NAB and ANZ PayID Deposits at iJoker88

Both NAB and ANZ support PayID, so AUD transfers to and from your iJoker88 account settle in minutes on Australia's real-time payments network rather than waiting for business-day batches. The setup differs slightly between the two apps, and each has its own approach to transfer limits — this page covers both, plus what to check when something doesn't arrive.

Last reviewed: September 2026

NAB and ANZ PayID at a glance

Setting up PayID with NAB

You only need your own PayID to receive withdrawals. Sending a deposit doesn't require one.

  1. Open the NAB app or NAB Internet Banking. Both support PayID registration.
  2. Find the PayID section. It's in the settings or payments area. If it isn't obvious, use the app's search for "PayID".
  3. Choose your identifier. Mobile number or email address. A mobile number is easier for others to type correctly.
  4. Link it to a transaction account. This is where incoming payments, including withdrawals, will land.
  5. Confirm with the code NAB sends. This verifies you control the number or address.

Setting up PayID with ANZ

  1. Open the ANZ app or ANZ Internet Banking. ANZ has been migrating customers to ANZ Plus, which handles PayID slightly differently — check which app you're actually using.
  2. Find the PayID section. Look under settings, profile or payment preferences depending on your app version.
  3. Choose your identifier and link an account. Same options as NAB: mobile number or email.
  4. Confirm with the verification code.

One identifier, one account, across all banks. A PayID can only be registered to a single account at a time nationally. If your mobile number is already linked at another bank, remove it there before registering it with NAB or ANZ.

Making a deposit

The process is the same at both banks.

  1. Get the PayID and reference from iJoker88. Log in, open Deposit, select PayID, enter your amount. Copy both the identifier and the reference code.
  2. Choose Pay Someone or Pay Anyone in your app. Then select PayID as the recipient type rather than BSB and account number.
  3. Paste the identifier. Your bank will display the registered recipient name before you confirm. Read it.
  4. Put the reference code in the description field. This is the step people skip, and it causes more delayed deposits than every other cause combined. Without it, your payment arrives but can't be matched automatically.
  5. Confirm. Your balance usually updates within 1–3 minutes.

Pay only from an account in your own name. A joint account you're named on is generally fine. A payment from someone else's account cannot be credited and has to be returned, which takes far longer than the deposit would have.

What causes delays at NAB and ANZ

The first-payment hold

Both banks may hold your first payment to a new PayID for up to 24 hours as a fraud precaution. This is standard across Australian banking and applies to any new recipient, not just gaming sites.

The hold sits entirely at your bank. The payment hasn't failed, and nothing on the iJoker88 side can release it. Later payments to the same identifier go through at normal speed. Sending a small first payment in advance clears the hold before you actually need it.

Transfer limits

Both banks cap outgoing payments, and defaults are often lower than expected on newer accounts or to recently added payees. A payment over the limit may be declined or held without a clear notification.

Limits are adjustable in each app's security or payment settings. Increases usually need a verification step and can take effect after a short delay, so it's easier to check and adjust before you need it.

ANZ Plus migration

ANZ has been moving customers onto ANZ Plus, and the two platforms organise payment settings differently. If a guide's instructions don't match what you see on screen, you may be on the other platform — check which app you have before assuming something is broken.

Withdrawing to NAB or ANZ

Withdrawals use the same rails in reverse, with an approval step first. Once approved, the transfer generally completes within 5–15 minutes, seven days a week.

Approval is the variable part. Three things decide how quickly it clears:

If a payout is pending, the pending withdrawal guide works through which of the three it is.

Deposit hasn't arrived? Check these first

  1. Open your banking app and find the transaction. If it's pending on your side, the hold is at the bank.
  2. Check the reference field. Confirm the code is there and correctly typed.
  3. Check the identifier you sent to. Compare it character by character against the deposit page.
  4. Consider the first-payment hold. If this is your first transfer to that PayID, allow up to 24 hours.
  5. Check your transfer limit. A payment over the cap may have been declined silently.
  6. Contact support with a screenshot. Show the amount, timestamp and reference, and send it through official support. Do not deposit again — a duplicate creates two payments to trace instead of one.

Comparison with other methods

MethodDepositWithdrawalWeekends
NAB / ANZ PayID1–3 minutesYesYes
Bank transfer1–3 business daysYesNo
POLiMinutesNoYes
BPAY1–2 business daysNoNo
NeosurfInstantNoYes

Staying safe

Frequently asked questions

Do NAB and ANZ both support PayID?

Yes, both offer PayID as a standard feature. Whether any particular payment completes depends on each bank's own policies and your account settings, the same as with any recipient.

Is PayID different on ANZ Plus?

The underlying payment works the same way, but ANZ Plus organises settings differently from the classic ANZ app. If instructions don't match what you see, check which app you're using before assuming something is wrong.

Why was my first payment held?

Australian banks commonly hold the first payment to a new PayID for up to 24 hours as a fraud precaution. It applies to any new recipient and happens at the bank's end. Later payments to the same identifier go through normally.

How do I raise my transfer limit?

Both banks let you adjust it in the app's security or payment settings. Increases usually require verification and may take a short time to apply, so it's worth doing before you need it.

Can I register the same PayID with both banks?

No. A PayID identifier can only be linked to one account at a time across all Australian banks. Remove it from the first bank before registering it with the second.

How long does a withdrawal take?

Once approved, generally 5–15 minutes by PayID, any day of the week. Approval time depends on identity verification, name matching, and whether you have outstanding bonus wagering.

Does the deposit appear on my statement?

Yes. Any bank transfer appears on your statement with recipient details. If you'd prefer no bank record, Neosurf vouchers are bought with cash — though they're deposit-only, so you'll still need a bank account to be paid out.

I sent it without the reference code

The payment isn't lost, just unmatched. Send support a screenshot showing the amount, timestamp and your account username, and it can be matched by hand.

Play within your means. Real-time transfers remove the pause that used to sit between deciding to deposit and the money actually moving. Set a deposit limit in your account settings before your next session and treat it as a hard ceiling. Strictly 18+.

iJoker88 provides deposit limits, session reminders, cool-off periods and self-exclusion — see the responsible gambling tools guide for how to switch them on.

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