and withdraw using your DANA balance. Transfers link directly to your paus86 account with no third-party redirect needed.

OVO

OVO transfers work from your OVO Points or OVO Cash balance. Wallet-to-account matching keeps withdrawals secure.

GoPay

GoPay is available for both directions — top up your paus86 balance or send winnings back to your GoPay wallet.

QRIS

QRIS lets you scan and pay from any compatible banking or e-wallet app, giving you a broader set of deposit options.

Bank Transfer

Local bank transfers are available for accounts that prefer direct debit. Processing follows standard inter-bank clearing timelines.

paus86 Verifying Your paus86 Account

Verifying Your paus86 Account

Account verification is how we confirm that your wallet and your identity match — it is a protection we put in place for you, not a barrier. A verified account unlocks withdrawals without additional holds and reduces the chance of a transaction being flagged during processing. The documents we ask for are standard: a valid national ID and a brief match against

your registered e-wallet name. Most accounts complete this once and never need to repeat it.

  • Submit Your ID — Upload a clear photo of your Indonesian national ID card from the verification section of your account settings.
  • Match Your Wallet Name — We check that the name on your ID matches the registered name on your DANA, OVO or GoPay account to keep the link clean.
  • Wait for Confirmation — Our verification team reviews submissions and sends a confirmation to your registered contact once the check is complete.
  • Verification Active — With a verified account, withdrawals process without the extra hold step and your transaction history stays consistent across all sessions.

Your paus86 Banking Questions Answered

These are the questions we get most often about moving money on paus86. If something is not covered here, our account support team can help directly through the contact channels in your account dashboard.

DANA, OVO and GoPay are all supported in our cashier. You can also deposit via QRIS or local bank transfer depending on your account setup and eligible region.

Wallet-matching is a security step we apply to every account. It confirms that funds return to the same verified identity, reducing the chance of any account access issues.

Minimum deposit amounts are shown inside the cashier next to each payment method. We keep them visible there so you always see the current figure before confirming.

Our team reviews submissions as they come in. You will receive a confirmation once the check is done. Having a clear ID photo speeds this up considerably.

Check your e-wallet transaction history first to confirm the transfer left your wallet. If it did and the balance has not updated, contact our support team with the transaction reference.

Withdrawals are matched to your deposit wallet for security. If you need to update your linked wallet, contact our account support team before submitting a withdrawal request.
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Paus86 Banking

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.